Most people consider themselves diligent about sunscreen, carefully covering the face, arms and legs before heading outside. But dermatologists say there's one area that gets skipped far more often than people realize, and it happens to be one of the more common sites for skin cancer.
According to skin experts, the scalp, including the hairline…
Daily sunscreen use lowers the risk of melanoma and squamous cell carcinoma, and it remains the most effective anti-aging step available, since the vast majority of visible skin aging comes from UV exposure, sunscreen only works when it's applied fully. Missed areas leave skin vulnerable, even with regular use. Research published in the journal PLOS…
May is Melanoma Awareness Month, and dermatologists are urging people to pay closer attention to a part of the body that is often forgotten during skin checks: the scalp. Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and when it develops on the…
From face formulas to full-body coverage, these editor-approved SPF picks are doing the absolute most.
There was a time when sunscreen felt like a punishment — thick, white, impossibly greasy, and somehow always in your eyes. For many of us, it was the product we tolerated at the beach and forgot about everywhere else. But as…

