The Los Angeles based singer-songwriter talks about his viral song 'married in a year' and how he's turning an online joke ...

Released Tuesday, the 2025 Sunscreen Guide lists the most effective sunscreens available for purchase in 2025.

We should all be crazy about sun protection, especially if you know how brutal the sun rays can be to our skin, no matter what color you are. The consequences of leaving the house without your ...

What about babies? What kind of protection from the sun do babies need? Babies younger than 6 months cannot wear sunscreen, and will need to avoid direct sun exposure through hats, clothes ...

“Use a broad-spectrum SPF 50+ sunscreen and reapply every two hours—more often if swimming or sweating. Wear UPF-rated protective clothing, wide-brimmed hats, and UV-blocking sunglasses.

The 16-time WWE world champion, who revealed that he has been diagnosed with skin cancer twice, is now raising awareness to wear sunscreen in order to avoid such conditions.

Besides contributing to wrinkles, this can lead to skin cancer – and people who wear sunscreen are at a much lower risk of this. Photoageing is a cumulative effect that adds up over the decades ...

MOST OF US understand why SPF is the most important skincare step in our beauty routines. One thing some of us haven’t quite figured out: how to reapply sunscreen without ruining our makeup.

Adds Zubritsky: “So it's vital that we wear sunscreen every day, even cloudy days.” UV rays can cause genetic changes to the skin, explains Miller, increasing the risk of precancerous or ...

It’s about health, awareness and empowerment. In this article, we’ll explore three critical reasons why Black people should wear sunscreen daily, challenging the myths while offering practical ...

There’s still debate in the fashion world about whether it’s OK to wear white after Labor Day. But when it comes to sunscreen, there’s no room for argument. Sun protection needs to be part ...

Or heed the advice in Baz Luhrmann's 1997 spoken-word song, "Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)," an imaginary convocation address: "If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen ...