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SPF stands for 'sun protection factor'. Basically, the SPF in sunscreen protects your skin from cancer causing UV rays by multiplying your natural defense against the rays. Sounds confusing, but it's not. Here's how it works - If you burn easily and can generally only last 10 minutes in the sun, a...
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To many people, sunscreen seems an obvious thing: grab a bottle of SPF 30 off of the shelves of Walmart, sprinkle it on when you to the beach, and be safe.In reality, it is far more of a pervasive issue for modern health. Here are some common myths about sunscreen:1. You do not need it when the sun...
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It's summer time and you're down at the beach or at the pool. Oops! You forgot to buy sunscreen protection. This can be a daunting task figuring out which sunscreen protection is right for you. No problem, I have the solution...don't go outside...just kidding! Anyway, you go down to the...
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Saturday, 19th May 2012
From Times Herald-Record
... the Hudson – 500000 people took the 2.5-mile round-trip walk last year – eats lunch at a New Paltz bistro. A West Point football fan tanks up the car in Highland Falls. A hiker driving to Sam's Point stops for sunscreen at an Ellenville drugstore.
Saturday, 19th May 2012
From Indianapolis Star
Sunscreen: Bring your own! It will cost you $3 for a travel size tube of sunscreen at the track; that would be about enough to cover a family of four's ears. Rain poncho: The Speedway gift shop has them for $5. Not too bad, but Family Dollar is selling ...
Saturday, 19th May 2012
From FemaleFirst.co.uk
Holidays can bring a whole host of health hazards from travel sickness to tummy upsets, insect bites to stings and sunburn even if you're staying close to home. So if you're swapping a foreign beach holiday for a UK seaside resort, the majority of ...
Saturday, 19th May 2012
From Times of India
Here's a checklist to get you ready for the sunshine state: If you plan on spending time at the beach (and since you are going in summer, one would assume you are), don't forget to carry sunscreen. In case you do forget though, there are several ...
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Blue Lizard Australian Sunscreen SPF 30+, Baby, 3-Ounce Tube: Convenient/Travel friendly 3 oz http://t.co/Dk1r6RxV
Blue Lizard Australian Sunscreen SPF 30+ Sport, 3-Ounce: Convenient/Travel friendly 3 oz http://t.co/Xofe3pBJ