Guest Blog – Sun and Skin Care
Whilst searching on WordPress we came across this wonderful blog of a woman who had skin cancer and is now taking extra measures to make sure she protects her skin. […]
Teresa’s Story – bringing awareness to skin cancer
Earlier today we posted on our Facebook page looking for people to help spread the word about skin cancer. We asked anyone who had a story to tell, to please […]
Know the facts.
The sun is out today and it’s hitting pretty strong. You should always remember to apply sunscreen, but especially on days like today it’s extremely important. A lot of Uni […]
Sunscreen Tips!
We all know that the too much exposure to the sun can give us painful burns, and that ultimately, that could increase our chances of getting skin cancer in the […]
Taking the Keen For Sunscreen Campaign to the Streets!
Hey everyone! Given that the weather is finally starting to get nice and warm and the sun is making its way out everyday, we decided to take our campaign to […]
Things We Bet You Didn’t Know About the Sun
We all think we have a good understanding of how to protect our skin on a day at the beach. Use sunscreen, blah, blah, blah. But we bet we’ve found […]
Middle Schoolers With Evidence of Sun Damage
A study done in 2012 shows that middle schoolers are already showing signs of sun damage, something that can increase their chances of developing skin cancer in the future. Check […]
Teen Tanning – True Story
Story taken from Skin Cancer Foundation Website: http://www.skincancer.org/true-stories/teen-tanners Natalie, 23, started tanning regularly when she moved from Florida to Boston. “I tanned because I felt like it made me look prettier and […]
Get the facts!
Each year there are more new cases of skin cancer than the combined incidence of cancers of the breast, prostate, lung and colon. Treatment of nonmelanoma skin cancers increased by […]
According to the FDA, sunscreens can be neither completely perspiration-proof nor water-proof.
While many commonly available sunscreens do protect against short-wave UVB rays that can burn the skin, some provide inadequate protection against the longer reaching UVA rays that are responsible […]
