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A FACTOR of over 30 is regarded by many experts as a waste of time as they say there's no such thing as a total sunblock.

SUNBLOCK: Despite an Eighties revival going on, releasing the theme tune to Baywatch in

While beachgoers, outdoor enthusiasts and sun-conscious people just going about their everyday affairs have embraced sunblock, the kinds of products they use are changing, according to those in the industry.

NEW YORK -- Several factors contribute to patients' poor use of sunblock, including vague package instructions, a lack of understanding about proper use, and the perception that a little sunscreen will go a long way, Heidi A.

Try Neutrogena Healthy Defense Oil-Free Sunblock ($9, drugstores).

Their exhibit at a science fair showed how applying a good sunblock could protect even a hot dog from getting too hot.

Traditional sunblock is less efficient than the new lotion because

"I have to rub the highest-factor sunblock onto her now before she leaves the house, but she still won't stop sunbathing."

Bean's emphasis); hat with clip ("to keep it from blowing away"); rain gear, polar fleece jacket, sunblock, towel.

Without chlorophyll, "it's as if an albino person goes out in bright sunlight without sunblock," he says.

Nancy should have applied an SPF 15 sunscreen or a sunblock several times that day.

This is because collagen is destroyed by sunlight, so you should really start wearing sunblock in your 20s, particularly on your face, neck and chest and backs of hands.