Sundicators Blog focuses your skin and its well-being. We cover common issues including skin conditions, make-up application, fashion, sunscreen application, secrets to achieving younger looking skin and ingredient integrity. It is never too late to start caring for your skin, the largest organ of your body.
Sun damage, sun spots, wrinkles and fine lines, sun damage, skin cancer or melanoma only become a problem to people.. WHEN IT IS A PROBLEM. We do all possible to provide constructive preventative advice that keeps your skin radiant and healthy.
We hope you enjoy learning about your skin as much as we do.
Disclaimer: The Sundicators blog is one part of our multi-tiered effort to spread as much Melanoma information and awareness as possible. However, please note that we are not medical professionals. If you have questions or concerns regarding any real or potential skin issues, please speak with a doctor or dermatologist.
We’d like to congratulate the Denver Broncos on winning their franchise’s third Super Bowl against the Carolina Panthers this past Sunday. The game was played at the beautiful new open-air home of the San Francisco 49ers, Levi Stadium, in Santa Clara, California. With the Super Bowl’s start time being 6:30 p.m. on the east coast, … Read more
Hugh Jackman, a very popular actor and Academy Award nominee, has recently disclosed his battle with the form of skin cancer known as Basal Cell, which he referred to as, “The mildest form of cancer but serious, nonetheless.” And while that is well put, there is really no such thing as “mild” cancer, to be … Read more
In a recent post we discussed the rare skin condition Albinism. Today we’d like to go over the uncommon, though not-quite-as-rare autoimmune disease, Vitiligo. Like the former, Vitiligo can impact both genders and members of any race. It also can appear at any age. Medical science cannot state conclusively what causes Vitiligo in those who … Read more
People generally tend to think that darker complexions tan easier, and therefore don’t require the same precautions taken by those with lighter complexions. That just isn’t true. In fact, legendary reggae singer Bob Marley died of Melanoma. Yes, that’s right. Marley had a dark complexion and lived close to the equator. That combination increased his … Read more
As those suffering from the persistent itchiness caused by the red rashes of eczema know, it can be a real pain in the neck. Or back. Or anywhere, really. It’s not an uncommon affliction, though. If you’re an American with eczema, you have tens of millions of others with you in that same boat. As … Read more
The Magic Question When an adult goes outdoors to spend time in the sun at the park, pool, shoreline, or wherever, he or she is generally aware that it’s beneficial to wear and re-apply sunscreen throughout the day. But what if you’re bringing an Infant along with you; is that what’s best for them, too? … Read more
Sun Protection Is For Every-BODY Are you a ” Beach Bum ” or regular visitor to clothing-optional beaches? Today we’ve got you covered (So to speak). As skin cancer affects everyone everywhere, it’s our continual goal to spread Melanoma awareness, tips and advice all over the world. At times, we place a special emphasis on reaching … Read more