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1 How to Ease the Pain of Sunburn
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2 Prevention Tips For Common Summer Health Risks
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3 Do You Apply Sunscreen Every Day?
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4 Health Tip: Wear Sunscreen, Even If You Don't Burn
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5 Sunburn or Jellyfish Sting: Which is Worse?
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6 Sunburn For A Sun Tan?
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7 10 Tips for Happy, Healthy Feet
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8 Base Tans for Sun Burn Protection?
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9 First Sunburn of the Season Is OK, Right?
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10 Are Base Tans Healthy?
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11 When Was the Last Time You Were Badly Sunburned?
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12 Did You Get Sunburned This Memorial Day Weekend?
YouTube star and beauty guru Michelle Phan always has a new tip or two for making life easier. It happens to the best of us, even with the best of intentions, and this week, Michelle tells us how we can alleviate a painful sunburn: Hi everyone, Each day it's getting a little sunnier and little warmer outside. It's nice to spend this time outdoors, and while it's also nice to get a little Read more
We're happy to present this article from one of our partners, Real Beauty: To put it simply, sunburns suck. Luckily, there are some products lurking in your kitchen that can help you take the sting out of scorched skin. More stories from RealBeauty.com:Treat Sunburned Lips Read more
Now that Summer is here, you probably want to throw caution to the wind and lap up the pleasures this season has to offer — not so fast. Before you go on your Summer joyride, keep in mind that you need to keep yourself protected from the elements. The last thing you want to be doing is spending your vacation days cooped up in a hotel room due to heat exhaustion. Here are five common health Read more
Did you know that last Friday was "Don't Fry Day"? Created by health experts, the Friday leading into Memorial Day weekend has been dubbed this punny name to raise awareness about the hazards related to overexposure to sunlight, since the three-day weekend marks the "unofficial beginning of Summer." The main cause of skin cancer is overexposure to harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays. And according to Read more
We're excited to announce our new partnership with one of our favorite sites, Real Beauty! Each week we'll be bringing you some of their best advice, news, and how-tos. We're kicking things off with must-read information on preventing sunburn: Q: Is there anything I can do to make my skin less prone to sunburn in the summer? A: Obviously applying sunscreen is a must. Generously apply a Read more
My skin almost hurts from reading this Salon article about the dangers of sun exposure. Writer Sarah Stanfield, a fair-skinned student in Ecuador, wound up with a scorching sunburn after tanning for four hours without sunblock. She writes: Quito rises about 9,000 feet above sea level. At this elevation, the atmosphere is thinner, making skin more vulnerable to the sun's rays. I knew this, but Read more
Spent a little too much time in the sun? If you're nursing a lobster-red sunburn, here's how to soothe your skin. Find out what to do — and get the scoop on the surprisingly cheap product that delivers relief. (No, it's not Rolaids.) Watch now! Read more
Summer’s the perfect time to catch some rays, but if you’ve gotten a bit more tan than you would have hoped, here are some solutions to keeping that sunburn at bay. Watch our video for the dos and don’ts to treating the redness. Next time, don’t forget your SPF! Read more
When it comes to sunburn, the best advice is to avoid getting one in the first place. But if you do get overexposed, what's the best way to deal? There's a lot of advice out there about sunburn, but not all of it's accurate. Do you know how to minimize your pain and redness after a burn? Take this quiz to find out. Take the Quiz Read more
Even the most careful of us get sunburns, but there are still a few areas that are often missed here and there. One of the most widely used methods to take the sting out of a bright red burn is aloe. Known as the burn plant, the medicine plant, and even the plant of immortality, aloe cools while fighting inflammation and bacteria. And if that wasn't enough, aloe also softens and moisturizes the Read more
