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Oct 25, 2016

It’s a little known fact that Sunscreen is important in the winter, maybe even

more than on certain summer days. Research shows that there are two types of

ultraviolet (UV) light from the sun that can damage your skin: ultraviolet A (UVA)

and ultraviolet B (UVB) light. UVB light penetrates the superficial layers of the

skin and causes skin to redden; it’s responsible for sunburn and can also lead to

skin cancer over time. UVA light, on the other hand, penetrates top and deeper

layers of skin, causing cell damage that can lead to cancer, premature aging of the

skin with wrinkles, spots, sagging, blotchiness. UVA light is tough to avoid

because it passes through window glass, unlike UVB, and it stays the same

strength ALL YEAR LONG! This is why sunscreen is also critical in the winter

months regardless of where you like to spend your time.  So be sure to keep that

SPF 30 handy year-round.

 

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