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

You can also waterproof a pair of shoes with a fabric upper, whether that’s a pair of wool sneakers or satin mules; I’ve ruined enough silk thrift-store shoes to recommend doing so.

A waterproof cast is a fiberglass cast put over a waterproof cast liner. The cast is not actually waterproof; it is water-resistant. The cast can get wet and the water will drain from the cast, ...

A Waterproof Dry Bag: Keep Your Belongings Safe Cenotes are all about water ... A Rash Guard: Sun Protection Without Sunscreen Most cenotes strictly prohibit sunscreen—even the reef-safe kind—to keep ...

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 30 ...

Coping with changeable weather is a conundrum that faces all riders, but arm yourself with a waterproof motorcycle jacket and you’ll always be ready to face the worst of it. Textiles lend ...

A decent pair of waterproof motorcycle boots should be essential kit in every biker’s armoury. There’s nothing worse than riding with cold, wet feet, regardless of how far you’ve got to go ...

Here's the thing about sunscreen: You need to wear it daily ... like shea butter and coconut oil, it's also reef-safe and wears well under makeup. (Oh, and did we mention the formula is vegan ...

Coral reef ecosystems are generally high in biodiversity, most often found in shallow tropical seas, and are threatened by factors including ocean acidification, global warming and sea level rise.

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

Waterproof mattress protectors are great for ... need a reliable mattress protector to keep your guest room mattress safe from stains, spills, smells and germs, then the Utopia Bedding Waterproof ...

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 ...