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My approach to sunscreen has long been simple: If I’m not pink yet, I’ve got time.

As a wellness reporter who writes about skin health, I know better. I know the sunscreen rules. I know the risks. I know that “I’ll just put more on later” is not exactly a sound dermatological strategy.

And yet, every summer, I somehow fall into the same trap. I stay in the sun a little too long, forget to reapply and end up spending the night marinating in aloe.

But this year, I’ve had something calling my bluff…

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