From the Skin Cancer Foundation we have their cute video, which goes hand in hand with their new theme, "Go With Your Own Glow."  Click here to view the video at right.

As a fair-skinned person born into an olive complected family I got a lot of flack for "looking pale." I used to tell them, "hey, it wasn't my fault.  I was just born this way," but the critical remarks continued with the encouragement to get more sun.

When I did, I would burn and get large boils on my skin, so I just stayed out of the sun and decided to be happy with who I was.  Now the Skin Cancer Foundation is telling others to do the same.  Bravo and many thanks!

So everyone, "Just Love The Skin You're In!"

Now, here's the point of their "Go With Your Own Glow" theme: It's Developed to encourage women to love and protect their skin, whatever its natural hue, the campaign is relying not just on health and safety information, but also on fashion. Once people stop associating beauty with tanned skin, we will really begin making headway in the fight against skin cancer.  -the Skin Cancer Foundation, by Dr. Perry Robins

Anti-Aging Quotations Found on their web page:

"Tanning as a life priority is over." "Skin that's not tanned is gorgeous." - Lois Joy Johnson, former Beauty and Fashion Director of MORE

"A healthy glow does not mean a tan and I think that's what we have to clear up. A healthy glow is your skin tone glowing. You -- looking luminous." - Sarah Brown, Beauty Director of Vogue

"Taking care of your skin is almost, in and of itself, a type of foundation. It's one step less in your makeup routine -- you don't have to cover up the wrinkles as much as you would if you'd spent 20 or 30 years in the sun."  - Jane Lockworthy, Beauty Director of W.