Summer is on its way, and with it comes the bright rays of the sun. We all need our Vitamin D, but too much sun can be harmful.
The sun is a powerful source of energy, and it’s important to protect yourself from its harmful rays. Exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun can cause sunburn, premature skin aging, and skin cancer. There are many ways to mitigate some of your sun exposure. Read on for some helpful tips from DealDash to stay safe in the sun this summer. — Read full post
Everyone has had a sunburn at some point. Here are some tips and tricks to help you heal your skin, from DealDash.
The bright summer sun, tanning beds, or any other source of ultraviolet light can cause a sunburn. Prevention is much better than aftercare, of course, but sometimes you just can’t avoid a sunburn. Sadly once you get a bad sunburn the skin damage is permanent, but there are treatments to heal your sore skin, prevent infection, and reduce pain. Here are some of the best treatments available, from DealDash.
Now that Spring is here it’s time to step up your sunblock regimen. Here are some tips from DealDash.
It’s important to wear sunblock year round, but most people don’t take as much care in the winter. Now that Spring is here it’s very important to start wearing sunblock daily if you leave the house. The sun’s rays are brightest in the hours around Noon, but you should be applying sunblock before you leave in the morning, and re-applying every few hours if you are going to be outdoors.
What’s SPF?
SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor and is very — Read full post
Skin cancer might not be a fun subject to talk about, but since we are in the thick of summer it’s an important thing to think about.
By this time everyone know that going outside in the hot summer sun without any kind of SPF sunscreen or protective clothing such as a hat or sunglasses is not a good idea. Sometimes we need a little reminder, though, so here is yours:
Be sure to wear your sunscreen this summer.
Sometimes even if you are extremely diligent in protecting yourself against the sun’s harmful rays they can sneak past you anyway. — Read full post
