FDA Suggests New Sunscreen Standards. It turns out that a four-star rating system isn't just for the movies. The Food and Drug Administration also hopes to use stars to rate sunscreens. Sunscreen products tell customers their SPF, or sun protection factor. That protection factor refers to UVB rays, the kind of ultraviolet rays from the sun that cause sunburn. The dangers of those rays have been known for decades . . . But now, scientists understand that the sun also produces other ultraviolet rays, called UVA rays . . . Read the full article>>

Preventing Sun Damage With Antioxidants. There is a growing research showing that topically applied antioxidants can help protect from sun damage. Antioxidants do not replace the need for sunscreen, however, when used in combination, antioxidants are highly effective and a wonderful addition to the protective value of a well-formulated sunscreen. Vitamins (especially C and E) have been the topic of several studies on the photoprotective effects of antioxidants when combined with sunscreens . . . Read the full article>>

The Best Anti-Aging Tips. We all want to look our best at every age, and we know that unprotected sun exposure is a leading cause of premature aging. Tune in as Celeste and her experts sort through all the hype and share with you the essential anti-aging tips that really work based on the basic biology of skin and your body. You'll be amazed at how simple and economical it is to make a positive difference in how you look and feel as you age . . . Listen NOW from the archive>>

FDA 4-Star UVA Rating Is Here. Skin Authority CEO Celeste Hilling explains the importance of choosing and using full-spectrum sun protection every day. She explains the meaning of SPF and why the FDA is introducing an additional 4-Star UVA rating system to let consumers know how much protection against harmful UVA and UVB exposure a product provides. Watch the Video>>