This blog has provided many tips on how people can protect themselves from the sun during a countless array of outdoor activities. But what if spending your entire day outdoors is a part of your job description? There are many whose livelihoods require them to be exposed to harmful UV rays and sun skin damage each … Read more
Doesn’t that sound wonderful? Is a Tropical Christmas vacation in your future? As the end of the year approaches in the north and northeast, a few northern natives opt to spend their Christmas or unused vacation time on trips to the much warmer climes of the tropics. And who’s to argue that that’s not a … Read more
It’s not too late to get your last minute gifts… As Christmas closes in this week, like every year many people with the bulk of their shopping done will still be looking for one more, last second gift. Of course, we completely understand. And that’s why we humbly suggest that you use it to give … Read more
Sundicators Lend a Helping Hand Sundicators would like to take a moment and salute all of those people whose responsibility it is to watch over and protect the special needs and disabled members of our communities. Together you are invaluable, and provide countless beneficial services to our society every day. We know that some of the … Read more
Recipe for Sun Protection Raise your hand if you are getting ready for the Thanksgiving holiday? Well, here is a fun recipe for sun protection called Sunblock Jambalaya. Every family has one special, greatly-anticipated Thanksgiving dish that’s recipe is known only to a beloved aunt or grandma. At Pretty Pale, we have our own great Turkey Day … Read more
The Proper Order of Skin Product Application Many women have a beauty routine they’re accustomed to when getting ready in the morning. You may or may not know this, but there’s a correct order to make-up application and skin care protection. We will show you How -to-use Sunscreen Correctly. Apply sunscreen after skin treatments and before … Read more
Whenever we’re told we NEED to do something that’s good for us, it goes over about as well now as the “eat your peas!” edict our parents regularly gave us once did. When kids are taught something beneficial to them in health class, textbook jargon often gets in the way. And the ease of…oh, let’s … Read more