Protective Measures Fair-Skinned People Should Take. Here are some measures people can take to reduce their risk of developing skin cancer: Use broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF higher than 15.

Fair-skinned people — those with ivory or pale skin, light hair, light eye color and freckles or who sunburn easily — are at particularly high risk of developing skin cancer.

Fair-skinned people who are prone to sunburn may need to take supplements to ensure they get enough vitamin D, say experts. It appears that those with pale skin, while not deficient, may still be ...

Finally, at long last, it seems people who once flocked to tanning beds for a ritual equatorial bronzing have begun to accept that there is no such thing as a healthy tan, and that achieving the ...

But because dark-skinned people experience pigmentary changes more often than fair-skinned people, industry experts recommend sunscreen with good, broad spectrum protection.

While darker skin types ultimately do develop wrinkles, these conditions occur 10 to 20 years later than in people with lighter skin. However, this doesn’t mean dark skin doesn’t need proper care.

Fair-skinned people who burn quickly in the sun may need to take supplements to ensure they get the right amount of vitamin D, new research finds. Share: Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIN Email.

People in their 60s and beyond tend to have loose, sagging skin that may appear crepe-like or pebbly. A creamy yellow discoloration is common in fair people of this age, as are wrinkles that ...

For fair and light-skinned people, your skin will show hints of pink if you have cool undertones. Celebrities like Nicole Kidman, Adele (pictured, above left) and Emma Stone fit this bill.

People with pale skin who are prone to sunburn may need to take supplements to ensure they get enough vitamin D, say experts.