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Simple Tips for a Safe and Sunny Spring Break

Tammy Gold | Posted 05.14.2012

Tammy Gold

With the warm, sunny days quickly approaching, there is one thing parents need to keep in mind before jet-setting to their desired locations: protecting their kid's skin from the sun.

Mondays With Marlo: My Top 10 Clips From Expert Guests!

Posted 12.23.2011

This is a special holiday edition of Mondays With Marlo, featuring my 10 favorite tips from the experts who've joined us in 2011 - I hope you enjoy th...

Here Comes the Sun!

Dr. Susanne Bennett | Posted 09.03.2011

Dr. Susanne Bennett

Before stepping outside, we parents do want to be mindful about sun protection, and should apply a formula that protects our children's delicate skin.

The New Rules Of Sun Safety

Health.com | Ilana Blitzer | Posted 07.29.2011

You’ve been following the rules when it comes to sunscreen for how long now? At this point, you’re a diligent daily sunscreen wearer, and you ...

Cindy's Three Favorite Letters: SPF, From Cindy Crawford

Posted 01.15.2012

World famous supermodel emphasizes the importance of making sunscreen part of your daily skin care regimen. if(typeof AOLVP_cfg==='undefined')AOLV...

From Sunscreen to Sunshine

Natalia Rose | Posted 11.17.2011

Natalia Rose

The sun is the most powerful cleanser and regenerator of all life on earth--yes, including human life. It is our ally, not our enemy!

SPF 100 Is a Nefarious Lie (and Other Happy Truths)

Mark Morford | Posted 11.17.2011

Mark Morford

It's just one of those things, one of those everyday, widespread consumer-oriented lies that have anchored themselves in the culture.

Sunscreens With Vitamin A May Accelerate Skin Cancer: FDA Knows Of Link

AOL News | Andrew Schneider | Posted 11.17.2011

WASHINGTON (May 24) -- Almost half of the 500 most popular sunscreen products may actually increase the speed at which malignant cells develop and spr...

Why A Freckle Could Be The Death Of Me

Janet Carlson | Posted 11.17.2011

Janet Carlson

Melanoma is the black-belt of skin cancers. It travels stealthily, horizontally through the skin and sets up satellites that can get busy. Left untreated, melanoma can kill you.

Explaining SPFs - Are The Bigger Numbers Really Better?

nytimes.com | CATHERINE SAINT LOUIS | Posted 11.17.2011

SPF creep has hit the triple digits with Neutrogena's SPF 100+ sunblock, leading some dermatologists to complain that this is merely a numbers game th...

Dueling Docs - Does the Sun Really Cause Melanoma?

Janice Horowitz | Posted 11.17.2011

Janice Horowitz

Melanoma has always been considered linked to sun exposure, and sunscreen thought to protect against it. Now some doctors raise doubts.