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Your Story Series: Meet Lynn

What is your name?

Hi, my name is Lynn.

Describe yourself.

I used to shun the outdoors.

What is your attitude towards sun protection today?

No longer afraid of enjoying the outdoors as long as I have adequate sun protection. To me theEveryday Hat which is perfectly wide brimmed, and a breathableUPF50+ zip top from Solbari lets me enjoy the outdoors without fear of getting sun damage.

What would you tell your 16 year old self about sun protection?

Start sun protection and an early age and your skin will thank you when you are in your 40s.

Thank you Lynn for helping raise awareness for skin cancer, melanoma and skin conditions, and sharing your story with us and our Solbari Community.

The Solbari Team

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Your Story Series: Meet Eric

I am more and more concerned about sun protection today after seeing my middle-aged friend suffering from skin cancer. The skin cancer stories did not come home until it became a reality for my good friend.

How many moles is deemed a high risk of skin cancer or melanoma?

This blog confirms that someone with more than 50 common moles is deemed higher risk of skin cancer and melanoma (Source: Yale Medicine). Also, someone who has more than 10 irregular moles is 12 times more likely to be diagnosed with melanoma compared to the general population (Source: Cancer Foundation).