Sunscreen mistakes many people make leaving skin unprotected
It’s the unofficial start of Summer! And as you spend more time outside don’t forget to protect your skin from the sun!
It’s the unofficial start of Summer! And as you spend more time outside don’t forget to protect your skin from the sun!
Students across the state can now carry sunscreen at school.
While wearing sunscreen can reduce your risk for sunburn, skin cancer and other damage caused by the sun, some lotions and other moisturizers can lead to irritated skin.
Warmer weather means many of us are heading outdoors, and you can help lower your risk of ever getting skin cancer by protecting your skin from the sun. Sunscreen can only help if it’s put on properly.
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