As we report in our sunscreen guide, “Your chances of getting an effective SPF above 30, regardless of what the label claims, are better if you buy a sunscreen labeled SPF 50 or even 70.” ...

CR's tests of over 100 sunscreens show that the skin protection the different products provide varies greatlyCR has tested ...

Today's expected to be one of the hottest days of the year so far, with temperatures set to climb to 23C in parts of the ...

Don’t rely on last year’s sun cream — this tiny illustration tells you if your SPF is still doing its job.Intro (30 words) ...

Newton recommends checking sunscreen labels for the ingredients zinc oxide, titanium oxide or avobenzone, which protect against both UVA and UVB rays. "Though most sunburns are caused by UVB rays, ...

No label denotes a totally reef-safe sunscreen, and it’s unclear if such a thing exists. “Reef safer” is probably a better way to describe the options available. In October 2016, Haereticus ...

Ahead, Lin hand-picks the best Korean sunscreens and outlines more on how they’re formulated and what to look for when shopping in our in-depth FAQ section. Doesn’t leave the most dewy result ...

That sunscreen you’ve been slathering on might be doing more than just protecting you from UV rays. Many commercial products contain questionable ingredients that can disrupt hormones ...

How do you verify the lotion’s quality is commensurate with its pricing? Fortunately, reading sunscreen labels can help you to find the right product for you. Here is your guide to shopping for ...

Level of protection against sunburn producing rays. Score based on the SPF range found in our tests. Approximate ranges for tested SPF: Greater than 40 (excellent), 30-39 (very good), 20-29 (good ...

This test is similar to the critical wavelength test the FDA requires sunscreen manufacturers to do in order to label their products broad-spectrum. But that’s a pass/fail test, and just as you ...