I am as pale as they come and have tested nearly every self-tanner on the market. I've spent thousands of hours applying self-tanner and getting spray tanned, all in an effort to achieve that warm, ...

Available for $30 ( but there’s currently a coupon on Amazon ), this tanning gel is made in Greece and might just leave you glowing like a Greek god, unlike other bizarre tanning hacks that may leave ...

While online conversations about sun exposure are trending, the risks of UV radiation are real and cumulative, says UC San Diego dermatologist Y. Linda Liou, DO.

AN ENGLISH holiday park has revealed its £10million revamp with a new outdoor swimming pool complex, sun decks and a festival garden. The family resort has already seen more than £4m spent on ...

While basking in the sun might seem like a quick fix for a golden tan, it often results in sunburn, skin damage and premature ageing - hardly the ideal result. The safer, more intelligent choice ...

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A Lebanon man, Jason A. Milliner, 50, was indicted this week on an aggravated vehicular homicide, accused of striking and killing another man in Clark County who was outside of his car dealing ...

In a McGill-led study of 77,000 Canadians released earlier this year, researchers found that young adults are more likely to ...

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According to a recent survey from the American Academy of Dermatology, 28 percent of Gen Z respondents said getting a tan was more important to them than preventing skin cancer, and 70 percent ...

Sun damage is reversible to some extent, but you can’t completely undo the changes to your skin. Prevention via daily sunscreen remains the best strategy.

There are arguments both ways -- the sun is safer, tanning beds are safer, but the American Academy of Dermatology knocks both sides down. Neither is good for your skin.