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Sunscreen in winter – yes or no?

In summer, applying sunscreen is part of everyday life for most people. What many underestimate is that the winter sun is also quite powerful . In this article, we explain...

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UV index in winter? That's why you should be careful even in the cold!

Many people think that the sun is "less intense" in winter than in the summer months. But even when the temperatures are low and the sun is not as hot,...

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Free radicals from sunscreens – risks and protective measures

Currently, we often read and hear about "free radicals" and their harmful effects on us humans. They are said to be particularly dangerous, even carcinogenic, especially in combination with sunscreen....

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Hot summer, irritated skin: Tips against neurodermatitis itching in summer

We all love summer - but especially for patients with neurodermatitis, the condition of their skin can deteriorate during this time of year. Heat, increased pollen levels and sweat can...

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Safe in the sun: The right sunscreen for neurodermatitis

People with neurodermatitis should take extra care of their skin in summer. The chronic inflammation weakens the skin barrier and makes the skin more sensitive to UV rays and their...

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Sunscreen for the scalp - how to avoid sunburn on your head

While we carefully apply sunscreen to our faces, arms and legs, one area is often overlooked: the scalp. Yet it is just as vulnerable to sunburn as the rest of...

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Broad-spectrum protection – what protects against UVA and UVB radiation?

We often get the question from you about what the exact difference is between UVB and UVA rays and how you can best protect yourself against them. In this article...

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Sun protection in the daycare center

Yay, the sun is shining! For many of you, this means putting sunscreen on your children in the morning before they go to daycare! This can be nerve-wracking at times...

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