July is UV Safety Awareness Month and while the sun's warmth feels great, don't forget that the sun emits radiation known as Ultraviolet A (UV-A) and Ultraviolet B (UV-B) rays. UV-B rays have short wavelengths that reach the outer layer of your skin, while UV-A rays have longer wavelengths that can penetrate the skin’s middle layer. UV Safety Tips from the American … [Read more...]
What You Need to Know About Protecting Your Skin From Sun Damage
Just 10 percent of high school students today report regularly wearing sunscreen, according to the CDC. Sun exposure increases your chances of developing skin cancer. But even if you don't develop this dangerous condition, your skin will still suffer. Exposure to UV rays can leave your skin dull, dry, wrinkled, and otherwise damaged. Whether you're already noticing the … [Read more...]
