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Fight Melanoma – Fashion Law Lifestyle

Have you ever had a sunburn?

Once you have had 6 sunburns your risk for getting melanoma doubles. Melanoma of the skin represents 4.5% of all new cancer cases in the USA. If not caught early it can be deadly.

Melanoma is the most common cancer in young adults aged 25 to 29—especially young women. Risk increases with age.

In honor of May being Melanoma Awareness Month, let’s review melanoma facts:

Melanoma Infographic

SPF 15 is the minimum FDA suggested sunscreen for skin cancer prevention. You should go for a broad spectrum sunscreen to prevent against UVA and UVB rays.

How to apply sunscreen without ruining your makeup

Many beauty products currently contain SPF. But we are supposed to reapply sunscreen every two hours. Continue Reading…

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Fashion Law Lifestyle YouTube

As a way to start pushing this fashion law blog more into a lifestyle one with a fashion law lens, I have started to accept offers of products to review and demo. My reviews are and will continue to be done in compliance with FTC regulations. I never guarantee a favorable review. Sponsored posts will only be done in my words and my voice will remain uninfluenced. Continue Reading…

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Tanda Zap Acne Clearing Device Review

Have you ever been looking forward to an important event only to have a pimple ruin your plans? I was lucky enough not to experience breakouts as a teen; however, not so lucky as an adult. So I am excited to have actually discovered a quick fix that works for me!

This is not a sponsored post. I am expanding my blog’s fashion law focus to include more lifestyle topics. I will cover more reviews and tips through the lens of my fashion law lifestyle.

I am starting these “fashion law lifestyle” posts with a review of the Tanda Zap. I chose this item because I included this device in a post on my Instagram and received a few inquiries.

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Clear skin is as critical as your skills.

Acne can be perceived as carelessness. That impression may become an assumption of your work. Although acne has many causes unrelated to absentmindedness, the ideal professional appearance includes clear skin.