The Learning Lab
Mineral vs Chemical Sunscreen for Acne-Prone Skin
If you're the mom of a teenager dealing with acne, you know how challenging it can be to find skincare products that protect without making breakouts worse. The last thing you want is for your teen's sunscreen (something that should be protecting their skin) to trigger more pimples just when...
7 Reasons Sunscreen Stings Eyes. And How to Avoid It.
Picture this: you're getting ready for a beautiful day at the park with your family. You dutifully apply sunscreen to everyone's faces, and within minutes, your toddler is rubbing their eyes and crying. Sound familiar? You're not alone if you've ever dealt with sunscreen eye irritation during family outdoor adventures....
Can I Use Zinc Oxide Sunscreen on My Face?
If you've been wondering whether zinc oxide sunscreen is safe for your face, you're asking the right question. The short answer? Absolutely yes, and it might just be the best choice you can make for your facial skin. Let me share something that might surprise you: zinc oxide has been...
The 5 Most-Asked Sunscreen Questions
We rounded up the top 5 sunscreen questions people ask Alexa, Siri, and Google—and answered them with clarity, science, and zero marketing fluff. TL;DR Zinc oxide is the safest active sunscreen ingredient for babies, sensitive skin, and marine ecosystems. Tinted zinc oxide formulas minimize white cast without using harmful nanoparticles....
Sunscreen Myths Debunked: Separating Fact from Fiction
Do you actually know what's in your sunscreen? Is it protecting you—or harming you? We've all been told to wear sunscreen. But much of what people believe about sunscreen is based on marketing hype, outdated science, or flat-out fiction. This guide will debunk the most common myths, explain why non-nano...
How to Apply Sunscreen Correctly
"Do I really need to reapply every two hours? Should I put it on under makeup? Is a little bit enough if I'm just running errands?" Sound familiar? You're not alone. Most people aren't applying sunscreen correctly, leaving their skin exposed to UVA and UVB damage. Here's how to get...
