BEAUTY TIPS AND OTHER FUN STUFF

It's easy to find information on the importance of wearing sunscreen, heck, that's our main purpose here at Seriously FAB! It doesn't matter if i...

Most of us, at some point, has spent considerable time scratching their heads on the sunscreen aisle. The common question being, "which product w...

More than ever, people are aware of the dangers of too much sun exposure. While this is great news, many people don't know the proper way to prot...

Having to apply and reapply sunscreen when you're supposed to be having fun can be pretty inconvenient. However, there are plenty of ways to make proper sunscreen application more effective and easier.

Spring is the peak time when you're at risk for getting a sunburn as UV rays become increasingly intense.

When it comes to skincare, in particular, experts in the field of dermatology are seeing an influx of acne and irritation on the face. This has given birth to a new term known as, ‘maskne’.

Skin cancer is the most common cancer worldwide. Skin cancer is a big risk for all of us, and as the weather warms up, it’s important to take care of your skin. But did you know that across demographics, white men are about twice as likely to develop melanoma, the most deadly of skin cancers?

With the focus being centered on the sport, it can be easy to put skin and sun care on the back burner. This could result in serious, long term damage including skin cancer. Today we go over the most important tips athletes should keep in mind when it comes to their sun protection and overall skincare regimen.

Whether you’re on your first tattoo, your fifteenth, or your fiftieth, chances are, you’ve been told how important it is to take good care of your skin and protect it from the sun. But how vital is that skincare routine for your tattoo, and what does it actually mean for your skin?

While you may understand the importance of wearing sunscreen, you may not be aware of these 8 places where most people commonly forget to apply it.

In recent years, SPF cosmetics have soared in popularity as interest in sun safety and dermatological health grows among the general public. Sales of SPF foundations, bronzers and primers are on the rise, but do they offer real protection?

Because serums are made of smaller molecules, they are able to deliver a very high concentration of active ingredients. Combining a Vitamin C serum with your sunscreen makes for the ultimate in skin protection and anti-aging!