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Sun light consists of visible light and Ultra Violet (UV) radiation which are of three types – A,B,C of which UVA and UVB have harmfull effects on the skin on repeated exposure.
To prevent ourself from sunlight effect, daily usage of sunscreen with normal SPF value cream is highly recommend by Dermatologist
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Sun safety
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Tantowel
TanningTowelettes are pre-moistened wipes that offer an efficient way to apply sun protection without the cost and mess of traditional sunscreens. They can help minimize skin damage from UV rays by allowing people to regularly apply protection when outdoors for work, recreation, or other activities. TanningTowelettes are more cost effective and easier to use than bottles or sprays, as they involve no spills or having to spread excess oil on the skin.
How does sunscreen work on your skin?
Whether it is sunny, cloudy, or rainy, any time spent outdoors leaves your delicate skin vulnerable to sun damage. You may be spending a hot summer day at a local resort or simply sitting outside during your lunch break; it is vital to protect your skin with the right sun protection options.
We’ve heard the importance of applying sunscreen since childhood, but how does sunscreen work to protect our skin?
Natural sunlight contains, among other things, UV photons. These photons are shorter in wavelength and higher in energy than visible light. Because they fall outside the visible spectrum, the human eye cannot perceive them. When it comes to sunlight, what you can’t see will hurt you. When these high-energy photons strike your skin, they generate free radicals and can also directly damage your DNA. Over the short term, this UV-induced damage can produce a painful burn. Over the long term, it causes premature aging of the skin and new skin cancer cases each year.
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- 1. LED BY GRAHAM ATHERTON SUPPORTED BY GEORGINA POWELL, MARIE KIRWAN & DEBBIE KENNEDY NAC CENTRE MANAGER CHRIS HARRIS PROTECTING THE PHOTOSENSITIVE PATIENT FROM THE SUN ANN HAYLETT SALFORD ROYAL FOUNDATION HOSPITAL, MANCHESTER Support Meeting for Aspergillosis Patients Fungal Research Trust
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- 10. How sensitive am I to the sun? Courtesy of Sun Smart, Cancer Research UK Type 3 Sometimes burns, usually tans. Tends to have brown hair and eyes. Type 2 Usually burns, sometimes tans. Tends to have light hair, blue or brown eyes. Type 1 Often burns, rarely tans. Tends to have freckles, red or fair hair, blue or green eyes.
- 12. How sensitive am I? Normal range Type 6 Type 1 Photosensitive
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- some people will tell me they are OK as long as they stay out of the sun between10 and 4pm others cant go out in the sun after 6 in the morning or before 6 in the evening