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Healthy, youthful and protected skin is always on-trend. Besides preventing sunburn, wearing a UVA/UVB sunscreen daily is defence against premature ageing, wrinkles, sun spots, and most importantly, skin cancer. Skin damage from sunlight builds up with continued exposure, whether sunburn occurs or not.

Don’t shun the sun this summer is the message from Redken whose new Colour Extend Sun range promises to protect summer locks.

Glow like an A-lister this spring, with Cocoa Brown by Marissa Carter 1 Hour Tan. Days are still as gloomy as ever and we are in short supply of sunshine but that does not mean our skin needs to be as dull as the weather. Get the glow of an A-lister who has been giving her skin a much needed boost on the beach all winter with Cocoa Brown, the ultimate seasonal bronzing fix.

Are you longing for a break in the sun or just hoping that our Irish summer will be one to remember for all the right reasons? If so, then sun protection will be high on your priority list.

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Karora offers modern women a stylish skin caring choice in self tan with a collection of award winning botanical bronzing products that deliver custom colour with intense skin treatments. Karora’s multi-tasking formulas are bursting with ‘good for your skin’ ingredients like grape seed, acai berry, jojoba, coconut oil, argan oil and vitamins (A and E) and blended with sumptuous aromatic citrus, melon, and lavender fragrances.

Fianna Fáil has published legislation to bring about stricter controls on the use of sunbeds. Health spokesperson Billy Kelleher says: “The use of sunbeds needs to be controlled to reduce the risk of developing skin cancer. One hundred and forty thousand people in Ireland use sunbeds on a regular basis and of these, 20 per cent are between the ages of 15 to 24 years.

Stay safe and have fun in the sun this summer with the help of Aldi’s suncare range. Suitable for skins of all ages, the range provides complete protection for all the family.

The desire for a tan in Ireland, when the sun finally does appear, is so strong, that 77 per cent of women and men risk their health by not applying any sunscreen when out and about on their lunch hour, a time when the sun’s harmful rays are at peak danger levels.

Melanoma Awareness Month is a global initiative to promote the early detection and prevention of skin cancer.