• The Sunny Side Of Sunscreen
    You cannot go anywhere these days without hearing about it. Sunscreen; put some on! With the threat of skin cancer forever looming in the rays of the sun, sunscreen has become a staple of a good skin care regimen. Along with keeping your skin dirt free and moisturized, you will want to add a layer of protection from damaging UV rays, so you need a good sunscreen. The confusing factor is that there are so many different sunscreens out there to choose from. When should you put on sunscreen? Is waterproof sunscreen really waterproof? What if your Read More...

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    • Some Facts About Sunscreen
      When many of us were growing up, it was common practice to lay out in the sun for an entire afternoon in an attempt to get as brown as possible. Aiding in this task were sun lotions and oils. Beaches and backyards were filled with bronzed people unwi Read More...
    • Sunscreen: A Necessity for Healthy Skin
      We live in a society in which tanned skin is idolized. Not only teenagers preparing for prom, but also adults, desire to have perfectly tanned and crisp skin. To acquire this, they often spend long amounts in tanning booths, sunlight, and other for Read More...
    • Sunblock - Sunscreen For Your Body
      It is just as important to use sunscreen on your body as you did on the face. If you usually spend your outdoors for sports, you need something with high SPF protection of SPF50 (minimum). If not, you just need to get something from between SPF15-30 Read More...
    • Always Wear Sunscreen
      Always wear sunscreen. How many time have you heard it? The American Academy of Dermatology reaffirms its long-standing position that sunscreen protection is beneficial in preventing painful sunburn, photo aging and skin cancer. Always wear sunscree Read More...
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      NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Kids using a pump dispenser applied the most sunscreen in a new Australian study, but they still used less than half the amount needed for full protection. "As (this amount) is not likely to be sufficient to prevent sunburn, it is unlikely to be sufficient to prevent skin cancer and other sun damage," said Abbey Diaz, the study's lead author and a researcher at ... Read More...
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