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Sunscreen in sentence

17 examples of Sunscreen in a sentence

And that could be the basis of a sunscreen because sunscreens work by absorbing ultraviolet light.
I had to put on sunscreen.
This was no small feat, because if you listen to dermatologists, they say that you should have a shot glass full of sunscreen.
So I think half of my book advance went into sunscreen.
SPF 30 is not going to do anything to you over there, and the water is so transparent in those lakes that the algae has nowhere to hide, really, and so they are developing their own sunscreen, and this is the red color you see.
Even though they seem different, the warmth you feel from a crackling fire is the same as the sun shining on you on a beautiful day, the same as ultraviolet light you put on sunscreen to protect yourself from, the same thing as your TV, your radio, and your microwave.
That's why as an extra precaution during X-rays, doctors shield body parts they don't need to examine, and why beach-goers use sunscreen.
For the remainder that is ionizing, our exposures are usually low, and choices like getting your home tested for radon and wearing sunscreen can help reduce the associated health risks.
The key to survival lay in their own personal sunscreen manufactured beneath the skin: melanin.
You can't run alongside your grown children with sunscreen and ChapStick on their hero's journey.
Well, quite simply, the ozone layer is earth's sunscreen, and it's really fragile.
If we could, we'd be able to see sunscreen when it was applied on our skin.
Unfortunately, most of us don't wear sunscreen, and those of us who do can't really tell when it wears off, because it's invisible.
Now, I'm not wearing sunscreen in this video, but if I was, those blue spots would not appear, and then when my sunscreen wore off later, the solar freckles would reappear in UV light and I would know that it was time to reapply sunscreen.
You should be for 30 to 60 minutes outside in bright light, so put some sunscreen on and go outside.
So melanin was recruited, in our lineage, and specifically in our earliest ancestors evolving in Africa, to be a natural sunscreen.
I'm probably the only person you'll ever meet who rode his bicycle across the Sahara desert without sunscreen.