Living in Australia, it’s become clear that the stress put on sun protection here is superior to the UK. Aussies are taught early on that the sun, no matter whether it’s bright and high in the sky or subtly hiding behind the clouds in autumn, is a danger to skin, and they act accordingly.
In the UK, most of us are now pretty clued up about the importance of wearing the best facial sunscreen daily, especially in summer – but I’d argue we’re still behind the Aussies, who see it as a way of life, year-round.
