The Learning Lab
Ancient Sunscreen is Similar to Today's Zinc Oxide Sunscreen
What if your sun defense routine isn't a modern invention but a return to a tradition that helped our ancestors outlive other human species? That's precisely what emerging archaeological and geophysical science suggests. Long before SPF ratings, chemical sunscreens, or dermatology, Homo sapiens were already solving the sun problem. They...
10 Sunscreen Myths Debunked for Healthy Skin
If you read food labels, avoid processed junk, and spend your weekends outside — hiking, surfing, fishing, or chasing your kids through the sprinklers — you likely care about what goes on your skin as much as what goes in your body. But when it comes to sunscreen, myths still...
Do you rub in Zinc Oxide Sunscreen?
Here's What You Need to Know. If you've ever applied mineral sunscreen and thought, "I'll just keep rubbing until I can't see it anymore," you're not alone. Many people assume sunscreen should disappear completely for effective use. But here's the truth—if you're using zinc oxide sunscreen, rubbing it in until...
10 Mind-Blowing Facts About Waxhead Zinc Sunscreen
Most sunscreens on the market are packed with sketchy chemicals, misleading labels, and empty promises. But Waxhead Zinc Sunscreen? It's in a league of its own. If you're still slathering on chemical-laden goop, these 10 shocking truths about our 100% non-toxic, reef-safe zinc sunscreen might change your mind. 1. Zinc...
Preschool Sunscreen Permission Form
Ensuring Compliance and Sun Safety Sun protection is crucial to child safety, especially for preschool-aged children who spend time outdoors. Prolonged sun exposure can lead to immediate and long-term skin damage, making sunscreen application an essential practice in childcare settings. To ensure compliance with regulations and transparency with parents, preschools...
Preschool Sun Safety: Why Zinc Oxide Sunscreen is the Best Choice for Kids
Sun Protection: A Daily Essential for Preschoolers Like handwashing and hydration, sun protection should be a non-negotiable part of a preschooler's daily routine. Young children have delicate, developing skin that is especially vulnerable to the sun's harsh ultraviolet (UV) rays. Daily sun exposure—even during short recess periods—can lead to long-term...
