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Your Story Series: Jenna

Your Story Series: Jenna

Jenna shares her journey from a shock melanoma diagnosis to being 6 years cancer free.

Melasma and Sun Protection with Dr. Lisa Akintilo

Melasma and Sun Protection with Dr. Lisa Akintilo

We invited Dr. Lisa Akintilo, a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist, to chat about melasma and the importance of UPF 50+ sun protection to reduce flare-ups and prevent further progression. 

Solbari X Forever Projects: Empowering Women, Protecting Futures

Solbari X Forever Projects: Empowering Women, Protecting Futures

Our partnership with Forever Projects is helping 100 women in Tanzania access life-changing support and stay protected under the sun.

Solbari awarded inaugural Seal of Recognition from the National Psoriasis Foundation

Solbari awarded inaugural Seal of Recognition from the National Psoriasis Foundation

Solbari has received the first ever Seal of Recognition from the National Psoriasis Foundation for hats and clothing.

Your Story Series: Bobbie

Your Story Series: Bobbie

Meet Bobbie, who shares her lifelong experience with psoriasis and how she has learned to care for her skin with confidence. 

Your Story Series: Brianna

Your Story Series: Brianna

Brianna shares her journey through multiple melanomas, and not just surviving but thriving.

How to choose your perfect UPF 50+ sun hat

How to choose your perfect UPF 50+ sun hat

When it comes to sun protection, the right hat does more than just complete your outfit, it helps to shield your skin from harmful UV rays.At Solbari, we believe that style and comfort should never come at the expense of sun safety. Every Solbari sun hat is crafted with UPF 50+ fabric, blocking at least 98% of UVA and UVB rays. Our hats are built for all day wear and maximum protection. They are designed in Australia and tested under some of the world’s harshest UV conditions in a government approved laboratory. All Solbari hats are certified UPF 50+ following rigorous testing to internationally recognized scientific testing standards. Here’s how to find the one that’s right for you.  1. Choose your coverage While all Solbari fabrics block at least 98% of UVA & UVB rays and are certified UPF 50+, not all brim lengths offer the same level of protection so it’s important to choose a style that matches your sun exposure needs. Wide brim: Full face, neck and ear coverage. Legionnaire-style: Added neck flap for high-exposure days Bucket hat/visor: Great for casual, everyday wear  2. Match your lifestyle  Solbari hats move with you wherever the day takes you. Whether you're travelling, getting active, enjoying the pool, or braving unpredictable weather, there’s a Solbari hat built for your lifestyle: Everyday wear: Stylish, comfortable, perfect for all occasions Travel friendly: Lightweight, foldable styles for easy packing On the move: Breathable, sweat-wicking and adjustable Swim ready: Quick drying, salt water and chlorine resistant All weather: Water-resistant with secure fastenings Each hat is thoughtfully designed to combine function with comfort, so you can stay protected without compromising on performance. 3. Find your fit A well-fitting hat isn’t just more comfortable, it also offers better protection on windy days or during physical activity. Solbari offers hats in multiple sizes and most styles include adjustable features to ensure a customizable fit. Measure your head circumference and compare it to the size charts listed on each of our online product pages to choose the correct size Look for adjustable chin straps and elasticated toggles for tightening  Choosing the right sun hat is an investment in your skin health and comfort. With Solbari’s range of UPF 50+ hats, you don’t have to choose between style, function, and protection. Explore our collection and find the perfect hat to keep you safe under the sun, no matter where life takes you. Women UPF 50+Men UPF 50+Sun Hats UPF 50+Accessories UPF 50+

Your Story Series: Amy Schmidt

Your Story Series: Amy Schmidt

After beating skin cancer multiple times, Amy is now empowering others to embrace a sun-smart life.

Solbari blog: 5 sun protection tips for this summer

5 sun protection tips for this summer

All the sun protection tips you need for summer are right here.

Your Story Series: Tamara Dawson

Your Story Series: Tamara Dawson

From diagnosis to advocacy, Tamara’s story is a powerful reminder of why early detection and sun protection matter.

Your Story Series: Emma

Your Story Series: Emma

Diagnosed with melanoma at 18, Emma shares how it changed her life, and why sun protection is now non-negotiable.

Your Story Series: International Women's Day - Inspiring Women

Your Story Series: International Women's Day - Inspiring Women

Inspiring women share skin health journeys and staying confidently protected.

What fabrics are good for sensitive skin?

What fabrics are good for sensitive skin?

Discover the top fabrics to keep sensitive skin cool and irritation-free.

The A B C D E of skin checking

The A B C D E of skin checking

It is very difficult to the untrained eye to identify melanomas and skin cancers because they can come in many different shapes and sizes.   As Associate Professor Rosemary Nixon from the Skin & Cancer Foundation Inc. says, "the earlier a skin cancer is identified and treated, the better the chance of avoiding surgery, or in the case of a serious melanoma or skin cancer, potential disfigurement or even death."

Skin Cancer Awareness with Dr Brooke Corbett

Skin Cancer Awareness with Dr Brooke Corbett

We caught up with Dr Brooke Corbett for Skin Cancer Awareness Month to chat about skin cancer facts, prevention and early detection.

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