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UVA rays from tanning beds increase your risk of skin cancer, wrinkles and eye damage
Skin cancer can sometimes itch, but it’s not usually the most common symptom — a persistent itch still warrants a visit to a healthcare provider
The size, shape and color of moles may offer clues that point to melanoma
Several conditions, like vitiligo and fungal infection, can cause a loss of pigmentation, leading to white spots or patches on your skin
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Scalp cancers can occur because of long-term sun exposure
You know it’s not good if you’ve been holding onto it for more than three years or if it’s changed in color, consistency or smell
Wear sun-protective clothing, apply sunscreen every day and avoid tanning to help reduce your risk
The convenient option is good for touch-ups, but it shouldn’t replace your traditional sunscreen
Look for a UPF rating of 50+ for optimal protection against UV rays
Sunscreen, moisturizer and a topical antioxidant every day are a good start to a good skin care routine
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