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Kayaking and Paddleboarding Sun Protection: What to Wear on the Water

Kayaking and paddleboarding share something important with snorkeling: you're on the water for extended periods with the sun directly overhead and reflected back at you from below. The difference is that on a kayak or paddleboard, you're sitting or standing upright — which means your face, the top of your head, your shoulders, and your

2026-09-16T19:52:15-04:00September 16th, 2026|Blog, Water Sports|0 Comments

Alopecia and Beach Holidays: How to Enjoy the Sun and Water with Confidence

A beach holiday should be one of the best experiences of the year. Sun, water, time to relax. For people with alopecia, there is often an extra layer of planning involved — particularly around sun protection and feeling comfortable in public spaces. But with the right gear and a bit of preparation, a beach holiday

Open Water Swimming: Sun Protection Tips for Lake and Ocean Swimmers

Open water swimming has grown dramatically in popularity — from organized lake swims and ocean marathons to casual wild swimming in rivers, reservoirs, and coastal waters. It is one of the most rewarding forms of exercise and one of the most UV-intense. Unlike pool swimming, open water means no roof, no shade structure, and often

2026-09-08T13:38:21-04:00August 16th, 2026|Blog, Water Sports|0 Comments

Swimming with Psoriasis: Gentle Sun Protection That Actually Works

For many people with psoriasis, swimming is a double-edged experience. On one hand, moderate sun exposure and saltwater can actually soothe psoriasis plaques for some people. On the other, chlorinated pools can irritate and dry out affected skin, chemical sunscreens can trigger reactions, and prolonged UV exposure without proper protection can cause flares rather than

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