5 Reasons Why You Want To Put On Sunscreen -> #1. Did you know that one in every ten Canadians has never used sunscreen? Or that 72% have intentionally chosen NOT to wear it? It is important to wear sunscreen every single day you (and your family) is out in the sun…
5 Reasons Why You Want To Put On Sunscreen
#2. Sun burns. They hurt. They burn. They are so totally avoidable.
#3. Sun damage. Ok, so you want the tan now…but how will that sun exposure affect your skin in 30 years?
#4. Protect and hydrate your skin. Sun exposure dries out your skin.
#5. Sunscreen is so portable…you can take it everywhere.
Outside Family Activity ideas…
10 IDEAS TO TAKE YOUR FAMILY OUTSIDE
KIDS’ OLYMPICS IDEAS (using things you already have around the house to set up a mini-Olympics in your own backyard!).
I carry AVEENO® BABY® Sensitive Skin Face Sun Stick SPF 50 in my bag with me where ever I go during the summer months. Plus, I keep our Aveeno sunscreen basket near our front door – so it’s super accessible to quickly apply before we step out the door.
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Disclosure: This post is powered by Aveeno. Opinions are my own.
I need to be much more diligent in wearing sunscreen. I don’t spend a lot of time in the sun but already see many sunspots on my arms.
I’ve been using more and more sunscreen. Mostly because it ages.
I agree with being concerned. A family history with skin cancer makes me very aware of sun exposure.
Love Aveeno products; only sunscreen I use.
I love Aveeno too – not greasy like other sunscreens.
Sunscreen is important as it reduces the chances of skin cancer. Great reasons to put on sunscreen 🙂
I always lather up when heading out!! The sun is so strong one can’t take any risks!!
I am a Canadian living in Michigan and have fair skin with red hair blue eyes you get my point I’m a ginger. sun burns are not totally avoidable even with spf 100 sun screen on I still burn a bit but I don’t burn as bad as if I didn’t put sun screen on. I sun burn in sept waiting for the bus in 60f that’s about 32 degrees Canadian celcious.
The first time I went to Spain, my olive-skinned DH said ‘You won’t burn’ he was so WRONG. I’ve never had a sun burn worse than that day…my fair skin always has sunscreen now.
I shared on Facebook for my family and friends.Sunscreen is so important.
Sunscreen is so very important. I know many people who have gotten skin cancer from not protecting their skin!
We are HUGE sunscreen users at our house! My MIL never used to put sunscreen on my hubby when he was little, and now that he’s grown, he has already had to have three skin cancers removed. Nothing to play with, for sure!
oh man – lesson learned there I’m sure.
Getting sunburned is so dangerous. I always make sure that both my sons and I have sunscreen on before we spend any time outdoors.
Sun burns are so preventable with sun screen…