Today, sun exposure has become an outstandingly increasing concern; the sun’s deceivingly joyous beaming rays are not so blissful at all. With rising skin cancer rates, the American Cancer Society states that more than 1 million cases of non-melanoma skin cancer diagnosed yearly in the United States are considered to be sun-related.* Yes, it is true that the sun enables vitamin D synthesis, but ask yourself, “what are the alternatives, and what can I do to stay protected and keep my skin looking young?” The sun’s effect on skin is far greater than simply what is revealed to the naked eye, pigmentation, light or dark spots on the skin, altered texture and all together, the skin’s structure can be altered are some, but most alarming is the risk of skin cancer.

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