Sun Safety

Sunscreen

Explore common sun protection products and discover tips that can help you stay protected.

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Common Products

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Banana Boat® Sport Ultra Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50+

Banana Boat® Sport Ultra Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50+

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Banana Boat® Baby Mineral Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50+

Banana Boat® Baby Mineral Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50+

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Banana Boat® Kids Max Protect & Play™ Clear Sunscreen Spray SPF 100

Banana Boat® Kids Max Protect & Play™ Clear Sunscreen Spray SPF 100

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Coppertone® Kids Sunscreen Spray SPF 50

Coppertone® Kids Sunscreen Spray SPF 50

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Coppertone® Sport Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50

Coppertone® Sport Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50

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Neutrogena® Beach Defense™ Kids Water + Sun Protection Sunscreen Spray SPF 70

Neutrogena® Beach Defense™ Kids Water + Sun Protection Sunscreen Spray SPF 70

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Neutrogena® Beach Defense Water + Sun Protection Sunscreen Spray SPF 70

Neutrogena® Beach Defense Water + Sun Protection Sunscreen Spray SPF 70

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Sunscreen / Sun Safety

Top 5 Questions About Sunscreen & Sun Safety

Did you know 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer by the age of 70? A good way to lower your risk is to #WearSunscreen! Here are five simple questions and answers about how to stay safe in the sun:

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Sun Safety Resources

Explore our comprehensive collection of expert-curated resources to help you understand and practice better sun protection.

How to Read a Sunscreen Label

Decode sunscreen labels with our comprehensive guide to ingredients, SPF ratings, and protection levels.

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Daily Sun Protection Guide

Your day-by-day guide to maintaining proper sun protection throughout all seasons.

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Sun Safety & Sunburn Relief

Learn prevention techniques and get expert advice on treating sunburns effectively.

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An Expert's Guide to Sun Safety

Professional dermatologists share their top tips for protecting your skin from sun damage.

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What's Your Skin Type? Know Your Risk

Understand your skin type and learn about your specific sun sensitivity risks.

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Skin Cancer Prevention

Essential strategies and habits to reduce your risk of skin cancer.

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Skin Cancer Facts & Statistics

Stay informed with the latest research and statistics about skin cancer.

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Love Your Skin: Skin Cancer in People of Color

Important information about skin cancer risks and prevention for all skin types.

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Sunscreen Trends

Discover the latest innovations and developments in sun protection technology.

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Common Sunscreen Ingredients

Learn about the active ingredients that keep your skin protected from UV rays.

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Women's Guide to Sun Protection

Expert advice on sun safety, skin cancer prevention, and choosing the right sunscreen for your needs.

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#WearSunscreen

#WearSunscreen

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UV Index Report

The UV Index measures the strength of ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun in your area. UV rays can cause sunburn, skin aging, eye damage, and even skin cancer — so understanding the UV Index can help you know when to take extra care.

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Safe for most people

CURRENT

You can safely enjoy being outside. Wear sunglasses on bright days and use sunscreen if you burn easily.

Recommended Protection

No time restrictions needed
Optional shade for comfort
Use SPF 30+ if you burn easily
Reapply every 2 hours if needed
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