Sunscreen. It’s both a blessing and a curse. The application process is something we could do without, and the sticky feel and stinging eyes are less than ideal. But sunscreen is essential for surfers ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Swimming, snorkeling, and diving are all popular activities in coastal waters. Ironically, those who enter the water may be inadvertently ...

About 25% of applied sunscreen washes off into the water, releasing thousands of tons of toxic chemicals annually in reef ...

LAKELAND, Fla. (BLOOM) – A pair of Lakeland natives are turning up the heat on the sun care industry with the launch of Good Sun, a Florida-manufactured, refillable sunscreen designed to protect both ...

As surfers, we spend a lot of time in the sun and should be lathering up before each session. But sunscreen’s been getting a bad rap lately for containing chemicals that are harmful to both our bodies ...

Some of the sunscreen you slather on this summer will end up in lakes, streams or the ocean, even if you don’t go swimming. And a growing body of evidence suggests that ultraviolet filters, the active ...

Sunscreen chemicals pose significant threats to coral reefs, prompting experts to recommend safer alternatives and lifestyle ...

California’s environmental committee legislators unanimously voted Tuesday to advance a consumer transparency bill that would prohibit sunscreen products from being inaccurately labeled as “reef safe, ...

Bottom Line: Quality ingredients, a reef-safe formula and long, thorough protection make Blue Lizard mineral sunscreen a top pick for sun and ocean lovers. Pros: Mineral sunscreen with SPF 50 that’s ...