
Real Sun Cover Sun Screen SPF 32 - All Organic
Posted by DAVID KELLY
Real Sun Cover Sun Screen SPF 32 -Ā All OrganicĀ Real Sun Cover is an Organic Skin Care line made right here in the USA. Real Sun Cover is manufactured with simple easy to understand ingredients that will protect your skin from the harsh rays of the sun as well as the typical chemicals found in most modern sunscreens. Sunburn is no joke, and skin cancer is even worse. Fortunately, the right sunscreen can keep you healthy and comfortable, no matter how long you spent in the water. Real Sun Cover is all natural/organic sunscreen is good for your body and good for the environment, meeting Hawaiiās reef-friendly regulations. Best of all, it will keep your skin healthy and happy. Donāt leave home without it! Zinc Oxide Non-Nano Sunblock Organic Zinc Oxide is the main active ingredient in Real Sun Cover. Many other modern sunscreens include harsh nano chemicals that must be absorbed into the skin to be effective. Real Sun CoverĀ products sit atop the skin, providing superior sunblocking ability without requiring absorption time or damaging the skin with the product itself, while still providing 97% UVB protection. Broad SpectrumĀ The Sun has two types of harmful rays, UVA and UVB....
Real Sun Cover Sun Screen SPF 32 - All Organic
Posted by DAVID KELLY

Understanding the UV Index and How to Stay Safe in the Sun
Posted by DAVID KELLY
How to Stay Safe in the Sun Ā I was chatting with FCS repĀ Keoni WatsonĀ sometime ago, and he mentioned that the UV index was going to be super high on that weekendāpushing as high as 11. That sounded pretty gnarly to me, but I realized that I didnāt really know what the UV index meant, or where it even came from, so I decided to do some research. I found an online guideline from theĀ Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and discovered some really interesting information.Ā As it turns out, the UV index was created in 1994 by the EPA and the National Weather Service, as a guideline to help people plan outdoor activities but avoid overexposure to UV radiation, which can cause a variety of health issues (including sunburn, cataracts, and skin cancers such as melanoma). The UV index was then updated in 2004 to serve as a more comprehensive, global UV index that provides daily guidance for UV radiation in different locations. The number provided on the UV index for any given day is projected for the time of day with the most radiation (approximately noon), but users should understand that the actual amount of UV radiation rises and falls...
Understanding the UV Index and How to Stay Safe in the Sun
Posted by DAVID KELLY