If fear of skin cancer was not enough, here’s another reason to slip, slop, slap: daily sunscreen use can dramatically slow the skin ageing process, a new study has found.The study, conducted by researchers from the Queensland Institute of Medical Research and published in the journal the Annals of…
“This has been one of those beauty tips you often hear quoted, but for the first time we can back it with science: protecting yourself from skin cancer by using sunscreen regularly has the added bonus of keeping you looking younger,” one of the authors of the study, Professor Adele Green said.
The study, conducted by researchers from the Queensland Institute of Medical Research and published in the journal the Annals of Internal Medicine, found that after four years of regular sunscreen use, conscientious sunblock users had no detectable signs of skin ageing.
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Daily sunscreen use puts a brake on skin ageing
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