Who do you know that wears suncream everyday?

Baz Luhrman.

Sounds like the sort of advice you'd follow if you want to poison yourself! Mid summer if you're going to be out and about a fair bit, it makes sense. Other times of the year? We do also have a problem with lack of sun/ daylight exposure - needed to make Vit D, iirc. So a bit of skin exposure to sun/ daylight no harm at all in autumn/ winter/ spring.

The mother and my aunt.. both had skin cancers and are told to wear it daily and do so.

Numerous medical studies show it decreases you chance of reoccurrence of skin cancer. Both have been told to wear it by dermatologists and do, the mother keeps a tube of sun cream in the car year round. As well as in the house.

I use suncream as a facial moisturiser year round, I put it on every morning.

I've worn sunscreen pretty much all my adult life. I have to, I'm ridiculously sensitive to the sun.

On the plus side though a lifetime of floating about looking decidedly spectral has rewarded me with virtually no wrinkles.

I use a moisturiser everyday on my face with SPF in it. When in hotter climates usually cover up all exposed areas, that’s about it. Easy peasy. If it’s dark or post late shower just use regular moisturiser without SPF that’s the extent of me bothering really. Simple and effective skin care laziness

Edit: It’s Jack Black i use too. Seems legit. Cetaphil for no SPF. Kiehl’s is also decent for SPF and non SPF

It’s “screen” not cream.

I live in a hot part of Australia and work in an even hotter part. When you see old fellas here you know what the affects of sun long term on the skin is.

I’ll be honest, I rarely if ever use it when I’m home, maybe if I went to the beach or was lying out in it.

At work in the height of summer I’ll try and use it but the red dust sticks to it and I end up looking like trump and when you try and reapply it’s like a facial scrub. This year I’ll be better, I pinky promise

I wear SPF 30 moisturiser all year-round. In weather like this I wear a zinc-based factor 50 on my face, 30 anywhere else that's exposed. I'm quite moley so have to be very careful about the sun.

I use Australian Gold Botanical SPF50. I like it because it's mattifying and I have very oily skin.

Paula's Choice facial sunscreens are also very good.

Sun is one factor of wrinkles but I'd put stress and smoking way ahead of it.

I have to start wearing factor 50 , as even though I’m not outside as much , in this heat my rosacea has gone off the charts.

Yeah, have it in the ensuite. After morning shower and shave, I apply a factor 30 or 50 each morning.

Part of my routine for the last year after seeing advice on TV.