- Tweet.
Tweet, tweet.
Tweet. (laughing)
- I can't wait to learn how to play tennis.
- Yeah, thanks for teaching us Ms. Naomi.
- Sure, we'll get started
as soon as we put on some sunscreen.
- Do we really need to put on sunscreen?
- [Super Sunscreen] Yes you do.
- Who said that?
- Me, Super Sunscreen.
I keep skin healthy and protected from the sun.
- My skin is a different color than Charlie's skin.
Do I need sunscreen too?
- Yeah.
Everyone needs to wear sunscreen.
Super Sunscreen protects every skin shade
and color from the sun.
- See everybody's skin has something called melanin in it.
People with dark skin, like you and me,
have lots of it.
- Does my skin have melanin too?
- It does.
We all have different amounts of melanin in our skin.
That's why our skin comes with so many different colors.
- Yeah. Awesome.
- Melanin protects skin from the sun.
But it needs my help.
Sunscreen is a melanin helper.
Say that three times fast.
- Okay.
Melanin helper, melanin -elper,
me-na-nin.
That's really hard to say. (laughing)
- Everybody put some on.
- Okay.
(squirting sunscreen)
- Ta-da.
(bright music)
- I also like to wear a visor when it's sunny.
Visors are good melanin helpers too.
I always carry some spare visors in my bag
if you want to 'em.
- Yeah, thank you.
- I'd love one.
- Oh, can I borrow one too?
- [Naomi] Sure.
(laughs)
- Thanks. Super Sunscreen.
Now we all know how important it is
to protect our skin from the sun.
- You're welcome.
Oh, are you going to play tennis?
- Mm-hmm. - Yep.
Do you want to play with us? - You betcha.
I'd love some tips on my forehand.
- All right then.
Sunscreen, visor, I think we're ready.
Where's my racket?
- Oh here, you can use mine.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
- Tennis court, here we come.
(all cheer)