Sunscreen

With Summer rolling around the corner, impending hot, sunny, and humid weather awaits us. Here are my top beauty products for the summer and my beauty hacks on not looking like you've just rolled over in sweat. First, let's talk about mascaras. You do not want raccoon looking eyes while you're outside. My pro-tip is finding a good waterproof mascara. My favorite is the Covergirl Lashblast, the waterproof version of it. Second, controlling oiliness depending on you skin type you may or may not be…

factors, exposure to the sun, family history, number of moles on the body and skin type. The main cause of melanoma is the over exposure of the sun ultra violet rays without any protection, for example sunscreen lotion or not re-applying sunscreen lotion after a couple of hours. In order for sunscreen lotion to protect…

We were astonished, as we had been using different sunscreens all day-and frequently reapplying. Even the baby, who had slept in the shade, been constantly covered, and continuously sunscreened, was burned. I have rarely burned in my life, but that night I looked like a bloody tomato. (Later, we discovered that most of the sunscreens had expired. Life Lesson: Do Not Use Expired Sunscreen.) All in all, we had an amazing time together out on the lake-and may have bought…

remove excess oil and cut down the possibility of infection. Avoid sunscreen while going out Sunrays are good source of vitamin D if it is taken in the morning from 7 to 8. Till 11 am, they are gentle though, and from afternoon until 4 pm, they are more harmful. So, apply sunscreen to your face, neck, hands, and any parts of the body that is exposed to sun when leaving your house for routine activities. Wear organic sunscreen with SPF 30 or above. It will help in combating the ultraviolet…

Skin Cancer Today, I am going to tell you about skin cancer. I chose this disease because I’m always warned about the effects of not wearing sunscreen or using a tanning bed. They always say “You could get skin cancer” or something to that nature so I decided to research this disease to see the causes myself. Skin cancer is caused when ultraviolet rays damage the skin cells. This can appear anywhere on the body but is most common on the skin. Those that have low pigmentation in the skin such as…

This was when we re-apply more sunscreen. There was a cooling sensation when the sunscreen was sprayed on; as if chapstick was applied to chapped lips. My sisters and I started to get hot and began to sweat from remaining outside for three hours in a warm, humid day. I started to complain, “I wish we were back…

Out of all the places in the world I would pick Florida even though I have only been there once it is one of the best memories up in till now.I remember the week we went to the Disney parks and spend the weekend in Destin,Florida. I at that point have never been out of Texas and I am not going to lie kind of scared at the same time.The 18 hour ride was awful to start with because I became very inpatient to the point where I could be in the car any longer.But when we first entered Florida my…

Doctors recommend 5,000 IU of Vitamin D to achieve optimal health. At 5,000 IU, about 95% of the population will have all the health benefits of vitamin D. Vitamin D has two forms: Vitamin D2 and Vitamin D3. We offer Vitamin D3, a natural, more effective form of vitamin D, also known as cholecalciferol. Vitamin D3 is more likely to be absorbed and more effective because it is chemically different from the form of vitamin D that is produced in our body and is more effectively transformed into…

Summer, often we are concerned with how to keep ourselves and our pets cool. The blistering heat and fierce humidity in the Midwest are prevalent weather trends and make it difficult to reside outside. Our community warns us to stay hydrated, wear sunscreen and a hat and stay out of the sun when the heat is at its peak. When it comes to our pets, we are told to put out extra bowls of water for Fluffy and Fido and provide them with shelter and shade. In the heat of the Summer, sometimes…

the underlying causes of behaviors and determine the intention involved in that behavior as well. As for sun-protection behaviors, the TPB is useful in examining what makes individuals more or less inclined to take safety measures such as wearing sunscreen or using sunglasses when in the sun as explained by White, Starfelt, et al. (2015). White et al. (2015) were influenced to create a study that would implement the Theory of Planned Behavior into improving the sun protection behaviors of…