The arrival of summer in India brings with it longer days, brighter sunshine and unfortunately, stronger UV exposure.

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We asked dermatologist Dr Evelyn Tay for her expert opinion on how to pick appropriate sunscreens to use when on holiday and the best sunscreens you can buy. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more ...

Doctors say simple habits like sunscreen use, avoiding tanning beds and regular skin checks can significantly lower risk.

As temperatures climb across the country, your sunscreen is doing more work than you think. Here is how to make sure you have the right one.

Compare ingredients, SPF protection, texture, and suitability to find which sunscreen is better for summer skincare. Read on to know more.

That line of thinking extends to the drugstore beauty products in our medicine cabinets, shower caddies, and makeup bags. In our series “Beauty Aisle,” we talk to folks in the beauty industry — ...

Has preventative beauty officially lost the plot? It used to be pretty straightforward — apply sunscreen, start a retinol, and try baby Botox if you feel so compelled. Maybe it’s just the internet age ...

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Bengaluru's UV index has reached an extreme level of 13, raising concerns about sun exposure and health risks. Doctors warn that such high UV levels can cause rapid skin damage, dehydration and eye ...