u/Important_Paint_2025

Something I thought about today as I was lathering up with sunscreen for my outside walk...

It is never too late to start wearing sunscreen! Your skin decades down the road will thank you! I think there's a stigma in skincare that if you're 30+ and you're jumping on the SPF train late, then you're doomed.

I don't believe this.

I started religiously wearing sunscreen around 20. I am now almost 40 and have great skin relative to my peers that didn't protect against it re: sun damage. The same rules apply if you didn't start until 40. At 60 you'll be leaps and bounds ahead of those that never started!

Its all relative of course, but don't beat yourself up for not knowing before. You can start today and its never too late.

I have a 2016 Civic 1.5L turbo with CVT transmission. 86k miles.

I waited probably longer than I should have and the transmission fluid changed for the very first time at 63.6k miles.

Should I wait until I hit 100k miles to do the next flush, or sooner?

No engine issue to date. Mostly highway miles, not driven hard. Synthetic oil changes every 4k miles.