What Are the Effects of Not Wearing Sunscreen?
Skip the screen—not a big deal, right? Ummm... We all know we’re serious about the screen around here, but you might be surprised to find out why. ‘Cuz it’s not just about the risk of getting a burn (although we really, really hate that).
How Much Sunscreen to Use on Your Face
From just a dab on the nose to a thick, white mask, there’s a wide spectrum of interpretations to the question: “How much sunscreen to use on your face?” This guide will help you stay thoroughly protected without looking like a mime.
When Can Babies Wear Sunscreen?
Loving our little ones can feel like a world of questions sometimes. Are they eating enough? Sleeping enough? What happens if they drink the bath water? (Pro tip: absolutely nada). For us sun-loving folks, one question is at the top of our list: “When can babies wear sunscreen?”
Giving Tuesday: Join the Movement
Giving Tuesday is a global movement that started back in 2012 as a simple idea—a day dedicated to encouraging people to do good and pass it on.
Does Sunscreen Go on Before or After Moisturizer?
You have your skin care routine on lock. Then, every summer, you ask yourself the same question: does my sunscreen go on before or after my moisturizer? The answer isn’t as simple as you think. Read on for how to keep your skin care routine in check AND protected from the harmful effects of the sun.
Understanding Sunspots vs. Freckles
There’s a fine line between “cute” and “sun-damaged,” and the difference between freckles versus sunspots is a great way to illustrate this point. In this guide, you’ll learn more about these “solar kisses” and how to know when your relationship with the sun has simply gone too far.
How Often Should You Reapply Sunscreen?
You meticulously applied a solid coat of SPF 50 to your face and body this morning and are now ready to take on the day, sunburn-worry free. Right? Not necessarily. This guide breaks down some helpful advice on how often you should reapply sunscreen. Hint: it varies!
Understanding UVA vs. UVB Rays
In this guide, we’ll learn more about we'll learn more about the invisible rays that are part of the energy that comes from the sun known as ultraviolet (UV) light. In particular, we’ll break down the differences between two types of UV rays that affect human skin: UVA versus UVB rays.