As the longest-running female “SNL” cast member, Cecily Strong is practically a professional night owl. But these days, as a ...

As peak sun season winds down and summer routines transition into fall, sunscreen can easily fall off consumers' daily skincare lineup. Sunscreen usage drops 43% from summer to fall, with 100% of ...

Sunscreen shouldn't require a chemistry degree. Yet somehow, an everyday product meant to protect our skin has become exactly ...

Labor Day, a national holiday, is when many businesses are closed in observance, but not everyone has the day off. Most people spend the Labor Day Holiday at the sunny, sandy ...

Your skin may not be able to handle the sun like it used to—hormonal changes, medications, and gradual changes in skin ...

As we prepare to bid farewell to the summer season, many of us are still trying to squeeze in one last holiday weekend before ...

Drink plenty of water to keep your skin hydrated and reduce the risk of stretch marks. Eating foods rich in vitamins C, D, omega-3 fatty acids, and zinc supports skin health during pregnancy. Using ...

Most of us are sun optimists—armed with a million excuses for not wearing sunscreen. Top among them? Not wearing SPF on cloudy days or expecting a window to protect you from UV damage. Here’s another ...

Regular sunscreen use may help reverse signs of sun damage, according to dermatologists. Sunscreen allows skin to focus on repairing itself, instead of fighting off additional injury from UV rays.

Over the weekend, I may or may not have tested my Italian skin by sitting on the beach without sunscreen. In my defense, I did apply SPF eventually, but I figured the first hour sans protection wouldn ...

Is it true we’re supposed to wear sunscreen indoors even if we’re not going to be out in the sun? Yes, you should. I know that feels counterintuitive, but let’s start by pondering this question: Why ...