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The 9 Best New Sunscreens for Summer 2020, According to DermatologistsYou can't go wrong with these A+ formulations |
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Yep, that means slathering on some block even when you're indoors. Sunlight from your windows — as well as the blue light emitted from our electronic devices (yes, really) — can also damage the skin, according to a 2018 study published by the Journal of Biomedical Physics & Engineering.
So, to prevent unwanted skin damage whether you're working inside or enjoying the outdoors, it's probably a good time to update your sunscreen stash. That said, in case you're having a hard time finding your best sunscreen match, we tapped two board-certified dermatologists to break down the best sunscreen releases for summer 2020.
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