Why Sun Protection is Important?
                     
Invisible but dangerous: the 
ultraviolet rays of the sun
What happens if we spend too long in the sun? We get 
sunburn - everyone knows that! But why actually?
The ultraviolet radiation from the sun is to blame for the 
red skin. We can't even see it with our eyes, but it's still 
full of power. We have to be careful of this power: 
Because the invisible radiation of the sun can damage 
us. 
If we do not protect ourselves from sun rays. It can 
change the genetic material of our skin cells in such a 
way that the risk of skin cancer can develop - even after 
decades. 
Because unfortunately, our skin remembers every 
sunburn. Besides, ultraviolet radiation accelerates skin 
aging and damages our eyes.
UVA, UVB, UVC?
Anyone who deals with the subject of sun protection also reads again and again about UVA, UVB, 
and UVC. But hardly anyone knows what is behind it. An overview: 
UV Radiations: A Cause Of DNA Damage
UVA: Underestimated danger
UVA rays are not as energetic as UVB rays but penetrate deeper into the so-called dermis of skin, 
This is the layer that lies between the upper skin (epidermis) and the subcutis. For a long time, UVA 
rays were not considered to be quite as dangerous. But we now know that in high doses they can 
cause sunburn as much as the more well-known UVB rays. Skin aging and the development of so-
called sun allergies are also due to UVA rays. The solarium is operated with UVA rays.
UV-B: rich in energy and carcinogenic
UVB rays are very rich in energy but only penetrate the epidermis. Sounds harmless, but it isn't. 
They are considered to be the main causes of sunburn and skin cancer. But, they also have a 
positive effect: They enable vitamin D production. Long stays in the sun are not necessary for this.
UV-C: Dangerous, but fortunately far away
UVC rays are extremely aggressive and harmful to health. Fortunately, almost none of it reaches the 
earth, because the rays are absorbed or reflected by the earth's ozone layer.
Avoid roaming under the sun
These spend the time when the UV radiation is particularly high, 
protected. The highest intensity is between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm. You 
don't have to do without your terrace or balcony during this time in the 
sun. 
You are well protected with an awning or awning. Sunscreen Gel 
protection is not enough to protect your skin from the sun's ultraviolet 
UV rays. Nevertheless, you should also apply this under the sun 
protection technique.
Children, in particular, should not be exposed to direct sun during the 
midday hours. In the first years of life, in particular, the foundation stone 
is laid for the possibility of developing skin cancer later in life.
Sun protection doesn't stop with water-resistant sunscreen gel SPF 50, 
wide brim hat; wear clothing long sleeve, or sunglasses. Especially when 
sunbathing (sun exposure) in the garden at home or on the balcony. You 
should use sun protection technology to protect yourself and your family 
from dangerous UV rays.
What are the benefits of 
sunscreen gel?
In contrast to chemical UV products, sunscreens gel 
protect immediately after application. They do not 
have to be absorbed into the skin to bond with the 
sebum there. There is no waiting time.
Apply sunscreen products are particularly suitable for 
allergy sufferers and people with sensitive skin; they 
are particularly kind to the skin. “They lead to skin 
reactions and irritation less often,” says Susanne 
Martens. 
They consist of natural ingredients that do not irritate 
the skin.
Sunscreen does not penetrate the skin but lies on the 
skin like a protective film.
To know how to protect the your skin in the summer 
read here 10 Summer Skin Care Tips For Healthy Skin
Apply 
Sunscreen 
SPF 50
Sunscreen is essential but 
is become more 
important in winters 
because sun rays are 
more harmful in winter. 
Sunscreen gel SPF 50 prot
ect from both UV rays
 and helps to stay your 
skin moist.