But melanin can’t absorb all the UV rays. And some people don’t have much melanin in their skin. A sunburn happens when the amount of UV rays exceeds the protection that the skin's melanin can provide ...

However, applying enough spray to all needed areas can be difficult. Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun can cause painful sunburn and lead ... You need to spray each body area for up to six ...

(NewsNation) — A new study found that 86% of foods tested in the Bay Area contained plastic chemicals, including those known to be hormonally active ... for packaging and production but generally does ...

Combining UV protection with radiative cooling, scientists have developed a sunscreen that reflects both sunlight and heat. The secret lies in specially sized titanium dioxide nanoparticles, ensuring ...

It's a liquid adhesive that doesn't get tacky until it's activated by UV light, so it doesn't stick ... it can "fix virtually anything," including plastic, metal, fabric, wood, and rubber.

Addie is a Nashville-based writer who is obsessed with all things home decor. In addition to Southern Living, her work has appeared in many print and digital publications, including Better Homes & ...

Spray sunscreens are popular for ... To test for UVA protection, we smear sunscreen on plastic plates, pass UV light through, and measure the amount of UVA and UVB rays that are absorbed.