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As the temperatures drop and the days get shorter, it's easy to assume that we don't need to worry about protecting our skin from the sun. While it's true that the sun's rays are less intense in the winter, they can still cause damage to your skin.

Year-round, it's important to make sure that you are protecting your skin from the sun's harmful UV rays. Sunscreen is an essential part of any skincare routine, but for some people, traditional sunscreens can be greasy and leave residue on the skin. Here are some tips to identify non-greasy sunscreen.

I grew up in a world before sunscreen was widely used. In fact, we were told to go out and get a healthy tan! You might have seen those images of women with deep tans, long hair and a love for the sun. The dangers of ultraviolet radiation (UVR) were vastly underestimated and unheard. 

Did you know you can get sun damage on a cloudy day, driving in your car for a quick errand or even just taking out the trash? Sun damage isn’t isolated to activities like beach days, hiking or hanging by the pool.

SPF or Sun Protection Factor can be confusing - I’ll be the first to say it. It makes complete sense to think that the higher the SPF, the better the protection. I used to think that too! It’s true to an extent, but that’s not the only factor to consider when buying sunscreen.

The concept for a Wash On sunscreen, a wet skin sunscreen, was born originally out of my frustration with patients. A surprising way to inspire a product, I know, but so many refused to wear sunscreen to protect their skin!

So, when it comes to slathering a sun protection product all over your skin you probably have a few questions. Do I use a sunscreen or a sunblock? How much will be absorbed into my body? Am I harming the...

Not sure when to use sunscreen, what type is best or why you should wear it? How about what makes Klenskin stand out from other sunscreens on the market? We’re sitting down with one of our founders, Laura E. Cohen,...

With summer in full swing it seems the best place to be is outside. Knowing that your skin bears the brunt of possible assaults from our natural environment which conspicuously includes sunlight and those pesky mosquitoes and ticks which around...