I must say, I winced just reading the words “skin cancer” and “home remedy” strung together in its title. Skin cancer, and Melanoma, are completely incomparable to a bout with, say, Poison Ivy; to which your great-grandmother may have once applied some melted tree bark/green tea leaf concoction that’d been passed down to her in … Read more
You may have heard the words “ sun damage,” “skin damage” or “sun skin damage” before, and you certainly have if you’re a regular reader of this blog. But exactly what is sun damage? It’s actually a general term used to cover any number of afflictions we’re all subject to with short and long-term exposure … Read more
Don’t we all love to receive a Holiday Bonus? Well, here is a chance to have some fun with a Christmas Bonus to go along with it. Back in October, we asked that you please send in photos depicting your creative Halloween displays that were combined with sunscreen, Sundicators wristbands, or any other sun-safety products and clothing you … Read more
In some ways, the Equator is like the line of scrimmage in a football game. It’s unseen and doesn’t technically exist, at least tangibly; but is always acknowledged and still an important, necessary part of its environment. And its purpose in either instance is to draw a clear line of distinction. But while the former … Read more
You’re so Vain You’re so vain, you probably think this post is about you.. Don’t you? Don’t you? (Carly Simon) Regardless of whether you are male or female, there’s a little vanity in everyone, and there’s no shame in it. We all want to feel vibrant and look young for as long as we possibly … Read more
Don’t Forget Your Sunscreen and Sundicators Cruising season is here! You’ve finally booked a cruise and can’t wait to get out there on the high seas. Who could blame you? Seven days of endless entertainment and mountains of free food will soon be coming your way. During the daylight hours you spend on that floating … Read more
Snowbirds Need Sun Protection Too Up here in the north, our waterfowl aren’t all who head out of the region for the winter. When the mercury falls our Snowbirds also sprint for the warmth of points south and west, until the robins can be heard singing their songs again. If the snowbird set includes you, … Read more