Sunscreen Recommendations: Don't Ignore Fluorescent UV Rays

You all only apply sunscreen when you go outside, right? I used to do that too, but I heard that blue light from indoor fluorescent lights and monitors can also cause skin aging, so I bought a special sunscreen recommended for indoor use.

Since you'll be applying it at home or in the office, the formula absolutely needs to be lightweight. The sunscreen I recommended goes on thinly, like a moisturizing essence, without any heavy feeling. It doesn't clump even when reapplied, so it's the number one sunscreen on my list, perfect for reapplying whenever you remember in the afternoon. Freckles and blemishes can be expensive once they appear, so I'm determined to maintain this level of care even indoors.