Reef-safe sunscreens are a relatively new — but necessary — phenomenon. According to the National Park Service, 4,000 to 6,000 tons of sunscreen washes off swimmers and into oceans worldwide every ...

Dermatologist and Sonny approved, this non-comedogenic sunscreen delivers UVA/UVB protection and is packed with Vitamin E. Our oil-free, water-resistant and Hawaii 104 Reef Act Compliant SPF 50 ...

This sunscreen could particularly be beneficial for outdoor workers due to its waterproof nature and its high level of sun protection. Compared to a commercial sunscreen, the new formula kept the ...

The good news is that you can protect your skin to a significant degree by simply applying sunscreen daily. There are a ton of sunscreen options on the market, though, which means you need to be ...

I was glad I packed a magnet and the right shoes for my first cruise, but I longed for laundry soap and earplugs.

We also appreciate that it is coral reef safe, so we can feel good about using it while swimming in the ocean. However, we did notice that the sunscreen leaves a white residue on the skin ...

Sunscreens that contain PABA-like ingredients may cause a photoallergic skin reaction (increases the risk of sunburn) in some people. If you experience a reaction, switch to a sunscreen with a ...

In fact, you should avoid SPF 15 altogether. Every dermatologist we consulted with agreed on this: Whether it’s winter or one ...