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Many people still see sunscreen as a summer-only staple, reserved for beach days or tropical vacations. But the truth is, UV rays are present all year, regardless of season or weather.
UVA rays responsible for premature aging and skin cancer penetrate clouds, windows, and even car windshields. Up to 80% of UV radiation can pass through overcast skies, and reflective surfaces like snow, sand, and water can double your exposure. Damage from this invisible assault is cumulative, permanent, and often goes unnoticed until it’s too late.
Aniruddha Ghosh,Dermatologist, MD – Dermatology , Venereology & Leprosy, Ghosh Clinic, KolkataOver 80% of our sun exposure is incidental, picked up during everyday tasks like walking to work, driving, or sitting near a window. Skin aging—wrinkles, pigmentation, loss of elasticity is driven more by UV damage than by time. And while melanin offers some natural protection, it doesn’t make darker skin immune to UV-related damage or skin cancer.Jyoti Agarkar, Dermatologist, Glamore Clinic, Mumbai
Skipping sunscreen in winter or on cloudy days allows invisible damage to accumulate. This can lead to not only cosmetic concerns but also serious health risks. In fact, most skin cancers are directly linked to preventable UV exposure.
Kathakali Chatarjee, Dermatologist, MD – MD- Skin & VD, Kolkata
Sunscreen isn’t just a beauty product; it’s a basic health habit—akin to brushing your teeth or wearing a seatbelt. Daily SPF use helps protect your skin’s appearance and integrity, supports long-term skin health, and reduces cancer risk.
Nidhi Jindal, Dermatologist, MBBS, MD – Dermatology, Oliva Skin & Hair Clinic, Kolkata
Ultimately, using sunscreen daily isn’t just skincare—it’s self-care. It’s a small daily step toward protecting your future self. By making it a habit, you help halt the damage that accumulates silently from UV exposure over time. So whether it’s sunny, cloudy, or cold, remember: sunscreen is not seasonal. It’s essential.
Sandip Lathiya, Dermatologist, MD – Dermatology , Venereology & Leprosy, Dr. Lathiya’S Skin Hair & Laser clinic, Bhavnagar, Gujarat
The HALT THE DAMAGE, FACE THE WORLD campaign by LUPIN addresses the growing threat of sun damage among the Indian population. With rising UV exposure and rising pollution levels, contributing to Skin Damage by causing issues such as Pigmentation, Breakouts, and Premature aging.
The campaign urges early education on the importance of Daily Sun Protection, and Proactive Skincare to Halt the Skin Damage, by promoting awareness and encouraging consistent use of dermatologist-backed solutions, this initiative empowers individuals to take control of their skin health before the damage becomes permanent. It’s a vital step toward building a sun-smart generation that faces the world with confidence and care.
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