Sentence examples for prone to sun from inspiring English sources

A high SPF in the following weeks is crucial (new skin will be more prone to sun damage).

If your skin is fair, thin, or aging, it's especially prone to sun damage.

Lip skin is like the skin on the rest of your body, in that it's prone to sun damage.

Always protect the face with a hat or sunscreen since it provides very little vitamin D3 and is most sun exposed and more prone to skin damage and skin cancer from sun exposure.

After Sun Hair Repair Serum: £6.40, kikocosmetics.com Another great value but very effective post-beach hair treat, this adds moisture to the porous part of the hair shaft that is prone to damage from sun, sea salt, wind or chlorine.

Soltan Sensitive Face: £5.50, boots.com Available in SPF 50 and 30, this lightweight, non-pore clogging, perfume and colourant-free sunscreen is a great budget buy for sensitive skin prone to irritation in the sun.

'While our research shows that places such as Florida are always popular, since it is regarded as the best value, people are also starting to look for more exotic locations.' The popularity of the Canary Islands, Portugal and Cyprus also reveals that holidaymakers are increasingly prone to signing on for sun spots nearer to home.

In addition, areas of the body exposed to the sun are prone to photoaging.

Instead of using English boxwood, which yellows in full sun and is prone to disease, she is experimenting with other varieties to see how they do in light and shade.

10 Squalene, one of the major sebum lipids of human skin surface is prone to oxidative attack by pollutants and sun exposure.

Sensitive parts of the body not usually exposed to the sun are especially prone to sunburn.