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Sunburns Leave Lasting Skin Damage | Charleston News
TikTok’s “life-changing sunburn” trend might be viral, but the real danger? Your skin remembers every burn—even the ones that don’t show up right away. DNA damage from UV rays piles up silently, leading to aging and cancer. A shocking 33% of Americans got sunburned last year, and over half still believe myths like “tanning without burning is safe”—it’s not. Sunscreen doesn’t stop tanning; it stops damage. Use it daily—even on cloudy days. And don’t wait: check your skin monthly for odd moles or spots. Early detection saves lives. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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