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Tosla Nutricosmetics Debuts Lumina365 Sun Protection Supplement

MedEsthetics

According to the company, Lumina365 can provide an additional layer of whole-body sun protection when used with topical sunscreens.

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Which Sun Protection Is Best For You?

The Organic Esthetician

Solara Suncare is one of my favorite sun protection brands. They offer clean, chemical-free Suncare products that work to support the skin’s barrier and protect against additional environmental irritants that stress the skin. Don’t Forget Your Lips Not only do your lips need sun protection but they also need moisture.

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5 Factors that Diminish Sun Protection

Skin Inc

The experts at Universal Drugstore have put together a helpful guide to highlight what can diminish our sun protection even when SPF is applied.

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Sun Smart: Help your clients find their ideal sun protection By Kathleen Dwyer

National Aesthetic Spa Network

It happens too often … clients invest time and money in treatments and products, but then hesitate to take the critical step of protecting their skin from daily UV exposure.

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5 Factors that Diminish Sun Protection

MedEsthetics

The experts at Universal Drugstore have put together a helpful guide to highlight what can diminish our sun protection even when SPF is applied.

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The Importance of Sunscreen: Debunking Common Sun Protection Myths

Hollywood Institute

Daily use is the best way to protect your skin from UVA and UVB rays, as exposure can lead to wrinkles, sun damage, and skin cancer. Even when covered from the sun, it's a misconception to think you're protected. Let's take a quick look at some of the other common myths around sun protection.

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Many Still Believe Myth of Healthy Tan and Other Dangerous Untruths About Sun Protection

The Dermatology Digest

link] The survey, conducted by Ipsos, also found that young adults are likely to believe myths and misinformation on sun protection that may lead them away from proven methods of skin cancer prevention. adults ages 18 and older.