Style and Protection Everyday

By incorporating Sol Style into your daily grooming routine, you can protect your hair and scalp from harmful UV rays while looking great. Don't let the sun damage your hair and scalp; make Sol Style your new daily routine.

Start Your Day Protected

For effortless style and sun protection, apply a small amount of Sol Style pomade to damp hair daily. Work it into your hair and scalp, and adjust the amount used depending on your hair volume and desired style. Simple and easy, yet professionally effective.

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Why It Matters

Protect your hair and scalp from the sun with Sol Style. The Skin Cancer Foundation suggests using SPF 30 or higher for prolonged sun exposure. Our sunscreen-infused pomade safeguards your most overlooked and vulnerable area from harmful UV rays and the risk of actinic keratosis, a common precancer affecting over 58 million Americans. Protect your hair and scalp, and embrace your style with Sol Style.

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Strong Protection SPF 33

Manufactured in California, in an FDA registered and inspected facility. Sol Style is FDA compliant and clinically documented SPF 33 broad spectrum protection. Promotes healthy hair and scalp and prevents skin damage and cancer.

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1 in 5 Americans Develop Skin Cancer

Skin cancer, the most common cancer in the United States, may sound alarming, but it is also largely preventable. Sun exposure causes 90% of skin cancers. The best defense against skin cancer is to protect yourself from the sun. To help make skin cancer prevention a part of your daily routine, we developed Sol Style Sunscreen-Infused Pomade. You can now confidently and effectively protect yourself from harmful UV rays and reduce your risk of skin cancer.

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9,500

Americans are diagnosed with skin cancer every day.

5.4 Million

Skin cancers treated every year.

5+

Sunburns doubles your risk for melanoma.

77%

Increase in diagnosis of nonmelanoma skin cancer.

Skin Cancer Information

Skin Cancer Foundation

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Actinic Keratosis Overview

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Healthline

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American Academy of Dermatology

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Sunscreen Information

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Melanoma Statistics

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American Cancer Society

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Squamous Cell Carcinoma

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