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Solbar blog: How many sunburns does it take to get skin cancer?

How many sunburns does it take to get skin cancer?

In this blog we discuss how experiencing sunburn increases the chances of being diagnosed with melanoma skin cancer later on in life. Brown University in the US undertook research monitoring...

How many sunburns does it take to get skin cancer?

In this blog we discuss how experiencing sunburn increases the chances of being diagnosed with melanoma skin cancer later on in life. Brown University in the US undertook research monitoring 100,000 women who had been sunburnt to varying degrees over a 20 year period and measured their incidence rates of melanoma.

Do you suffer from plaque psoriasis? Have you considered participating in a research trial?

Do you suffer from plaque psoriasis? Have you considered participating in a research trial?

At Solbari we believe in raising awareness and giving back. We proudly support the Skin & Cancer Foundation Inc., and have an opportunity for people affected by psoriasis to join the...

Do you suffer from plaque psoriasis? Have you considered participating in a research trial?

At Solbari we believe in raising awareness and giving back. We proudly support the Skin & Cancer Foundation Inc., and have an opportunity for people affected by psoriasis to join the latest clinical trial. Do you or someone you know suffer from plaque psoriasis? The Skin & Cancer Foundation Inc. is seeking adults 18+ with a diagnosis of moderate to severe plaque psoriasis to participate in a 52-week research study. Click to read more.

Why didn't my sunscreen work?

Why didn't my sunscreen work?

This blog describes the potential reasons why the sunscreen you used didn't work to the level you expected. Sunscreen should be considered a "last resort" not a primary means of...

Why didn't my sunscreen work?

This blog describes the potential reasons why the sunscreen you used didn't work to the level you expected. Sunscreen should be considered a "last resort" not a primary means of sun protection. Dermatologists agree that wearing UPF 50+ sun protective clothing and a broad brim sun hat is the best way to prevent sunburn.

How do I keep my skin looking young?

How do I keep my skin looking young?

This blog confirms that skin ageing is primarily due to cumulative exposure to the sun. A study led by Monash University highlighted that Australian women reported facial ageing up to...

How do I keep my skin looking young?

This blog confirms that skin ageing is primarily due to cumulative exposure to the sun. A study led by Monash University highlighted that Australian women reported facial ageing up to 20 years earlier than those based in the USA. UPF 50+ sun protective clothing is recommended as the best way to prevent skin ageing.

Want healthier skin?  Nutrition plays an important role

Want healthier skin? Nutrition plays an important role

Many of us are concerned with not only our general health but also the health of our skin. Good nutrition can help us maintain an attractive complexion, as well as look and feel healthy. ...

Want healthier skin? Nutrition plays an important role

Many of us are concerned with not only our general health but also the health of our skin. Good nutrition can help us maintain an attractive complexion, as well as look and feel healthy.  We have compiled a list of foods, nutrients and vitamins which can contribute to your skin looking healthier.

Solbari featured in The Daily Mail

Solbari featured in The Daily Mail

Solbari has been featured in The Daily Mail in a healthy guide to gardening. 'The ears, hairline and neck are all hot spots for the two most common types of skin...

Solbari featured in The Daily Mail

Solbari has been featured in The Daily Mail in a healthy guide to gardening. 'The ears, hairline and neck are all hot spots for the two most common types of skin cancer — squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma — yet many people forget to protect these areas when gardening,' says Dr Anton Alexandroff, a consultant dermatologist at BMI The Manor Hospital in Bedford.

Solbari featured in The Times

Solbari featured in The Times

We are thrilled to see Solbari recognised by The Times as one of the recommended clothing brands with adequate Ultraviolet Protection Factor. Wearing the right sun protective clothing is "the first line of defence...

Solbari featured in The Times

We are thrilled to see Solbari recognised by The Times as one of the recommended clothing brands with adequate Ultraviolet Protection Factor. Wearing the right sun protective clothing is "the first line of defence against the sun. Clothing with an embedded sun protection factor is a good idea."

Sun protective clothing: Why it's worth it

Sun protective clothing: Why it's worth it

At Solbari we encourage individuals to enjoy the outdoors while protecting themselves from the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays.One way to protect yourself is with Solbari sun protective clothing. According to the Skin...

Sun protective clothing: Why it's worth it

At Solbari we encourage individuals to enjoy the outdoors while protecting themselves from the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays.One way to protect yourself is with Solbari sun protective clothing. According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, sun protective clothing is the single most effective form of sun protection for the body.

6 myths about skin cancer and sun protection

6 myths about skin cancer and sun protection

Here, we bust the myths about melanoma, skin cancer and sun protection. We give you healthy tips about UPF50+ sun protective clothing and SPF50+ sunscreen.

6 myths about skin cancer and sun protection

Here, we bust the myths about melanoma, skin cancer and sun protection. We give you healthy tips about UPF50+ sun protective clothing and SPF50+ sunscreen.

Solbari blog: What do you really know about skin protection?

What do you really know about skin protection?

There are a number of ways that you can protect your skin to prevent skin cancer. Wear UPF50+ sun protective clothing that covers large areas of the skin. Wear a...

What do you really know about skin protection?

There are a number of ways that you can protect your skin to prevent skin cancer. Wear UPF50+ sun protective clothing that covers large areas of the skin. Wear a UPF50+ sun hat with which blocks all the sunlight Wear sunglasses with a UV index of 3 to protect your eyes, the polarized ones tend to be more comfortable...

Solbari blog: What happens during a skin cancer check?

What happens during a skin cancer check?

This blog describes a typical skin cancer check. How long the skin check takes, how the skin check is conducted and what happens next should a suspicious mole be discovered....

What happens during a skin cancer check?

This blog describes a typical skin cancer check. How long the skin check takes, how the skin check is conducted and what happens next should a suspicious mole be discovered. In the event that a potential skin cancer is identified it is likely to be removed by the doctor for further examination.

Solbari blog: Your Story Series: Meet Renee

Your Story Series: Meet Renee

Living in Queensland, being a mother of three fair-skinned, freckly red-headed children (all currently under the age of five) and having had a sun spot recently removed from my face,...

Your Story Series: Meet Renee

Living in Queensland, being a mother of three fair-skinned, freckly red-headed children (all currently under the age of five) and having had a sun spot recently removed from my face, I take sun protection much more seriously than ever before. 

Solbari blog: Your Story Series: Meet George

Your Story Series: Meet George

I guess as you get older you realise health is everything. Nowadays when we have the precious grandchildren I am the first to put hats on them and sunscreen. When...

Your Story Series: Meet George

I guess as you get older you realise health is everything. Nowadays when we have the precious grandchildren I am the first to put hats on them and sunscreen. When I was, younger there was no awareness of skin cancers.

Your Story Series: Meet Elle

Your Story Series: Meet Elle

In my mid-twenties, I saw my darling grandmother lose large parts of her nose to skin cancer, which made me think more carefully about how much sun exposure I was...

Your Story Series: Meet Elle

In my mid-twenties, I saw my darling grandmother lose large parts of her nose to skin cancer, which made me think more carefully about how much sun exposure I was receiving. I decided to start getting regular skin checks and encouraged my family to do so too.

Solbari blog: Your Story Series: Meet Sophie

Your Story Series: Meet Sophie

Having sun sensitive skin, sun protection is very important as I noticed more and more moles appear in recent years in my neck and chest areas. I have to freeze...

Your Story Series: Meet Sophie

Having sun sensitive skin, sun protection is very important as I noticed more and more moles appear in recent years in my neck and chest areas. I have to freeze some of them as they grow big with constant itchiness. I also developed chronic skin rash on leg areas which affect daily life badly. 

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