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Can Your Lips Get Sunburned?
Can your lips really get sunburned? They can—and because the skin on your lips is thinner and more sensitive, they’re especially vulnerable to sun damage. In this guide, you’ll learn why lips burn faster, how to get relief quickly, and the best ways to protect your lips from further damage with lip-safe sunscreen and hydrating care.
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Can You Bring Spray Sunscreen on a Plane?
Flying soon? Learn TSA rules for bringing spray sunscreen on a plane, what sizes are allowed in carry-on and checked bags, plus smart tips for packing travel-friendly sun protection.
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What Sunscreen is Safe for Pregnancy?
As an expectant mom, there's a lot on your mind like is my sunscreen pregnancy safe? Read our expert guide to finding pregnancy safe sunscreen today.
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What Ingredients to Avoid in Sunscreen
Wondering how to choose the right SPF? Use this guide to determine which sunscreen ingredients to avoid to ensure healthy, happy skin.
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Sunscreen 101: How Long It Works and Exactly When to Reapply
Think one coat of sunscreen is enough? Think again. This quick guide breaks down how long SPF really lasts—and why reapplying is key to staying protected.
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No Sunscreen, No Glow: Why Skipping SPF Isn’t Worth It
Think skipping sunscreen is no big deal? Think again. Uncover the real dangers of UV exposure — from painful burns to premature aging and skin cancer. Learn how to choose and use the right SPF and explore COOLA’s top sun protection essentials. Your glow starts with protection.
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Swipe & Go: Why We're Obsessed with Stick Sunscreen
Stick sunscreen is changing how we SPF—one effortless swipe at a time. From its no-spill convenience to hydrating skincare benefits, find out why this solid sunscreen solution belongs in every bag. Whether you’re beach-bound or boardroom-ready, it’s sun protection that moves with you.
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Digital Glow or Digital Damage? The Real Impact of Blue Light on Your Skin
We sat down with Board Certified Cosmetic & Medical Dermatologist, Dr. Lily Talakoub, to give us the 411 on blue light from a dermatologist’s POV.
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The Invisible Hero of Sun Protection: Clear Sunscreen
Tired of chalky, greasy sunscreen? COOLA’s clear sunscreens are redefining sun protection with clean, plant-based formulas that go on invisible and feel like a dream. Whether you prefer a spray or lotion, these broad-spectrum SPF options deliver powerful UVA/UVB defense without the residue—just lightweight, sheer protection your skin will love.
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Non-Greasy Sunscreens for Oily Skin: The Best Formulas for a Fresh, Shine-Free Look
Get the sun protection you need without the greasy feel. Discover top non-greasy, oil-free sunscreens formulated for oily skin that offer broad-spectrum SPF, lightweight hydration, and a natural matte finish. Learn the key differences between chemical and mineral formulas, plus tips for effective application and shine-free results.
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Sun-Kissed, No Sun Needed: Your Guide to COOLA’s Glow-Boosting Self-Tanners
Want that radiant, just-back-from-vacation glow—without the sun damage? COOLA’s 2025 Organic Sunless Tan Collection makes it possible. This blog breaks down glow-boosting self-tanners that deliver natural-looking color while nourishing your skin with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, argan oil, and sugar beet-derived DHA. Say goodbye to tanning beds and hello to a healthy, streak-free tan that lasts—no UV rays required.
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Mineral vs. Chemical Sunscreens: The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Best for Your Skin
Mineral or chemical sunscreen—which one is best for your skin? Both protect against UV damage, but they work differently. Mineral sunscreens act as a shield, while chemical sunscreens absorb and neutralize UV rays. At COOLA, we believe in clean, effective sun care tailored to your skin type. Discover the key differences, find your perfect match, and learn how to get the best sun protection every day.
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