Protection from UV rays with shrink wrap this summer!!

Summer is coming and it is coming fast, Its time to start protecting our self’s from the harmful rays of sun. We have some tips that might help with any questions or concerns you may have with the sun and UV rays.Its hard to notice when you are getting to much sun but the sun in general is and can be bad the longer you stay in it. Every day that you get sun it adds up and can cause cancer, The best way to prevent that is to stay out of  the sun completely, Which is hard for most people so  here are some ways to help protect your skin.

Sunscreen

Sun screen is very helpful for baby’s, children,and adults  the more you put on the safer you are and for women that love there makeup and hate to ruin it with white sun screen they sell face makeup with sunscreen in it. Cool isn’t it?? Ya i thought so to!!  Anyways that is one way to try and help prevent sun burn and cancer from the sun as well. Make sure to  read labels and pick the best for you there are may different types of sun screen.

Clothing

Another way to protect our self’s is clothing the less clothing you have on the easier your skin gets exposed to cancer, UV rays, sun burn etc.  The more clothes we have on the less we will be exposed to UV rays i know its hot in the summers i get it but sometimes being safe is better than being sorry, And they do sell really light long sleeves and thin pants as well so we wont be too hot. Clothing is probably the best bet. You can also wear a hat to protect your face along with sun glasses.

Avoid tanning beds 

Many people believe the UV rays of tanning beds are harmless. This is not true. Tanning lamps give out UVA and usually UVB rays as well. Both UVA and UVB rays can cause long-term skin damage, and can contribute to skin cancer. Tanning bed use has been linked with an increased risk of melanoma, especially if it’s started before a person is 30. Most skin doctors and health organizations recommend not using tanning beds and sun lamps.

If you want a tan, one option is to use a sunless tanning lotion, which can provide a darker look without the danger.

Small UV lamps are also used in nail salons (or at home) to dry some types of nail polish. These lamps give off UVA rays. The amount given off is much lower than from tanning beds, and the risk of skin cancer from these lamps is thought to be low. Still, to be safe, some expert groups recommend applying sunscreen to the hands before using one of these lamps.

And that concludes this section on how to protect your self from exposure to UV rays if you have any questions and need recommendations or have any questions call Commercial Mobil Shrink wrap at 505-892-3112.