Sun Protection Blog Posts
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Latest from Curology
Got sunburn? Here’s how to help prevent peeling
Proper sun protection can help you avoid sunburn in the first place—but these tips to help prevent sunburn peeling are here when you need them.
Sunscreen for eyes: How to protect your delicate skin from UV rays
Protecting the area around your eyes from sun damage and photoaging is important—and it’s easy, too.
Does sunscreen expire? How to tell if it’s gone bad
The color, consistency, and odor of your sunscreen can help tell you if it’s still good to use.
7 expert-recommended beach sunscreens for fun in the sun
These broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreens will help keep you protected while playing in the sand, waves, or wherever your adventures take you!
Face sunscreen for oily skin
The best sunscreens for oily skin.
Sunscreen 101: How much should you apply to your face?
Slathering on the right amount of SPF is key to keeping your skin safe from the sun’s UV rays.
How long does sunscreen last before expiring?
Before reaching for last year’s sunscreen, think twice! You might not be getting the protection you need.
Meet the sunscreen by Curology: an essential SPF for your skincare routine
Everything you need to know about the dermatologist-designed formula that’s gentle on acne-prone skin yet tough on UV rays.
Ask Curology: mineral vs. chemical sunscreen
Chemical, physical, or mineral? Sunscreen ingredients, explained.
10 face sunscreens for every skin type
Because yes, you need to wear sunscreen year-round.
Sunscreen: your skin's best defender from signs of premature aging
Want to keep your skin looking young and healthy? Sunscreen helps protect you from sun damage that can lead to premature signs of aging.
How to get a sunkissed tan—without risking sun damage
Thinking of swapping sun tanning or tanning beds for self-tanner? Here's how to get a sunkissed glow without worrying about UV rays.