Who doesn't love sitting in the sun during winter? But often, the effects are clearly visible on our skin. The sun's rays leave behind tanning on the face, and fine lines and blemishes start appearing ...

With the end of winter looming and summer waiting around the corner, you may need to step up your game to protect your skin from the harsh sun. If you seem to find yourself in a similar situation and ...

Your skin may appear darker, dull and uneven from prolonged sun exposure. This is what tanning does to your skin. Your skin produces excess melanin as a response to UV rays to protect itself. This ...

Winter sun can be harsh, leading to tanned and dry skin. Gentle home treatments like oat and honey masks, lemon and cream mixtures, and tomato pulp can repair sun damage. Consistent care with natural ...

Given that the British summer time hasn't exactly delivered on its promise this year, it's hardly surprising if you're looking for a helping hand in the bronzing department. While fake tan holds the ...

Self-tanning is really convenient (not to mention that it's way safer than spending hours in the sun and risking harmful UV damage). The downside is that, if applied incorrectly, the results aren't ...

One of the benefits of many self-tanners is that they don’t wash off in the shower. Instead, they fade over time. But as self-tanner fades, it can result in a patchy tan. At that point, you might want ...