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5 Sunscreen Myths You Seriously Need to Stop Believing

5 Sunscreen Myths You Seriously Need to Stop Believing

Let’s Clear Up the Confusion and Finally Get Sun Protection Right

Even in 2025, sunscreen is still one of the most misunderstood skincare products out there. From believing it’s only for fair skin to thinking you don’t need it indoors — it’s time we stop letting these myths damage our skin.

Here are the top 5 sunscreen myths (and the real facts that’ll change your skincare game).

Myth 1: I Only Need Sunscreen in Summer

 Truth: UV rays don’t care what season it is. They’re present year-round, even on cloudy, cold, or rainy days. That “winter tan” or that dullness you see in March? Still sun damage.

 Tip: Apply sunscreen every morning, no matter the weather. Sebco+ SPF 80 gives broad-spectrum protection without the greasy feel — so there’s no excuse.

 Myth 2: Darker Skin Tones Don’t Need Sunscreen

 Truth: Melanin offers some protection, but it’s not enough. Darker skin tones are still prone to hyperpigmentation, melasma, and long-term sun damage.

 Tip: Choose a sunscreen like Sebco+, which leaves no white cast and blends beautifully into brown and deeper skin tones.

 

Myth 3: Sunscreen Causes Breakouts

Truth: Not all sunscreens are created equal. Many drugstore formulas clog pores or are too heavy for acne-prone skin — but that doesn’t mean all sunblocks are bad for you.

 Tip: Look for non-comedogenic, sebum-control formulas — like Sebco+ SPF 80, made specifically for breakout-prone skin.

 

Myth 4: SPF in My Makeup Is Enough

 Truth: That tiny amount of SPF in your BB cream or foundation? Not cutting it. You’d need 7–10x the amount of product you’re actually applying to get full coverage.

 Tip: Use a proper SPF 50+ or higher sunscreen first, then layer makeup on top. Bonus: Sebco+ works great as a matte primer.

 Myth 5: I Don’t Need to Reapply if I’m Indoors

 Truth: UV rays come through windows — in your home, car, or office. Blue light from screens may also contribute to pigmentation over time.

 Tip: Reapply every 2–3 hours if you're near windows, sweating, or out in the sun. Keep a mini tube of Sebco+ in your bag for touch-ups.

Don’t Let Myths Stand Between You and Great Skin

Sunscreen isn’t optional, seasonal, or one-size-fits-all. It’s your first line of defense against long-term damage — and your biggest ally for clear, youthful, protected skin.

And with formulas like Sebco+ SPF 80, there's finally a sunscreen that does the job without messing up your skin.

 Available at www.slbasics.com | For all skin types, especially oily, sensitive, and acne-prone.

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