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flag Improper sunscreen use undermines protection, experts warn, stressing correct application, reapplication, and storage.

flag Australian skin cancer experts warn that improper sunscreen use—such as applying too little, not reapplying every two hours, or storing it in heat—can reduce protection, even with correctly labeled products. flag They recommend using about one teaspoon per body part, applying 20 minutes before sun exposure, and reapplying after sweating, swimming, or rubbing. flag Sunscreen should be used when UV levels exceed 3, and combined with protective clothing, hats, and shade. flag Some sunscreens have recently failed tests and been recalled, highlighting the importance of proper use and storage.

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