Melanin and SPF: Why You Still Need Sun Protection

In this episode host Vonyarn shares a personal story of spending a full day swimming in the sun without sunscreen—never expecting to get sunburned. As a woman of color, she didn’t realize how vulnerable melanin-rich skin can be to sun damage. Tune in to hear what happened, and why sun protection matters for everyone.Book a virtual skincare consultation: skinwithvonyarn.com | Follow on Instagram: @skinwithvonyarn

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