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With so many claims flying around TikTok, it's no wonder people are confused — and concerned — about the safety of chemical sunscreens. "I just had a patient who is on his sixth melanoma ...

Nancy Le applies a sunscreen lotion to her face in Langley, B.C., where she attends nursing school. Le, 25, uses a product made in Asia because she prefers some of its qualities over those of ...

Did you know dermatologists recommend wearing sunscreen every day, even if it's not sunny outside? Lathering up with a great sunscreen, like the ones featured below, can help protect you and your ...

Everyone needs protection from the sun. You can benefit from sunscreen regardless of your skin tone. But it can be hard to find a sunscreen without a white cast. There are certain factors people ...

Background: Rising use of sunscreen products has led to increased reporting of adverse reactions to sunscreens. Objective: To investigate possible photoallergic reactions in patients who ...

"Total bunk." That was the first thought that crossed Timothy Caulfield's mind when he heard about the latest misinformation trend about sunscreen. Then the anger and frustration hit. Social media ...

The Strategist Beauty Brief is delivered every Wednesday. EltaMD UV Clear is an ostensibly perfect sunscreen. But in my experience (and the experience of lots of other people with deeper skin ...

After years of covering beauty and interviewing countless dermatologists, I've learned that sunscreen is the one step that the experts agree is non-negotiable in an anti-aging skin care routine.

Ask any dermatologist, and they will tell you that daily SPF is the single most important thing you can do for your skin – and tinted sunscreen could just be the low-maintenance hero your make ...

It’s a truth universally known that sunscreen is a nonegotiable, and while people have become more compliant with face sunscreens, body sunscreens are often treated like a summer thing ...