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Sure, we know the sun is bad for us and can cause irreversible damage, but what exactly is it doing to our skin? Take a look at these photos and see the scary effects for yourself. Warning: You may decide that pale is “in” after seeing this. Your best defense in protecting your pretty face? Slather on that sunscreen that is SPF 30 or higher, wear a hat and seek out the shade whenever possible.
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Violet and Zoe Michener, 11 and 9,were victims of a state/public school policy on sunscreen that says students cannot apply sunscreen without a doctor’s note. More
Cancer-causing chemicals found in some sunscreens don’t mean you should avoid sunscreen altogether (or trust untested remedies like coconut oil). There are plenty of natural sunscreens on the market that protect against sun damage without using toxic ingredients. Here are 7 of the best. More
If you enjoy tanning or working out in the sun, this photo may change your mind about ever exposing your skin to the sun’s rays again. To illustrate exactly what the sun does to your skin, all you have to do is take a look at this guy who spent years with only half of his face exposed to the rays: More
Good news if you enjoy a glass of vino as much as we do: The Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry published a new study that claims wine may protect you from the sun’s harmful rays. More
In reasonable doses, sunlight enables natural immunity, promotes skin growth and healing, stimulates our “happy” hormone (serotonin), and contributes to an overall sense of well-being. Getting some sunlight for 15 or 20 minutes a day enables the body to manufacture … More
Dr. Steve Ilardi, a clinical psychologist, is convinced that rather than taking drugs, people who suffer from depression should just change their lifestyles. He claims that by eating foods rich in omega-3s, getting enough sun and sleep, exercising regularly, and … More
You can get a pretty good idea of what not to do to your physical self by browsing photos of celebrities: Stay out of the sun; don’t listen to your agent; leave your lips alone; three face lifts is three … More
Sun-bleached, saltwater-wavy hair looks great in magazine photo shoots, but the truth is that summer wreaks havoc on our locks, often forcing us to chop a few more inches than we’d like come fall. That’s why Beverly Hills beauty expert … More
