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Breaking Down TSA Regulations: Sunscreen Quantity Limits for Air Travel - Sky and Sol
Breaking Down TSA Regulations: Sunscreen Quantity Limits for Air Travel
The TSA classifies sunscreen as a liquid, gel, or aerosol. For carry-on luggage, sunscreen must be in containers of 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) or less and placed in a clear,... Read more...
The Buzz about Beeswax: Exploring the Differences between Yellow and White - Sky and Sol
The Buzz about Beeswax: Exploring the Differences between Yellow and White
Yellow beeswax is the natural, unrefined product from the hive with a rich color and scent, often used for its rustic appearance in products like candles and DIY skincare items.... Read more...
Unmasking the Hidden Risks: The Truth About Toxic Sunscreen Ingredients - Sky and Sol
Unmasking the Hidden Risks: The Truth About Toxic Sunscreen Ingredients
Many sunscreens contain potentially harmful ingredients like Oxybenzone and Octinoxate, which have been linked to health and environmental concerns, including hormone disruption and coral reef damage. It's essential to decipher... Read more...
Sun Protection: A Comprehensive Guide to Safe Sunscreen Use and Navigating Recalls - Sky and Sol
Sun Protection: A Comprehensive Guide to Safe Sunscreen Use and Navigating Recalls
Sunscreens can have ingredients with health/environmental concerns; always opt for broad-spectrum and be mindful of physical vs. chemical types. Sunscreen recalls occur due to reasons like contamination or inaccurate SPF;... Read more...
Shielding Your Sensitive Peepers: The Importance of Sunblock for Eyes - Sky and Sol
Shielding Your Sensitive Peepers: The Importance of Sunblock for Eyes
Eyes are vulnerable to UV damage, leading to issues like cataracts, macular degeneration, and eyelid skin cancer. Protective measures like sunblock specifically formulated for eyes are crucial. When choosing an... Read more...
Tallow: The Secret Remedy for Soothing Sunburns - Sky and Sol
Tallow: The Secret Remedy for Soothing Sunburns
  Tallow, derived from animal fat, has historically been used in skincare. It's rich in vitamins and fatty acids, making it an effective remedy for sunburn relief by reducing inflammation... Read more...
Understanding Tallow: Debunking the Myths About its Comedogenic Properties - Sky and Sol
Understanding Tallow: Debunking the Myths About its Comedogenic Properties
Tallow, derived from rendered animal fat, has historically been used in skincare, but faces myths regarding its comedogenic properties which might cause clogged pores and acne. Various studies on tallow's... Read more...
Ditch Harmful Chemicals: Discover the Benefits of Tallow as a Safe and Effective Sunscreen - Sky and Sol
Ditch Harmful Chemicals: Discover the Benefits of Tallow as a Safe and Effective Sunscreen
Tallow is a rendered form of animal fat, rich in natural vitamins and offers protection against UV rays without harmful chemicals like oxybenzone and avobenzone. Tallow closely matches natural skin... Read more...
Sunscreen and Acne: Separating Fact from Fiction - Sky and Sol
Sunscreen and Acne: Separating Fact from Fiction
Sunscreen is vital for skin protection, but the belief it causes acne stems from the use of certain formulas. Non-comedogenic or oil-free sunscreens, especially those with mineral filters, are designed... Read more...
Banishing the Itch: How Tallow Can Soothe Eczema Symptoms - Sky and Sol
Banishing the Itch: How Tallow Can Soothe Eczema Symptoms
Eczema, or atopic dermatitis, is a chronic skin condition characterized by dry, itchy, inflamed skin caused by a mix of genetic and environmental factors. Traditional treatments include corticosteroids and moisturizers,... Read more...
From Ancient Remedies to Modern Marvel: How Tallow Balm is Revolutionizing Skincare - Sky and Sol
From Ancient Remedies to Modern Marvel: How Tallow Balm is Revolutionizing Skincare
Tallow balm, derived from animal fats, has been used by civilizations like the Egyptians and Greeks for its skincare benefits. Its composition, including fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K,... Read more...