We all have that one story about falling asleep on the beach before applying sunscreen and waking up as a red as a lobster. It’s painful and not to mention dangerous. Cancer Research UK states, ...

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It won’t be long before the heady musk of coconut-scented zinc oxide suffuses the summer air, announcing the success of vehement public health warnings against the dangers of unprotected tanning. The ...

Want to know the real reason why Black skin don’t crack? Because we’ve learned the importance of taking good care of our skin. Although our melanin is a protective pigment in the skin, it still needs ...

People of color are seven times less likely to use sunscreen. A survey by the Skin Cancer Foundation also found that 63% of African Americans have never used sunscreen products — and these facts are ...

For those who think their skin color exempts them from having to worry about sun protection, dermatologists have a message: The sun’s damaging rays don’t discriminate. “Ultraviolet (UV) rays are color ...

It's a misconception that many women of color — and particularly, black women — have heard before, especially during bright and sunny summer months. That is, if you have darker skin, you can't get ...