Unless you decide to invest your energy in an austere dugout, you're not shielded from UV beams when you're inside. "Driving can be a noteworthy wellspring of accidental introduction," says Dr. Sherber. "The windows and windshield square UVB beams so you don't see a sunburn, however UVA leaks right in, and that is the range that causes most skin maturing and skin tumor." Your most logical option: apply sunscreen each morning, then don't hesitate to sit by a window or take a drive! At any rate, attempt a cream with SPF so you're not adding a stage to your every day schedule.