You’ve probably heard a few “truths” about sunscreen: high SPF is a gimmick, sprays don’t really work, and dark skin doesn’t need sunscreen at all. They sound plausible—but they can leave your skin underprotected. Let’s sort fact from fiction. Why do these ideas spread? SPF numbers look dramatic, and marketing hasn’t always clarified what they mean. Sprays feel light and fast, so they seem too good to be true. And for years, sun safety messaging focused on fair skin that burn

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