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"Unfortunately, even one bad burn increases your chances of getting skin cancer. While the burns might fade away after a few days, the long-term damage [is done]," says Dr. Frieling. "A study conducted by the American Association for Cancer Research found that women who experienced at least five sunburns between the ages of 15 and 20 were 80 times more likely to develop skin cancer later on. Earlier exposure to sun damage is hazardous, which is why I reiterate — sun care is essential for all ages."
She adds that the more you go without sunscreen, the more your skin is at risk of. If you skip a few days of wearing sunscreen and you're getting direct exposure to the sun, you are repeatedly putting yourself at risk of skin cancer and premature aging.
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