Stay Safe In The Sun

IN TERMS OF SUN PROTECTION factor (SPF), go big! In recent years, the expert-advised minimum SPF has shot up from 15 to 30.

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“SPF 30 is good, but if you’re exposed to significant sunshine, you should really have more on than that,” says Dr. Martin Josso, director of L’Oréal Suncare. Whether you prefer the glide of a stick, the creaminess of a lotion or the ease of a spray, the best sunscreen for you is one that you’re actually going to use. It should also boast broad spectrum protection, meaning that it guards skin against UVB rays (responsible for sunburns) and UVA rays (the culprit behind prem