14 things you should know about sunscreen to avoid getting burned
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Rob Schumacher/USA Today Sports/ReutersPutting on sunscreen can be the worst. It's sticky, oily, and just one extra thing to think about when all you want to do is head to the beach.
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Even after years of lathering up with sunscreen before heading out to the pool or the park, it can still be tricky to avoid the occasional burnt shoulders or full-body burn.
To figure out the best way to keep that from happening, we turned to Dr. Melissa Piliang, a dermatologist at the Cleveland Clinic. Here are the most important things to keep in mind to keep your skin safe this summer.
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