India, Aug. 10 -- Sunscreen is one of the most important steps in any skincare routine, but simply applying an SPF product does not automatically mean your skin is fully protected. From using too little sunscreen to skipping sunscreen on cloudy days, small mistakes can reduce its effectiveness and leave your skin vulnerable to UV damage.

If you are diligent about applying sunscreen but still notice tanning, uneven pigmentation, dryness or premature signs of ageing, your application habits could be the reason. Here are seven common sunscreen mistakes you should avoid for better daily protection.

Using too little sunscreen

One of the most common sunscreen mistakes is applying less product than your skin actually needs. A thin layer may f...