Physical vs. chemical sunscreen and other sunblock questions, answered.

Consumers have many choices when it comes to sunscreen, but it can be confusing to know which product to use and how best to wear it. The best sunscreen, experts say, is the one you’ll wear every day.

Regular use of a broad-spectrum sunscreen can reduce the risk of skin cancer for many people.

In the United States, rates of new skin cancer have been on the rise for the past two decades, affecting people of every age and race. The good news is that while skin cancer is the most common cancer among Americans, experts say it’s also the most preventable.

Here’s what to know about choosing the best sunscreen for your needs and how to wear it:

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