From pollution protection to personalized formulas, scientists are exploring new ways sunscreen could help keep skin ...

Researchers have discovered that natural "sunscreen" compounds found in algae and cyanobacteria may also support skin and heart health. By comparing two mycosporine-like amino acids, the team showed ...

Your skin is getting bombarded by ultraviolet radiation every time you step outside, and while you’re busy slathering on chemical sunscreens, nature has been quietly developing its own sun protection ...

Natural sunscreens shield the skin from harmful radiation, without triggering allergic reactions. In a recently published study, a group of researchers has discovered a novel compound, β-glucose-bound ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Zinc oxide and titanium dioxide are both naturally occurring, but for sunscreen purposes, they must be purified and processed to ...

An octopus sits nestled amid rocks and plants of a similar orange color on the seafloor with one eye open and large tentacles with suckers visible. A common octopus pictured in the Mediterranean Sea ...

When the sun is shining bright, it feels great to go outside and play but too much sun rays can hurt your skin. Many people use chemical sunscreen to protect their skin, which is not good for their ...

For a sensitive-skin-friendly product, consider Vanicream. It’s a mineral-based sunscreen that’s free of potential irritants, ...

In a significant advancement for sustainable skincare, researchers at Guizhou University have reported a novel method to molecularly engineer lignin into a high-performance sunscreen ingredient.

While pharmacy and supermarket shelves are overflowing with UV protection products in the form of creams, mists, and even ...

That sunscreen you’ve been slathering on might be doing more than just protecting you from UV rays. Many commercial products contain questionable ingredients that can disrupt hormones, trigger ...