With thousands of sunscreens on store shelves, how do you pick the best one? Get the facts about safe sunscreen ingredients, SPF numbers and how to apply it.
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How to Spot Cancerous Moles
Learn how to spot the warning signs of a potentially cancerous mole.
How To Make Your Hands Look Younger
Here’s what you should do if your hands are giving away your age. Get tips from our dermatologist.
What Products Do I Actually Need for a Simple, Everyday Skin Care Routine?
With so many skin care products claiming to make your skin look amazing, it’s hard to know which ones you really need. Here are the basics our dermatologist recommends for healthy skin.
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The Best Strategies To Reduce Your Risk of Skin Cancer
One reason we all look forward to the balmier months is the ability to enjoy the sun once again. But, as we all know, the sun’s rays can be harmful. Be smart about exposing your skin to the sun’s damaging rays.
What’s the Best Sunscreen to Protect Your Skin — and Avoid Aging?
Protect your skin from the sun with the right sunscreen, especially if you’re concerned about how to prevent your skin from aging.
How To Cool Down Your Child’s Heat Rash
When it’s hot outside, there’s a higher risk of heat rash in children who are highly active, overdressed for the weather or wearing clothes that don’t allow the skin to breathe.
5 Places You’re Probably Forgetting to Put Sunscreen
Sunscreen is vital during the peak summer months. But have you put it everywhere you need to? Jennifer Lucas is here to remind you of all the places you’ve probably missed.
Is the Sunscreen in Your Makeup Enough?
Makeup with SPF can protect your face from sun damage, but is it enough — or do you need sunscreen too? Learn how to make sure your face (and the rest of you) is fully protected.
Study Reveals That Sunscreen Can Be Absorbed in the Bloodstream ― But Don’t Panic Yet
A recent study reveals some chemicals found in sunscreen can be absorbed into the bloodstream. But before you ban all sunscreen use (which is dangerous), follow the advice of this dermatologist.
