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SPF stands for ‘sun protection factor’ — it’s a measure of how much protection you’re getting before a sunburn is possible
Whether you’re cycling consistently or occasionally, it’s important to have safety essentials like a helmet, shirts with sleeves, eye protection and more
When outside, protect your skin from damaging UV rays with a fresh layer of sunscreen at least once every two hours
Chemicals, fragrances and other ingredients in sunscreen can cause allergic reactions or irritate your skin
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Both can protect you from the sun’s rays, but they do it in different ways
Your skin care routine doesn’t need to be overly involved — or expensive
Babies shouldn’t wear sunscreen before 6 months old, so opt for shade and cooler parts of the day for outdoor fun time
You’re putting your skin at risk of sunburn and even skin cancer when you pour on the beer
Mineral sunscreens have a heavier texture to create a physical barrier, while chemical sunscreens are lighter and use a chemical reaction to prevent UV damage
To help keep your mitts feeling and looking their best, moisturize, exfoliate, wear sunscreen and eat a healthy diet
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