The Sun Blog - Suncare advice & prevention

Pourquoi protéger sa peau du soleil ? L'avis de Manon, pharmacienne

Why protect your skin from the sun? Manon’s advice, pharmacist

The number of skin cancers has more than tripled in 30 years. Manon, pharmacist and founder of Éclairée, explains how UVA and UVB rays affect our skin and highlights the essential steps to protect yourself effectively.

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Questions de patients en dermatologie

Patient Questions in Dermatology

“Oh no, doctor, I never expose myself to the sun!” Dr Claire Jacquin, a dermatologist in Annecy, hears this phrase every day. In this question-and-answer article, she debunks common misconceptions about the sun and reminds us of the right habits to protect our skin in the long term.

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Protection solaire et sport outdoor

Sun protection and outdoor sport

Outdoor sports expose the skin to significant doses of UV radiation, especially during long efforts, on the water or at altitude. Dr Stéphanie Leclerc-Mercier, dermatologist, explains the disciplines most at risk and the essential steps to protect your skin durably.

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Coup de soleil : les dangers réels pour votre peau

Sunburn: the real dangers to your skin

Manon, pharmacist and founder of Éclairée, explains a question that many people still underestimate: is sunburn really serious?

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Protection solaire chez l'enfant : Questions/réponses

Sun protection for children: questions/answers

Children’s skin is thin, less well protected against UV rays, and accumulates 50% of its lifetime UV dose before the age of 20. Manon, a pharmacist, answers the questions parents ask about sun protection for children.

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UPF 50+ : ce que signifie vraiment cet indice et pourquoi il change tout?

UPF 50+: what this rating really means and why it changes everything

Most people judge a garment’s sun protection by eye. A thick fabric, a dark colour, and we think we are perfectly protected. Yet a fabric’s ability to block UV rays cannot be seen. It has to be measured. Discover why UPF 50+ fabric is an effective barrier against UV rays, and what this certification really guarantees.

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