You may think the sunshine is relentless in Arizona, (it certainly is in this worst-hair city) but the state has one of the lowest rates of skin cancer in the U.S. Flagstaff specifically also has very low levels of pollution, plus moderate humidity. It's still pretty sunny though, so keep that hat and sunscreen on when outdoors.
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No. 3: Honolulu, Hawaii
The only downside to Honolulu? There is a lot of sunshine. However, the air is pollution-free, there are very few tanning salons, the humidity is moderate and there's very little weather change so skin can get used to the conditions. Just don't forget your SPF 30! (Find a good sunscreen here.)
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No. 2: Bismarck, North Dakota
Bismarck has a great recipe for healthy skin: clean air, moderate sunshine and humidity and it has very low rates of skin cancer. Hesitant to move to the "Roughrider State?" This might further convince you: North Dakota grows more sunflowers than any other state, pretty!
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No. 1: Anchorage, Alaska
If you can handle the cold, it's worth it to move to Anchorage. The city has everything you need for healthy skin. It's not polluted, and has the least amount of sunny days (41 percent) of the cities on this list. Add in moderate humidity and low rates of skin cancer and there's no reason your skin wont look stunning.
In a perfect world, we'd all have flawless-looking skin. In reality, few of us are that lucky. However, some of you are fortunate enough to live where the conditions are ideal for skin. We looked at pollution levels, amount of sunshine, tanning beds per capita, humidity, number of smokers, stress, diet and more to find the places best suited for your skin. Check them out, maybe it's time to relocate?
