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Are you a sun avoider or a sun seeker?

Six yes/no questions to place you on the sun-exposure spectrum — from avoider to seeker.

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EXPOSURE BEHAVIOUR

In summer, do you regularly spend time outdoors in direct sunlight — training, sport, or leisure?

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