If you notice your hair or skin tends to feel more dry after swimming at the pool, chlorine from the water is likely to blame. Dr. Lucas said that dryness can also cause irritant contact dermatitis, which is a type of rash on the skin. As for your hair, chlorine can strip it of natural oils, making it more brittle. The same goes for your nails. Your eyes can get irritated from the chlorine, too. So, what can you do to help with these kinds of issues?

We all know sunscreen should be part of our daily skincare routines. But with so many options, what do you need to look for when browsing the sunscreen aisle?Along with checking the SPF rating, Dr. Khetarpal said it’s important to find one that’s water-resistant if you plan on going to the pool. Dr. Khetarpal said chemical sunscreens typically offer better water resistance than mineral sunscreens. Chemical sunscreens are also often easier to apply and more transparent on the skin, while mineral sunscreens can be good for those with sensitive or acne-prone skin. Whether it’s a chemical or a mineral, both offer adequate protection from the sun.

LIMA, OH (WLIO) - With the plummeting temperatures of this storm system, being outside could become dangerous.

If you do plan to spend some time in the sun to help with your skin condition, make sure you're only out there for five to ten minutes at a time – you don't want to get sunburned. They recommend wearing sunscreen on all areas of your body you don't want to be exposed directly to the sun. And speaking of sunscreen – you should be using one with an SPF over 30, which is broad spectrum and water resistant.

It's another hot day across west central and northwest Ohio as temperatures are currently approaching ninety degrees. While we definitely feel the heat and humidity on our face and arms, we sometimes forget the dangers the ground can have if we expose our bare skin and pet's paws to different surfaces. Just how hot does the ground really get? I found out as I took temperatures of different surfaces.