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Sali Hughes on beauty: if your teen won’t wear sunscreen, try tempting them with these products

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Sali Hughes on beauty: if your teen won’t wear sunscreen, try tempting them with these products

Since Covid, anti-science conspiracy theories have been circulated ever more widely on social media. The most worrying to dermatologists is a growing movement against sunscreen, the best and most evidenced precaution (beyond covering up with clothing or staying indoors) that we can take against skin cancers, including melanoma.

The conspiracy theorists claim that sunscreen causes cancer, rather than preventing it. Although there is no robust evidence to support this (and there is a mountain of clinical data showing the opposite), kids are inevitably most susceptible to the propaganda.

Teen beauty brand Indu recently conducted a survey which found that 60% of teenage girls say they’ve been sunburnt on their face, but only 27% wear sunscreen daily. Teenage boys

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