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Why you should always wear sunscreen on airplanes

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Dermatologists advise that we all wear SPF30 on a daily basis to prevent the signs of aging as well as skin cancer. But it turns out, it’s no different when you’re on board a plane. Though the windows on a plane are small, it’s very bright when you’re flying. (www.foxnews.com) More...

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bashdan
bashdan 3
I know I do, before stepping into the left seat...religiously, too!
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ThinkingGuy
George Lane 1
If you'd like to read the original article instead of Fox News' copy-and-paste version, here's the link:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/travel/5405050/wear-sunscreen-on-flights-to-protect-against-skin-cancer-and-wrinkles-says-dermatologist/
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andrewcarter747b
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Flight attendants use this as part of there clown make up
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