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Actress January Jones, who is best known for her role as Betty Draper in 'Mad Men,' also appears to be a fan of the all-over protection approach when it comes to the sun.
For a long time it was seen as desirable to sport a tan, perhaps because of the suggestion that a person with a tan must have spent time on a luxurious holiday somewhere exotic.
However, as people have become more aware of the dangers of sun exposure and the way in which it speeds up ageing, bronzing under the sun has somewhat fallen out of fashion.
There are some celebs who are at the forefront of the anti-sun exposure campaign.
Check out this gallery to find out which celebs don't like to tan.
Anne Hathaway apparently inherited her tanning aversion from her mother. In 2012 she spoke to The Sun about things her mother had taught her, including the importance of sunscreen.
Actress Sigourney Weaver, who is celebrated for her portrayal of action heroines in sci-fi films, is very careful about sunscreen after witnessing her parents battle with skin cancer.
In 2017 model Rosie Hungtington-Whiteley spoke to W Magazine about her realization that tanning (which she admittedly does love) is just not good for her skin.
In 2016 he posted a post-op selfie to social media and part of the caption read: “The mildest form of cancer but serious, nonetheless. PLEASE USE SUNSCREEN and get regular check-ups.”
If there were an award for the celebrity who knows best how to avoid a tan, it would have to go to Gwen Stefani. Come rain or shine she sports the same pale complexion.
Nicole Kidman is another star who always rocks a porcelain complexion. In 2019 she told Women's Health magazine that her secret is wearing SPF 100+ every day.
She once posted a photo of herself wearing a wetsuit, hat, and sunglasses in the pool. The caption read: "When you need to cool off with a splash but can't let the sun see you do it."
The Academy Award-winning actress has apparently increased her sunscreen use as she's gotten older and now reapplies it every 90 minutes.
She has previously been pictured wielding an oversized umbrella on a completely clear day. It may just be her whimsy though, since she was also carrying a bread basket at the same time.
South African actress Charlize Theron has a flawless, fair complexion, and she has said on multiple occasions that the key to preventing ageing is applying sunscreen.
In 2009 she told the Daily Mail: "Although they’d been very active and taken good care of themselves, they both suffered from skin cancer several times."
In 2019 Lady Gaga spoke to Allure about her daily skincare regime, which of course includes an all-important sunscreen step. But she has been known to go farther than that.
She told interviewers that she wears SPF 30 every day, adding, "I even carry an umbrella if I walk in the sunshine and use spray tan if I need to look as if I’ve been sunbathing."
Evidence suggests that the actress takes protecting her skin very seriously: she has previously been spotted wearing a rash guard on an overcast day.
In 2001 she spoke to Health magazine about the fact that looking after your skin is simple, but that you must remember to protect yourself from the sun and drink water.
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In a 2017 interview, in which he was questioned about the sun during 'Baywatch' filming, he said: “Wear sunscreen every day, please. No amount of sun is safe, in my opinion.”
Former Disney star Zac Efron always wears a lot of sunblock, particularly when he has to spend a lot of time filming in the sun, as he did for 'Baywatch' (2017).
She said: "So just choosing those times really carefully when you do want to be exposed to the sun, and making sure you are wearing SPF everyday, and a hat and sunglasses."
Like many redheads, Julianne Moore has a very fair complexion. While it may not be true that people with red hair always burn easily, it does seem true that they are at higher risk.
Actress Elizabeth Banks, who is best known for her role as Effie Trinket in the film series 'The Hunger Games,' likes to keep herself protected from the sun at all times.
She once posted a beach selfie to Instagram in which she was sporting a striped rash guard. The caption read, "Welp, I'm no [Emily Ratajkowski] when it comes to beachwear."
Although she is pictured here without a lot of her gear, she often heads out with a giant umbrella, maxi skirt, long sleeves, and of course sunglasses.
In 2016 she told InStyle, "I don’t go out of my house a day without sunblock. I stash it in my car. I put it on my hands when I’m driving. I am a sunblock fanatic."
Child-turned-adult model and actress Brooke Shields is another star who is rigorous about incorporating sunscreen into her skincare routine.
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For a long time it was seen as desirable to sport a tan, perhaps because of the suggestion that a person with a tan must have spent time on a luxurious holiday somewhere exotic.
However, as people have become more aware of the dangers of sun exposure and the way in which it speeds up ageing, bronzing under the sun has somewhat fallen out of fashion.
There are some celebs who are at the forefront of the anti-sun exposure campaign.
Check out this gallery to find out which celebs don't like to tan.