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Section: Treatment > Sun Care
Physiology
Melanoma and Skin Cancer On The Rise in 2025
Melanoma is still on the rise in the U.S. in 2025, despite a wealth of information available on this very preventable disease.
Facial
Sunscreen Gets a Glow-Up: from Reef-safe to TikTok-approved
Consumers now demand more from their sunscreen, expecting it to provide additional benefits such as hydration, anti-aging, or even makeup compatibility.
Sun Care
Americans Don't Get Sun Care Serious Until 26
The poll surveyed 2,000 adults in the United States to find out that 26 is when the average American buckles down on sun care. But that wasn't all they found.
Trends
'Sunburning' to Heal Acne is the Latest Terrifying TikTok Trend
You read right. Some TikTok influencers are claiming sunburning heals acne. Thankfully experts are warning against it. Here, we explore this claim with three industry experts to understand the rationale, uncover the truth and attempt to refute it.
Treatment
6 Damaging Summer Skin Mistakes
Many of your clients may be making skin mistakes during this time that can cause irritation or damage. Here are few of those mistakes, and tips to remedy the skin during the warmer months.
Treatment
7 Hydrating Protocols that Quench Summer Skin
We have gathered seven brands that shared their thirst-quenching protocols for us to feature in our digital magazine.
Sun Care
Why 87% of Americans Ignore SPF & What Estheticians Can Do to Help
While we know that sunscreen should be an essential product used year round, it's especially critical during the months where UV exposer will be at its peak.
Polls
Are Your Client's Using Sun Care?
Sun care is so important, and more consumers are showing their dedication to using proper sun care. Do your clients use their sun care?
Physiology
The Link Between Sun Damage and Hyperpigmentation
Discover how to deliver consistent care to your clients with hyperpigmentation.
Sun Care
How Tanning Culture Has Evolved
Consumers' opinions on tanning has evolved greatly over the years; see what the latest opinions are.
Treatment
7 Protocols That Heal Damaged Summer Skin
We have gathered seven brands that shared their summer protocols for us to feature in our digital magazine.
Body
7 Tips For Anti-Aging Neck Care
While we may be guilty of not paying enough attention to the delicate skin around our neck and chest, it’s never too late to teach clients about the importance of caring for the skin in this area and start giving this area the care it deserves.
Trends
Survey Reveals Gen Z is Unfamiliar with Sunburn & Tanning Risks
The survey found that 71% of Gen Z adults are unfamiliar with the risks associated with sunburn, with 40% being unaware of tanning risks and 59% believing tanning myths, such as tanning is healthy, and a base tan will prevent sunburn.
Sun Care
The Importance of Retailing Inclusive Sun Care
SPF can be tricky for dark skin; reassure your clients with inclusive sunscreen options.
Trends
SPF Active Ingredients Market Expected to Hit $816.3 Million in 2023
As consumers become more educated about the risks associated with exposure to UV radiation, they are more likely to seek out sun care products that offer effective protection against the sun's rays.
Sun Care
How to Stand Out as a Beauty Brand in the Sun Care Market
Now that you know about your clients' sun care preferences, how can you show up as a leader in the industry? Here are three strategies to get started.
Trends
UV Booster Market to Boom as Interest in SPF Protection Peaks
The global UV booster market experienced a yearly growth of 4.5% in 2022 to reach a value of U.S. $116.5 million, according to a report by Fact.MR.
Sun Care
Sun Damage vs. Light Damage: Educating Your Clients on Winter Sun Care
Changing your vocabulary when educating clients on sun care can go a long way from them understanding how sun damage is more like light damage in today's technological age.
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