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sunscreen lotions for face and body

No matter the season, there’s always a reason to protect your skin. SPF is a crucial step in skincare that should never be skipped. Reduce your risk of skin cancer, discoloration, and wrinkles by applying Black Girl Sunscreen’s broad-spectrum SPF as part of your daily routine. Black Girl Sunscreen encourages you to have fun in the sun while feeling good and looking good — but most importantly while protecting your skin from harmful UV rays.

Preventing Sun Damage For Black Skin

Black Girl Sunscreen was designed to start the conversation around sun protection and education. BGS took the #1 reason Black women weren’t wearing sunscreen and solved it in a way that connected with them specifically.

Our community matters and when it comes to melanoma, Black people have a lower survival rate due to late diagnosis compared to other races. Decreasing the risk of melanoma is just as important as decreasing the number of people that die from it, wearing sunscreen is essential.