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Title: Skin care sports SPF: sun protection continues to appear in everything from facial moisturizers to lip balms, and demand continues to grow as skin cancer woes mount.
Author: Lindsay Elkins
Publication: Household & Personal Products Industry (Magazine/Journal)
Date: September 1, 2006
Publisher: Rodman Publishing
Volume: 43 Issue: 9 Page: 89(7)
Distributed by Gale, a part of Cengage Learning
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THERE WAS A TIME when having a tan was a status symbol; only the most affluent could afford to take time off from work and travel to exotic locations to achieve a golden brown glow. But as times changed and traveling became less of a luxury and more of a summer standard, and as teens and young adults were increasingly hitting the tanning beds, a golden skin tone became more of a commodity. That is, until consumers started noticing the consequences of their sunning sins.
