Absorbing the Sun's rays

Promotion of skin cancer

Protection from the Sun's rays

Making the skin look saggy

During winter months and when wearing long sleeves

During cloudy days and when indoors

During peak sun hours and when swimming or sweating

During nighttime and when using an umbrella

To shield the body from the Sun's ultraviolet rays

To keep us warm and help plants grow

To protect against skin cancer and prevent premature aging

To create a physical barrier on the skin

Premature aging and skin cancer

Vitamin D deficiency and sunburn

Eye damage and dehydration

Hair loss and sunspots

To entertain us with anecdotes about sunscreen

To persuade readers to stay inside

To criticize the use of sunscreen

To inform readers about the harmful effects of the Sun's ultraviolet rays

Physical blockers reflect UV rays, while chemical blockers absorb them

Physical blockers are more effective than chemical blockers

Physical blockers absorb UV rays, while chemical blockers reflect them

Chemical blockers are more natural than physical blockers