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Sunscreen applied in the morning lasts most of the day even if you’re mostly indoors — you don’t need to reapply every few hours unless you’re sweating or swimming.

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In vitro safety evaluation of sunscreen formulation from nanostructured lipid carriers using human cells and skin model.

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2022 Oct

This study tested a special kind of sunscreen and found it doesn’t break down easily under UV light, but it didn’t check if it still works well after 8–10 hours inside, like the claim says. So we can’t say for sure if you don’t need to reapply.

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