To determine if your SPF is a chemical or mineral sunscreen, check the active ingredients list on its packaging. If it lists ...

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Dermatologists recommend no less than SPF 30 for days when you're out in the sun—but they themselves wear SPF 50 or higher ...

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After all, you’re well aware at this point that regular sunscreen use lowers your risk of skin cancer and can even make your ...

A lthough I've been covering the beauty industry since 2016, I was pretty lax about wearing sunscreen outside of summer. Or, ...

Catherine Falls Commercial With summer around the corner and sunny days ahead, it’s more important than ever to break out the sunscreen. A question on sun-cautious beachgoers’ minds: Does sunscreen ...

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Every year, Korean beauty brands like Innisfree and Dr Jart+ (and their respective sunscreens) take center stage, claiming their title as one the many “it girls” of the sunny season.

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