Tag: sunscreen
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Sali Hughes on Beauty: My Pledges for 2026
Introduction: A candid pledge for 2026 I don’t make new year resolutions, but by coincidence I have recently made a number of pledges to adopt better beauty habits. I’m a beauty journalist who already moisturises and UV protects religiously, yet there’s always room for improvement. Sali Hughes’s reflections offer a practical blueprint for anyone looking…
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Sali Hughes: Beauty pledges for 2026 you can actually keep
Introduction: A practical take on New Year pledges Few people promise to overhaul every facet of their beauty routine in a single breath. Sali Hughes, a trusted voice in beauty journalism, suggests that in 2026 the aim is not grand resolutions but achievable pledges. These are habits that fit into real life—easy to maintain, scientifically…
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Suzanne Harrington and the Tide Pool Dilemma: A Sunny Day with a Blue-Ringed Warning
Introduction: A Day at the Edge of the Sea On a bright coastal morning, Suzanne Harrington and her family arrive at the shore, prepared for sun, sea, and the simple joy of a day spent by the water. The scene is quintessentially beachy: a group of kids eager to explore, a group of adults eager…
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Suzanne Harrington: A Shark, a Tide Pool, and the Call for Bigger Sunscreen—A Family Beach Day
When the Ocean Feels Too Risky to Enter The beach should be a place of laughter, sandcastle ambitions, and the simple thrill of wading into a tide pool. But on certain days, the sea seems more like a dare. A story from a sunlit family day—where a cautious parent tells children that danger is nearby—reminds…
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Stone Age Gum and Ancient Sunscreen: Unearthing Teenage Chewing Gum and 40,000-Year-Old Sunscreen
Two remarkable discoveries reshape our view of the Stone Age Archaeologists have unveiled startling finds from the distant past: a piece of chewing gum found in a Stone Age site, believed to have been chewed by a teenage girl, and evidence of an ancient sunscreen that may have helped early modern humans endure long sunlit…
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BASF and Beyond Suncare Applaud WHO’s Move to List Broad-Spectrum Sunscreen as Essential Medicine
Global Health Milestone: Sunscreen Recognized as Essential Medicine In a landmark decision, the World Health Organization (WHO) has added broad-spectrum sunscreen with high SPF to the Model List of Essential Medicines for the first time in its 24th edition. The move—announced from Monheim am Rhein, Germany, and Madrid, Spain—signals a deepening commitment to prevent skin…
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BASF and Beyond Suncare Applaud WHO Decision to List Broad-Spectrum Sunscreen as Essential Medicine
Global health milestone: WHO adds broad-spectrum sunscreen to Essential Medicines The World Health Organization’s decision to include broad-spectrum sunscreen with high SPF in the 24th edition of its Model List of Essential Medicines marks a significant step forward for global public health. BASF and Beyond Suncare welcomed this move, underscoring the critical role that accessible…
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BASF and Beyond Suncare Celebrate WHO Essential Medicine Status for Broad-Spectrum Sunscreen
Industry win asWHO lists broad-spectrum sunscreen as Essential Medicine In a landmark move for public health, the World Health Organization (WHO) has added broad-spectrum sunscreen with high SPF to the 24th edition of the Model List of Essential Medicines. The decision, supported by BASF and Beyond Suncare, underscores sunscreen’s critical role in preventing skin cancer,…
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How Effective Are ‘Anti-Aging’ Skincare Ingredients? Expert Insights
The Sunscreen Crown: The Best Anti-Aging Tool When it comes to aging skin, sunscreen stands out as the most reliable safeguard. According to a respected dermatology expert, sunscreen could do more to prevent wrinkles and photo aging than nearly any other ingredient, whether prescription or over‑the‑counter. The idea is simple: not only does sunscreen shield…
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What Truly Works in Anti-Aging Skincare, According to Dermatologists
Introduction: Sorting Fact from Fiction in Anti-Aging Skincare People often ask which so‑called anti‑aging ingredients are worth their price. Two dermatologists, one based in New York and the other in Quebec, walk us through the evidence and set realistic expectations. The key takeaway: sunscreen remains the foundational step; other ingredients offer incremental benefits at best,…