Shade, clothing, and sunscreen
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S. It’s also one of the most preventable cancers. This expert insight from dermatologists tells you how to use shade, clothing, and sunscreen to reduce your risk of developing skin cancer.
To practice safe sun, you need shade, sun-protective clothing, and sunscreen. Find out how to use each of these when you’re outdoors.
Dermatologists recommend dressing to protect yourself from the sun by wearing these clothes and accessories.
Find science-backed answers to common questions about sunscreen like "When should I use sunscreen?" and "What sunscreen should I use?"
See what dermatologists recommend for protecting your baby's delicate skin from the sun.
Protecting your skin from the sun year-round helps to keep it looking its best every day. Find out what a board-certified dermatologist recommends you do to protect your skin during the coldest part of the year.
Want to know why sun protection is important? View this infographic.
Not all sunscreens can reduce your risk of sunburn, skin cancer, and premature skin aging. To select one that does, look for these three things.
For sunscreen to be effective, you must apply it correctly. This video shows you how to apply sunscreen to get the protection you need.
Both stick and spray sunscreens offer unique advantages. These tips from board-certified dermatologists tell you how to use these sunscreens safely and apply the right amount.
If you’re making any of these mistakes, you’re not getting the protection you need from your sunscreen. Find out how to remedy these common slip-ups.
Yes, you should continue to use sunscreen. Learn why and what else dermatologists recommend that you do to protect your skin from the sun.
Do you find the terms used on sunscreen confusing? This page tells you what you need to know to decipher these terms.
When shopping for sunscreen, your choices can feel overwhelming. To make it easier for you to select sunscreen that can protect your skin from the sun, follow these two steps.