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Sunscreen is rendered useless if you dont apply them in the correct ways. Here are six tips on applying it effectively.

The sunscreen paradox is a concerning trend where increased sunscreen usage is coinciding with rising rates of melanoma and skin cancer. TheHealthSite.com

Two new studies are highlighting the dangers of sunscreen giving people a false sense of security that allows them to spend more time in the sun. This leads to increased cancer rates.

With mounting concerns about the future of coral reefs and the effects of climate change in general, the environmental impact of suncare products is more important than ever.

Compared to wearing sun-protective clothes and avoiding the sun, using sunscreen is the least effective way to prevent sunburn on the skin.

Despite the importance of sunscreen, researchers said that it is also the least effective way to protect your skin when compared to sun-protective clothing and sun avoidance.

Maintain a tidy environment and incorporate natural air filters, such as indoor plants. Purge unnecessary items from your space to prevent dust and other pollutants from entering your home.

Protect your skin from winters harsh effects with hydration, gentle care and a nourishing diet.

The surge in sunscreen use is rising, but the rates of melanoma and skin cancer are also increasing, creating what experts term the "sunscreen paradox."

One editor tested out the Innisfree Daily UV Defense Sunscreen, which feels lightweight and hydrating on the skin without leaving a white cast.