Category: Sun Exposure and Sun Protection

It’s that time of year… the days are getting shorter and it’s getting dark sooner. Although its presence is diminishing, that big yellow fireball in the sky provides plenty of benefits: Regular sun exposure...

Your increased exposure to elements like sun, saltwater, and chlorine can wreak havoc on your skin, especially the sensitive layer over your kisser. Soothe those cracked, chapped lips with these moisturizing ideas: Stay hydrated....

For years, experts have warned against the dermatological consequences of sunbathing without adequate protection against cancer–causing rays. And while UVA radiation is the greatest culprit in malignant melanoma, studies now show that too little...

Get out there and enjoy sunny days when you can — but protect your skin, even when it’s cloudy. You can dramatically reduce your risk of skin cancer by practicing simple sun–safety habits every...

Every time you step outdoors, you’re taking in more than just fresh air — you’re also getting your daily dose of vitamin D. When exposed to sunlight, your body naturally generates the potent nutrient...

7 simple steps for beautiful winter skin 1. Keep it Moving There’s a reason your skin has a healthy, rosy glow in the summer: Warmer weather means more activity outdoors – and more exercise...

It is important to note the difference between waterproof and water-resistant. Water-resistant sunscreens retain their effectiveness for 40 minus in water, while waterproof products will protect you for up to 80 minutes in water....

The sun is the worst enemy of the skin. Following are some of the negative effects of sun exposure: • Skin cancer • Photoaging (deep wrinkling, brown spots and loss of elasticity) • Spotting...