But dermatologists say that your winter sunscreen game still may not be as strong as you think. Here’s what to know about using sunscreen in the winter for the best possible skin protection.

Most people pack their sunglasses away when summer ends, assuming eye protection is only necessary during beach days and pool ...

Using a sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher and reapplying every two hours should protect you, Zeichner says. But, if you’re particularly concerned about burns or sun damage, you can increase the SPF.

As spring draws near, the sun's angle increases, raising the risk of sunburn even during the coldest months, experts warn.

Winter sun safety and lifestyle trends The growing popularity of winter holidays like skiing and hiking has brought greater awareness to the importance of winter sun protection. Skincare products ...

Seasonal considerations While summer months require diligent protection, winter sun exposure—particularly with snow reflection—can cause significant damage.

The risks of developing skin cancer don’t go away during the fall and winter months. The sun produces harmful UV rays year-round.

As autumn turns to winter, many places in the country are experiencing cooler weather and less sunlight. While it may be tempting to slack off on sun protection when the rays aren’t beating down ...

Most people think of sunglasses as a summer essential, something to grab when the temperature rises and vacation plans are ...

Sun exposure in fall and winter Sun protection is necessary every day, regardless of the weather or time of the year, Maddy said.