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Can You Really "Eat Your Sunscreen"? Why Dermatologists Warn Against Relying On Sunscreen Pills
Dr Lipsy Gupta and Dr Gurveen Waraich explain why solely relying on sunscreen pills for sun protection can prove harmful. Here is why you need to apply topical sunscreen for maximum benefit.
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Should You Wear Sunscreen During The Monsoon? Dermatologists Answer
Clouds block visible sunlight but up to eighty percent of harmful UV rays still reach your skin during the monsoon season.
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Meet Bemotrizinol: The New FDA-Approved Sunscreen Filter Ready To Change Your Skincare Routine
The FDA has approved a sunscreen filter that can modify the traditional skincare routine. Here is the ingredient that can do so and how it will affect future sunscreen formulations.
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First New Sunscreen Ingredient In Over 25 Years Approved By FDA To Enhance Skin Protection
The Food and Drug Administration says the ingredient, bemotrizinol, met the agency's standards for protecting from dangerous ultraviolet rays while causing little irritation or absorption into the skin.
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Are You Applying Sunscreen Correctly? The '2-Finger Rule' Every Dermatologist Wants You To Follow
Dr Gurveen Waraich explains why you need to follow the 2-finger rule while applying sunscreen. Here is what you need to understand about sunscreen application and how to select the ideal SPF amount for your skin.
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Sunscreen And Your Eyes: What Happens When It Accidentally Gets In?
Dr Bhavya Reddy and Dr Ruchi Verma explain what to do when sunscreen accidentally gets into your eyes. They also explain what eye health safety tips you need to follow.
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Sunscreen And Your Eyes: What Happens When It Accidentally Gets In?
Dr Bhavya Reddy and Dr Ruchi Verma explain what to do when sunscreen accidentally gets into your eyes. They also explain what eye health safety tips you need to follow.
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What Happens If You Don't Apply Sunscreen Daily? What Men Need To Know
Not using sunscreen can trigger pigmentation issues such as dark spots, tanning, and uneven skin tone.
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What Happens If You Don't Apply Sunscreen Daily? What Men Need To Know
Not using sunscreen can trigger pigmentation issues such as dark spots, tanning, and uneven skin tone.
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Mineral Sunscreen vs Skin Serums: Which Is Better To Reverse Digital Blue Light Ageing?
Mineral sunscreen and skin serums are specifically formulated to repair skin barrier damage. Here is how you can use them to reverse the signs of ageing caused by blue light exposure from screens.
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Skin Damage Doesn't Stop at the Door: The Need For Wearing Sunscreen At Home
Indoor UV doesn't just cause cosmetic problems. It triggers free radicals, inflaming skin and weakening its barrier. This leads to melasma and increases risk of melanoma.
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Skin Damage Doesn't Stop at the Door: The Need For Wearing Sunscreen At Home
Indoor UV doesn't just cause cosmetic problems. It triggers free radicals, inflaming skin and weakening its barrier. This leads to melasma and increases risk of melanoma.
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How Much Sunscreen Should You Apply On Your Face And Neck? A Delhi Dermatologist Breaks It Down
You need to apply at least 1.6 mg to 1.8 mg of sunscreen on your face and neck to protect the skin from UVB rays
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Why Sunscreen Doesn't Protect Indian Skin From A Tan, Goa Doctor Explains
"With prolonged sun exposure, sweat, water, and friction, tanning is inevitable, especially for medium to dark brown skin tones," explained the doctor
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More Than SPF: Doctor Explains The Evolution Of Sunscreen In Skin Defence
Modern formulas shield against sunlight, against pollution, heat, and even the internal chemical reactions that speed up ageing.
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Can You Really "Eat Your Sunscreen"? Why Dermatologists Warn Against Relying On Sunscreen Pills
Dr Lipsy Gupta and Dr Gurveen Waraich explain why solely relying on sunscreen pills for sun protection can prove harmful. Here is why you need to apply topical sunscreen for maximum benefit.
-
Should You Wear Sunscreen During The Monsoon? Dermatologists Answer
Clouds block visible sunlight but up to eighty percent of harmful UV rays still reach your skin during the monsoon season.
-
Meet Bemotrizinol: The New FDA-Approved Sunscreen Filter Ready To Change Your Skincare Routine
The FDA has approved a sunscreen filter that can modify the traditional skincare routine. Here is the ingredient that can do so and how it will affect future sunscreen formulations.
-
First New Sunscreen Ingredient In Over 25 Years Approved By FDA To Enhance Skin Protection
The Food and Drug Administration says the ingredient, bemotrizinol, met the agency's standards for protecting from dangerous ultraviolet rays while causing little irritation or absorption into the skin.
-
Are You Applying Sunscreen Correctly? The '2-Finger Rule' Every Dermatologist Wants You To Follow
Dr Gurveen Waraich explains why you need to follow the 2-finger rule while applying sunscreen. Here is what you need to understand about sunscreen application and how to select the ideal SPF amount for your skin.
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Sunscreen And Your Eyes: What Happens When It Accidentally Gets In?
Dr Bhavya Reddy and Dr Ruchi Verma explain what to do when sunscreen accidentally gets into your eyes. They also explain what eye health safety tips you need to follow.
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Sunscreen And Your Eyes: What Happens When It Accidentally Gets In?
Dr Bhavya Reddy and Dr Ruchi Verma explain what to do when sunscreen accidentally gets into your eyes. They also explain what eye health safety tips you need to follow.
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What Happens If You Don't Apply Sunscreen Daily? What Men Need To Know
Not using sunscreen can trigger pigmentation issues such as dark spots, tanning, and uneven skin tone.
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What Happens If You Don't Apply Sunscreen Daily? What Men Need To Know
Not using sunscreen can trigger pigmentation issues such as dark spots, tanning, and uneven skin tone.
-
Mineral Sunscreen vs Skin Serums: Which Is Better To Reverse Digital Blue Light Ageing?
Mineral sunscreen and skin serums are specifically formulated to repair skin barrier damage. Here is how you can use them to reverse the signs of ageing caused by blue light exposure from screens.
-
Skin Damage Doesn't Stop at the Door: The Need For Wearing Sunscreen At Home
Indoor UV doesn't just cause cosmetic problems. It triggers free radicals, inflaming skin and weakening its barrier. This leads to melasma and increases risk of melanoma.
-
Skin Damage Doesn't Stop at the Door: The Need For Wearing Sunscreen At Home
Indoor UV doesn't just cause cosmetic problems. It triggers free radicals, inflaming skin and weakening its barrier. This leads to melasma and increases risk of melanoma.
-
How Much Sunscreen Should You Apply On Your Face And Neck? A Delhi Dermatologist Breaks It Down
You need to apply at least 1.6 mg to 1.8 mg of sunscreen on your face and neck to protect the skin from UVB rays
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Why Sunscreen Doesn't Protect Indian Skin From A Tan, Goa Doctor Explains
"With prolonged sun exposure, sweat, water, and friction, tanning is inevitable, especially for medium to dark brown skin tones," explained the doctor
-
More Than SPF: Doctor Explains The Evolution Of Sunscreen In Skin Defence
Modern formulas shield against sunlight, against pollution, heat, and even the internal chemical reactions that speed up ageing.
