Many people believe the morning sun is "safe," but UV rays can still cause tanning and skin damage- even before noon, depending on the UV index, location, season, and how long you're outside.
In this Short, I explain what happened and how you can protect your skin during everyday activities like kids' sports, morning walks, or outdoor workouts.
Have you ever gotten tanned when you didn't expect to? Let me know in the comments! 👇
#dermatologist #sunprotection #sundamage #morningsunshine #sunscreen #skincare #healthyskin #uvrays #tanning #skinhealth #baseballmom #dermtips #youtubeshorts #shorts #skincaretips
from Healthy Aging with Dr. Doctor https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3W7TaPd227o
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