Sunscreen — it's a non-negotiable part of summer skin care...and really for all seasons! But after pinpointing the right level of SPF and/or if you want a tinted version, the next step is choosing a ...

Beauty editors and dermatologists alike are always preaching the necessity of year-round SPF protection. I mean, how could we not? Not only is sunscreen essential for protection against developing ...

Hello, readers, and welcome to a bonus letters column! You are keeping our mailboxes full, so we will get right to your letters. • We recently wrote about melanoma, a fast-growing skin cancer that can ...

The Friday before Memorial Day is known to skin cancer specialists as "Don't Fry Day," a day to remind the public of the importance of sunscreen. But with so many activities to do at the beach or pool ...

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In this day and age, it goes without saying: Sunscreen is an essential and important part of everyone's skincare routine. As the last step, understanding how and when to use SPF is the most important ...

They're both safe and effective options. Mineral sunscreens act as a shield, sitting on top of the skin and deflecting UV rays, while chemical sunscreens absorb UV rays and convert them into heat.

Hiking, swimming, riding a bike or even snow sports – these activities are fun and good for you – as long as you protect your skin first. For a long time, chemical sunscreen has been the preferred ...

Planning a hike, swim or bike ride this Labor Day weekend? These activities are fun and good for you – as long as you protect your skin first. Sunscreen is essential for skin protection. But not all ...

This story was updated on June 2 to clarify the position of Emily Brewer. Hey sunshine, summer is here — the season we all look forward to for longer, brighter days. Whether you are sitting poolside ...

Sunscreen is a must, but is having a separate sunscreen for kids really necessary? We asked a board-certified dermatologist for some clarification ahead. Dr. Dendy Engelman, MD, FACMS, FAAD, is a ...