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After beating skin cancer, Amy now empowers others to live sun-smart.

Can skin damage caused by the sun be repaired or even reversed?

Woman and man walking on the beach wearing Solbari sun hat and clothing.

Sun hat or sunscreen: which is better for sun protection?

Man and woman walking on a beach wearing Solbari UPF 50+ sun hats and casual sun protective clothing.

How to pick the perfect sun hat for sun protection

Why do I need protective clothing from the sun?

Give yourself the best possible chance of avoiding a sunburn, premature skin ageing and being diagnosed with skin cancer.

We took your questions to the UPF testing lab at ARPANSA

How long does UPF protection last? Can you determine a fabric's sun safety just by holding it up to a light source? Should I be wearing sunscreen underneath my UPF50+ clothing? These are just a few of the questions we asked ARPANSA, the Australian Government's primary authority on radiation and nuclear safety

What type of clothing should I wear if I have psoriasis?

This blog explains that there is clothing specifically made for those suffering with psoriasis, called psoriasis clothing. Psoriasis clothing incorporates natural fabrics which are super soft to help reduce irritation, inflammation and pain. Psoriasis clothing helps regulate body temperature and excellent UPF 50+ sun protection.

Can you get sunburnt in the shade?

You can reduce your UV exposure materially by seeking shade, but the extent to which you are protected varies a lot depending on a number of factors which we explain in this blog.

Psoriasis awareness month: Meet Michelle

"Psoriasis is tough to manage because it looks very bad, but the mental and physical pain that comes with it can often times be worse."

Your Story Series: Meet Mariena

"I would tell my 16-year-old-self that getting a tan from the sun is so not worth it. A spray tan or self tanner is a way better option that burning your skin and the risk of getting skin cancer."

Your Story series: Meet Ash Quinn

"In Feb 2021 I decided I should get it (the spot) checked and I wish I’d gone sooner so it could have been picked up quicker meaning I wouldn’t have had to have as big of surgery to have it removed."

Former Olympic Snowboarder, Steph Prem, talks about sun protection in the snow

Former Olympian Steph Prem partners up with Solbari to talk about protecting skin from UV damage as a winter athlete.

Solbari earns the Skin Cancer Foundation's Seal of Recommendation

Solbari earns the prestigious Skin Cancer Foundation Seal of Recommendation We are proud to share that Solbari products have been formally recognized by the New York headquartered Skin Cancer Foundation.

Men's Health Week: Meet Anthony

"In May 2008, a small red mark about the size of a pin head was detected on the left side of my nostril. The dermatologist diagnosed it as a skin cancer, specifically basal cell carcinoma."

Men's Health Week: Meet Andrew

“In July 2020, I noticed a tiny lump on my ear lobe. In Jan 2021, a friend noticed the lump and suggested I see a specialist. I saw a skin cancer specialist, who removed it and sent it off for a biopsy. 5 days later, the doctor called and said: you have a level 4 melanoma.”

The UK's heatwave: UPF 50+ sun protective clothing can help reduce “reliance" on sunscreen

The UK is experiencing some unusually hot weather. The Met Office also recommends using sun protective measures if you have outdoor plans.

Why sun umbrellas are a great way to protect yourself from UV

Find out the benefits of a sun protective umbrella and why you should consider one as part of your sun protection regime.

Your Story Series: Meet Leah

Stage IA Melanoma Survivor Leah Adams shares her skin story.

How serious is Melanoma in the UK?

Our co-founder Johanna Young joins dermatologist Dr. Thivi Maruthappu in an interview with UK Radio to discuss melanoma in the UK and the importance of sun protective clothing.

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