Sunscreen vs Sunblock - What’s the Difference?
You may have heard the terms 'sunscreen' and 'sunblock' used before, but have you ever wondered what the difference between them is? The difference is in the active ingredients.
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Travel Destinations with Sunscreen Bans
Sunscreen is a no brainer for sunny vacation destinations, however, did you know that there are some places that have banned certain sunscreen ingredients? Keep reading to find out where...
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Can You Make Your Own Sunscreen?
We know you’ve seen those DIY sunscreen recipes on Pinterest and TikTok, and wondered, is this safe? We’re here to set the record straight and tell you that sunscreen should NEVER be...
Debunking Common Sunscreen Myths
Debunking the 5 most common sunscreen myths, and providing you with the facts so that you can be informed and enjoy spending time in the sun safely!
The Different Types of UV Radiation
Did you know that there are different types of ultraviolet (UV) radiation emited from the sun? The WHO identified three types of UV radiation called UVA, UVB, and UVC rays.
Sun Exposure and Aging
Being outside and enjoying the beautiful sunshine always brings us back to the good-old days of being a kid. However, unprotected exposure to the sun can lead to early signs...
Arbre Update!
We are super excited to be giving you all an update on our company and product development. We are excited to announce that we have officially applied for our Health...
The History of Sunscreen
Did you know that sunscreen was invented in the 1930s? However, it was very different from the sunscreen products we know and love today.
Chemical vs Mineral Sunscreen
There are many sunscreens on the market, but what you may not know is that sunscreens can differ in the ways that they provide sun protection.
Why Hair Gets Lighter in the Sun
What happens to the hair in the sun is the opposite of what happens to your skin.