Sunscreen can block most of the sun's rays and protect your skin from cancer-causing UV damage. Sunlight prompts your body to make skin-darkening melanin, so you may still tan with sunscreen. Sunless ...

Sunscreen may prevent tanning to some degree, but it’s still possible to get a slight tan. There is no such thing as a “safe tan.” Dermatologists recommend wearing sunscreen every single day — and for ...

One of the most common skincare questions today is: Does sunscreen prevent tanning? The question is simple, but there are many misconceptions about how it works. It is a well-known fact that sunscreen ...

The word “sunburn” is a bit of a misnomer – it does, indeed, sting and burn, but it’s not a “burn” in the technical sense. “It's an inflammatory response to UV damage to the skin," says Dr. Emily ...

When spending time out in the sun, it's vital to protect your skin by applying sunscreen. Skin cancer is a leading type, with one in five Americans developing it in their lifetime, according to the ...

It's a well-known fact by now that tanning is bad for you, and that you should apply SPF every time you step out of the house. But even so, I, like so many others, can't help but desire a little ...

Summers come and go, but many people still don’t know how to wear sunscreen correctly. This fact is especially concerning since these ultraviolet ray-shielding topical can help prevent skin cancer, ...