Having fair skin and light hair increases your risk for melanoma, but so does having blue eyes. ... Do you have blue eyes? We ...

All light can affect melatonin production, but blue light suppresses it more effectively, according to Harvard Health Publishing. Our eyes also aren't very good at filtering out blue light.

Having fair skin and light hair increases your risk for melanoma, but so does having blue eyes. ... Blue eyes (and other lighter colors that indicate less melanin) absorb less light.

white skin, often with blue eyes: burns and does not tan easily: 3: fair skin with brown eyes and brown hair: burns first then tans: 4: light brown skin, dark eyes, and dark hair: burns a little ...

Those most vulnerable will have fair-skin and blue eyes, have had multiple and repeated sunburns, or a family history of skin cancer. Taylor Opazo. You never know.

We often talk of people with fair skin, blue eyes and light hair being more at risk of skin cancer. Generally, this is true – but nobody should assume the importance of slapping on SPF while out ...

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month, and according to the American Academy of Dermatology, it is the most common cancer in the United States with millions of cases diagnosed every year. Dr. Ida Orengo, ...

Blue light isn’t all bad. Some research has shown that low amounts of HEV can help decrease acne, for example, while other studies showed that limited exposure to the light may help some symptoms ...