Sunscreen

Summer is upon us, it's time for coolers and grills, shorts, and tank tops. But it's also time to refresh our memory on what to do with SPF. From what it means to how to use it, this blog covers everything you need to know about our first line of defense against the sun during our time of fun.

Ultraviolet rays from the sun can cause sunburn, premature aging and skin cancer. We know we need sunscreen for the beach, but we should consider using it every day to protect ourselves.

The Sunscreen Project was born. She's been raising money ever since, using the funds to buy sunscreens for local police departments in South Jersey.

We can only get skin cancer on areas that are exposed to sun, right? Actually no. Tanning beds are totally okay? Not really. We bust some common skin cancer myths.

July is UV Safety Awareness Month. The sun's rays can damage our skin and our eyes, but we can protect ourselves from harmful UVB and UVA radiation with some simple steps.

Can you get sun damage through a window? Here's why experts say we should wear sunscreen even when we are not at the beach.

Whenever we are outdoors, whether it's cloudy or sunny, we know how important it is to wear sunscreen. We've heard it over and over again. Our parents forced us to wear it and now we slather it on our own kids.  We know the rules and do our job to protect ourselves and our family from the suns harmful rays. But is our favorite sunscreen doing its job to protect us?