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Journalist, broadcaster, host of events, author of books, co-founder of @thebeautybanks, host of Beyond The Bathroom podcast. Contact: eg@Insanity.com
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Sali Hughes on beauty: think facial sunscreens are greasy? The best are featherlight, fresh and invisible Original

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By Sali Hughes Verified
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Almost half of UK adults do not apply sunscreen daily. If you think even this woeful figure sounds surprisingly high, I agree with you – some surveys have daily SPF use as low as 8% in the male adult population. My own feeling, based on hundreds of conversations with the UV-reckless, is that most would probably offer "greasy texture and feel" as their defence. And yet almost a third of the population wear moisturiser.
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Sali Hughes on beauty: will social media bans for teens mean the return of grownup skincare?

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By Sali Hughes Verified
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This summer’s announcement that under-16s will soon be banned from some social media platforms and, more recently, that 16- and 17-year-olds will face a digital curfew, strikes me as a good and sensible decision. It also has unignorable benefits for beauty consumers who are old enough to vote, as opposed to those receiving pocket money – with whom brands are inexplicably obsessed.
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