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Tan-Through Swimwear Is All Over TikTok—But Does It Put You at Risk for Sun Damage?

A new type of swimwear claims to prevent unwanted tan lines, thanks to fabric that contains microscopic holes that allow a majority of the sun's rays through. While the swimsuit keeps out some UV rays, experts urge consumers to still practice proper sun protection.
United States New York Marisa Garshick Shoshana Marmon American Association Of Dermatology American Cancer Society
Source: health.com

Getting This Many Sunburns Could More Than Double the Risk of Skin Cancer

Getting sunburned five times can more than double your risk of developing skin cancer, but any sun damage at all can contribute to the potential for long-term effects. Skin cancer occurs when skin cells are overwhelmed with damage and lose the ability to repair themselves, and this is caused by the total amount of sun exposure over a lifetime. According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, just getting five sunburns in your lifetime can more than double the risk of developing skin cancer.
New York United States Angela Casey Nick Blackmer Skin Cancer Foundation Dermatology Associates In Westerville
Source: yahoo.com

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17 Best Mineral Sunscreens for Summer 2023 for Non-Irritating UV Protection: Supergoop, ISDIN, EltaMD, Saie

It's no secret chemical sunscreens can be irritating and allergenic to some folks. To combat potential irritation, consider a chemical-free formula recommended by board-certified dermatologists and Allure editors alike. Here you'll find 17 of the best mineral-based formulas to try with plenty of fragrance-free, moisturizing options that won't leave you looking ashy or greasy.
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Source: allure.com

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