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Does Sun-Protective Clothing Really Work? A Dermatologist Weighs In
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Does Sun-Protective Clothing Really Work? A Dermatologist Weighs In
An expert explains how to choose and care for sun gear and why pairing it with sunscreen ensures optimal sun safety.Getty ImagesKey TakeawaysSun-protective clothing with a UPF of 50+ offers consistent, long-lasting UV protection that doesn’t wash off or wear away like sunscreen.Experts recommend checking for the Skin Cancer Foundation’s Seal of Recommendation and choosing darker, tightly woven fabrics that cover more skin.For best results, combi…
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Have you noticed that the summer heat is giving you pimples on your face? A dermatologist sheds light on this phenomenon.
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aachener-zeitung.deThis can end with a nasty sunburn. A dermatologist reveals what the skin is doing for hours.The sun has long since gone down, but the skin still remembers it: shoulders or backs are bright red, glowing, itching and aching. Perhaps even blisters have formed. What to do if a summer day ends with a sunburn of the particularly nasty variety? A dermatologist reveals why our skin reacts like this - and gives six emergency tips. Blows: stand up or leav…
5 Foods That Can Help Your Body Recover From a Sunburn
Fact checked by Nick BlackmerCavan Images / Getty Images Tomato paste contains lycopene, a carotenoid that can offer skin protection.Eating and drinking certain things may support the healing process after a sunburn, though your diet won’t make or break your sunburn recovery. Here are five foods that offer unique benefits for sunburned skin.1. CarrotsNick Fewings/UnsplashCarrots are one of the best foods to eat if you have a sunburn thanks to th…
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