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Imagine spending hours in the sun, slathering on sunscreen, only to find out you've been practically unprotected the whole time. There's a secret about sunscreen reapplication that most people miss, a crucial detail that determines its true effectiveness. Stick around to discover the scientific nuance that could change your sun protection habits forever."

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