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UK
/sˈʌnblɒk/
]
NOUN
- a cream spread on the skin; contains a chemical (as PABA) to filter out ultraviolet light and so protect from sunburn
How To Use sunblock In A Sentence
- She unzipped her bag and got what she needed: her light blue tankini with stripes of different shades of blue, her sunblock, her sunglasses and her towel.
- So make sure to take a hat, sunglasses with ultra-violet protection and plenty of sunblock and high-factor suncream.
- Banana boat KIDS sunblock is my all - time favorite block.
- But, they do have to use sunblock on any exposed skin, such as the tips of their noses.
- I always make sure it protects against both skin-ageing UVA and cancer-causing UVB many cheaper sunblocks address only the latter, and insist you do the same. Beauty: Facial sunscreens | Sali Hughes
- Bright white zinc oxide, found in surf shops, does not irritate skin and is a very effective sunblock.
- While creams are the primary type of sunblock other forms include gels, lotions, and sprays.
- As with other areas of the body, skin cancer of the eyelid can be avoided by using sunblock, sunglasses and hats.
- If you have very frail/light skin, you must use sunblock!
- I pulled out a bottle of sunblock from my bag and unscrewed the cap, beginning to lather it on.
