– By Siyona Raina
Hi, I’m Siyona Raina, and I want to share something important with you — something simple, but incredibly powerful. Sunscreen. Yes, you read that right. Wearing sunscreen every single day is a habit I swear by — and here’s why you should too.
We often think sunscreen is just for beach vacations or sunny summer afternoons. But truth is, sun exposure doesn’t take a day off. Whether I’m heading out to run errands, working indoors near a window, or walking my dog under cloudy skies, sunscreen is always part of my routine.
Dermatologists recommend using sunscreen daily — not just for fun outdoor activities, but even during our regular, everyday moments. That’s because harmful UV rays are always around, sneaking through windows and clouds. I’ve learned that up to 80% of UV rays can still reach your skin on overcast days, and yes, indoor lights can emit UV rays too.
Protecting your skin starts with a habit
I started using a light, mineral-based sunscreen with at least SPF 30. Some days, I go for a moisturizer with built-in SPF for convenience. It’s fast, easy, and keeps my skin protected without leaving a greasy film. And if you’re wearing makeup? That’s great — but remember, SPF in makeup alone isn’t enough. I always layer on real sunscreen under my foundation and make sure to cover often-forgotten spots like my ears, neck, and the backs of my hands.
Even in winter — yes, even with snow on the ground — I don’t skip sunscreen. If you live in higher altitudes like Denver or Mexico City, you’re even closer to the sun and at greater risk.
Why it matters to me — and you
Daily sunscreen use has helped me maintain healthier skin, reduce redness, and keep irritation in check. It also protects against premature aging — think wrinkles, dark spots, and uneven tone. But most importantly, it helps lower the risk of skin cancer, including the serious kind like melanoma. For me, that’s non-negotiable.
So yes, I, Siyona Raina, wear sunscreen every day. I’m not waiting for summer or a beach trip. I’m protecting my skin now, every morning, because skin health is year-round. If you’re unsure which sunscreen is best for your skin type, talk to your dermatologist. Just don’t skip it — your future self will thank you.
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