Posts Tagged ‘summer’
Forever and Always: Supergoop Review
Written by suNNy on 10 January 2010 – 22:04 -
I love sunblock. I know that is a little weird to say but so far (we’ll see how long that lasts) my boys have never had a sunburn. No that doesn’t make me mother of the year or anything, but it does make me feel like I am doing something right for them. I just feel a little safer during the spring and summer when they wear it. I also am a big fan of safe, eco-friendly products for my family.Tags: eco-friendly, summer, sunblock
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Safety concerns increase in preparation for summer
Written by suNNy on 7 January 2010 – 20:01 -
The ground safety team also outlined ways beach goers can avoid various dangers. “The most basic thing somebody can do is wear sunscreen,” said Mr. Duny. “It’s simple and can help people avoid sunburn .” …
It is also important to stay hydrated. “A lot of people overlook hydration while they’re at the beach,” he said. “But with the hot temperatures encountered, hydration should be a primary concern.”
Tags: hydration, summer, sunscreen
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Staying Healthy During The Summer Season
Written by suNNy on 27 October 2009 – 10:16 -Summer is the time when you have most of your activities conducted outdoors. From barbeques to beach picnics you spend most of your time in the sun…
Always wear sunscreen or sunblock to protect your skin for getting a tan. If you are at the beach then you must wear a hat and carry an umbrella to protect yourself. After a dip in the ocean you need to wash off the salt from your body with normal water in order to avoid sunburns . …
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Tags: summer, sunblock, sunburn, sunscreen
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Kids and sun safety: Doctors answer your top questions
Written by suNNy on 15 September 2009 – 4:00 -Gold says the sunscreen you use should be “broad-spectrum” covering both the UVA and UVB rays. He explains that UVB rays are associated with what we know as sunburns , but UVA rays penetrate deeper and can be associated with more sun …
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Kids and sun safety: Doctors answer your top questions
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