The cold winter months are hard on the skin. Indoor heating can dry your skin, and the freezing temperatures outside can cause your skin to lose its natural oils, making it itchy and irritated.

Project Sunscreen and Crayon Collection Challenge You to Have Fun, Do Good

We remember when we were kids, we just played. Didn’t give it too much thought; we just got out there and had fun. 

Dr. Stuart Brown, author and founder of the National Institute of Play and an expert on the science of play (!), says, "Play is the vital essence of life." He says that without it, we can lose our hopefulness, and a childhood full of play makes happier, smarter grown-ups, and maintaining the same attitude can make us smarter no matter what age. ("Serious Play" TedTalk, May 2008).

Wearing Sunscreen 4 All Seasons is Good Sense

We're heading head-first into Fall. Depending on where you are, long-sleeves, light sweaters, and anything pumpkin spice is starting to take the place of shorts and t's. 

But, hold on! Don't put away that sunscreen just yet! The weather may be cooler, and you may not "feel" the sun hot on your skin, but trust us, it's there, working as hard as it ever does. Sunscreen isn't just for the beach anymore. 

There are a few different skin types to consider, but sun exposure can wreak havoc on every one of them. Because of that, it is essential as part of a healthy skin care regimen to use a broad-spectrum sunscreen. For the best results, you should also choose one that is specific to your skin type.

We know what you’re thinking, there are so many sunscreens out there, and tons to choose from. How do I know what’s best for my skin type? However, selecting the wrong one can make you a hot mess – or even worse – be ineffective and expose you to harmful UV rays.

Do you know the difference between mineral sunscreen and non-mineral sunscreen? There are many factors that go into the type of sunscreen you buy, including what type of skin you have. You and your family's skin are important, so find out how to choose between these two types of sunblock below!

Sunscreen offers different levels of protection needed to protect your skin from the sun’s harsh rays. However, formulations are not universal for all skin types. So... how do you know which one to reach for the next time the sun starts beating down on you? Project Sunscreen has the answer to that, and ahead we’ll discuss some basics of sunscreen protection and how to choose the right one for different skin types.

Flags are the representation of people, places, and sometimes even things. They are illustrative of history and cultures, and even the colors used have meaning.

Flags can also be a symbol of togetherness, bringing people together – either as a society, a community, a school, or even a fan of a particular sports team.

In celebration of Pride Month, we are donating a portion of the sales of our Rainbow roll-on sunscreen bottle to raise awareness around the importance of equality to @lalgbtcenter and to celebrate flags, please visit our Amazon store for special Father's Day and July 4th offers this month.

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The distinctive qualities that make you, you. See: Uniqueness. Personality. Originality.

Individuality is also the hallmark of Project Sunscreen’s distinctive label designs.

When the COVID-19 pandemic began, the CDC released information regarding how long the virus lives on surfaces, including (literally) you, as well as everything you carry and bring into your home. Unfortunately, there’s been little to no research as to if and how long the virus can survive in beauty products, including sunscreen.