While clouds do reduce the amount of UVA and UVB radiation reaching our skin, they far from eliminate it, and in some cases, clouds can actually amplify UV radiation.

Explore the critical link between altitude and UV radiation exposure. Learn how every thousand feet above sea level could increase UV levels by 2%, and what it means for your health and safety outdoors.

Many outdoor enthusiasts may not realize how UV rays are actually impacting their skin; UVA and (more worryingly) UVB rays pose a threat. The surface effects of a sunburn may fade quickly, but lingering impacts, even on a DNA level, can create damage like wrinkles/early aging, sun spots, and even cancer.

Press Release - Unveils Innovative Refillable Sunscreen System for Sustainable Outdoor Adventures

As global rates of skin cancer increase, research confirms that climate change is a contributing factor.

Sun safety is one of the most pervasively neglected areas of skincare. And these common myths about sunscreen, SPF, and sun safety are largely to blame!

How to salvage a vacation that starts off badly?

Sun protection is crucial for maintaining healthy skin, and choosing a formula you’ll wear everyday is key. By understanding the differences between face and body sunscreens, you can make an informed decision and ensure that your skin is protected all summer long.