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A 2020 survey by Cancer Research UK found that more than half of UK parents (52%) said that applying sunscreen frequently enough or applying enough of it were among their main challenges when it came to protecting their child in the sun. Cover up. Don't rely on sun cream alone. Wear a T-shirt to cover typically over-exposed areas, such as the shoulders, plus a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses to protect your face and eyes.

UVA star rating system shows how much protection a product has, and all Boots Soltan sun care comes with five stars, being the highest level. There is a pediatrician approved formula especially for babes and a variety of products that offer more than just sun protection, such as sun creams with added insect repellent, and a face range with added anti-ageing complex, Boots Soltan also has a broad after sun range to soothe moisturize and cool. Don't be fooled by cloud. Getting sunburnt doesn't just happen on the hottest days – you can still get burnt when it's cloudy.Boots Soltan, exclusively available in Boots stores nationwide and at boots.com, has been at the forefront of sun protection developments since it launched in 1939. In 1992, Boots UK introduced the UK’s first (and only) UVA star rating system, which has become widely used across the industry. Still continuously improving its range using the latest technology, Boots Soltan is committed to bringing the best sun protection for all individual needs. Choose a good sunscreen. When Which? tested adult SPF30 and kids SPF50 sun creams, we found that some provided reliable protection against UVA and UVB rays and were easy to apply, but others failed to offer the protection they claimed. Don't take any chances – read up on our Best sun creams for 2023.

Don't forget to stay hydrated. Drinking plenty of water can help to prevent heatstroke, as well as helping sunburn to heal. Advice is generally to reapply generously and often, at least every two hours, and after activities such as swimming or where you get sweaty, paying special attention to frequently forgotten or more exposed areas.Spend time in the shade. This is especially important between 11am and 3pm, even if you're in the UK, because this is the peak time for getting burnt. Use a gazebo or beach umbrella if you're sitting in the sun. Dr Sharp says: 'Too much exposure to UV radiation from the sun is the main cause of skin cancer, but we can take steps to reduce the risk.' These include: