你以为只有烈日暴晒才会晒伤？其实，云层、海水、雪地、树荫，甚至某些常见药物，都可能悄悄改变紫外线对皮肤的影响。一起来揭秘那些容易被忽视的晒伤风险，了解防晒背后的科学。
I don't know about you, but I went through a phase of hating it when I had to put on sunscreen.
Even though I'm past that and now way too into skin care and I know the smell and sticky sensation is worth it.
It's tempting to believe the rumors that weird things like Aspirin or clouds can make a sunburn worse.
Good thing that researchers have put those claims to the test and are telling us which circumstances really do lead to nasty burns.
Not to mention other even gnarlier stuff like melanoma.
So here are the conditions that will give you the worst sunburn of your life.
This might seem totally unrelated to UV protection, but some of those over-the-counter drugs you take for a headache might be contributing to your sunburned skin.
NSAIDs, or Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs, like ibuprofen or aspirin, can help you with all sorts of discomforts from inflammation to fever.
But while they're great for helping you feel better in those ways, a lot of experts say that some NSAIDs can increase your risk of sunburn.
They can increase your photosensitivity, basically lowering the threshold for how much sunlight you're exposed to before your body reacts to it.
