"Sun cream. We all know the importance of slathering it on during a beach holiday, but how many of us commit to year-round daily use? For areas of the body that are continually exposed, such as your face, neck and hands, committing to a daily dose of SPF can help stave off the effects of cumulative UV exposure. Telltale signs such as dark spots and wrinkles are key indicators. Annoyingly, UV radiation is present year-round even during winter and on cold or cloudy days."
"You're not even safe on your ski trip, as the glare of the sun glinting off snow can also heighten the sun's effects. Hands tend to be one of the areas of the body where these pesky signs show up first. Fortunately, there's an easy fix: switch your regular hand cream for one with added SPF. This ensures that you're reapplying protection every time you wash them. This is especially important for travellers headed to sunnier climates"
UV radiation is present year-round, including during winter, on cloudy days, at aircraft altitudes and on snowy slopes. Cumulative UV exposure causes dark spots and wrinkles, with hands often showing signs earliest. Replacing regular hand cream with an SPF-infused hand cream ensures protection is reapplied after washing. Use SPF30 or higher for stronger protection and carry SPF lip balm for prolonged sun exposure. Choose fast-absorbing, non-greasy formulations that do not pill or leave marks. Recommended brands include Supergoop!, Ultra Violette and Ultrasun.
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