And should you opt for SPF 30 or SPF 50? ... "We generally recommend a sunscreen with at least SPF 30 because SPF 30 will mean that it protects the skin from 97% of the sun's rays," Lipner explains.

A sunscreen of 50 SPF is even more protective. A 30 SPF sunscreen allows about 3% of UV rays to reach the skin, whereas a 50 SPF sunscreen only permits about 2% to reach the skin.

The Skin Cancer Foundation says SPF 30 blocks about 97% of UVB rays while SPF 50 blocks about 98%. While the difference may seem small, the Skin Cancer Foundation says SPF 30 allows 50% more UV ...

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Should you use SPF 30 or 50? Higher SPF isn't necessarily better, dermatologists say. How well you use sunscreen is just as important than the SPF value.

Should you use SPF 30 or 50? Higher SPF isn't necessarily better, dermatologists say. How well you use sunscreen is just as important than the SPF value.

Should you use SPF 30 or 50? Higher SPF isn't necessarily better, dermatologists say. How well you use sunscreen is just as important than the SPF value.