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The Skin Doesn't Forget This article outlines the basics of what to be aware of in terms of sun over-exposure. There is a brief overview of the different skin sensitivity types along with a breakdown of the different types of skin cancer. Finally the article ends with a simple guide to protecting your skin. The article is of interest to anyone who's looking for a brief summary about skin cancer. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: What is worse?
While I understand that all sun exposure is damage to the skin, I have a question about comparison of "which is worse":
1) If someone sat on the beach from 10am-3pm wearing SPF 15, or someone sat on the beach from 3pm-5pm wearing no sunscreen?
2) If someone had a slight tan therefore affording them some protection from a burn or if someone always wears sunscreen but then accidentally suffers from a sunburn?