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SpaFinder Kicks Off Melanoma Initiative

Spas can partner with SpaFinder to help educate clients on the dangers of sun exposure.

The Road to Healthy Skin Tour

The SCF tour will visit more than 80 locations offering free skin cancer screenings.

MRF and Melanoma Awareness Month

The MRF is launching three new online resources to help raise awareness.

Talk With Your Clients About Sunscreen

May is Skin Cancer Awareness month, presenting a perfect opportunity to increase your clients' knowledge.

Kids Protect Skin Better After Being Shown Sun Damage Results

Showing middle-school students ultraviolet photographs that reveal the sun damage to their faces makes them less likely to get sunburns in the months following, new research says, encouraging skin care professionals to speak to kids about good sun care.

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Dosimeter Can Predict, Prevent Sunburn

A device that can give an early warning of sunburn, and help to prevent skin cancer, has been developed.

New Study Points to Six Melanoma Risk Factors

Helping estheticians and clients create sun smart skin care routines and techniques, new research from the New York University Medical Center shows six independent risk factors for melanoma.

Sun Protection and Treatment Tips

Share these tips with your clients to help keep them safe from the sun.

Childhood Beach Vacations May Effect Melanoma Risk

Vacations at the shore during childhood may boost the risk of the deadly skin cancer melanoma later in life, a new study suggests.

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Sun Care: Man's Best Friend

Sunscreen can be a great tipping point to get men more involved in skin care.

New Testing Method May More Accurately Show Effective Sunscreens

Looking directly at the expression of the p53 gene may be a more accurate way of testing how well a sunscreen protects against UV damage, according to a recent study.

New Dawn for Sun Care

Technological advances, heightened consumer awareness and emerging markets have fostered a boom in sun care product launches and the continued positive potential of the segment.

New Research Shows Possible Improved Sunscreen Substances

Combining natural-based substances such as flavanoids with more traditional inorganic and organic sunscreens can improve protection against UV rays, according to researchers in Brazil.

Antioxidant Mixture May Help Elevate Sun Protection

A new study shows the application of an antioxidant mixture in addition to sunscreen can increase the skin's sun protection.

New Research Groups People into Sun Care Classifications

A new report in the Archives of Dermatology breaks people down into three groups when it comes to sun protection behaviors, which can help skin care professionals identify their necessity of sun care.

Australian Scientist Develops Possible Skin Cancer Vaccine

An Australian scientist who developed a vaccine for cervical cancer is set to outline a breakthrough which could pave the way for a skin cancer vaccine.

L’Oréal Grants to Promote Sun Safety

L’Oréal USA has granted the Women’s Dermatologic Society Foundation US$1,050,000 over a three-year period to support the WDS Play Safe in the Sun campaign.

Antioxidant Cream Protects Skin From Sun Damage

A new study shows an antioxidant cream to help protect skin against the sun, as well as aiding in fighting cancer mutations.

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