SunKiss

  Sunburned skin is usually nothing to complain about, but it can be painful and even cause bleeding in some instances. Moisturize your skin every day, especially after washing it with hot water, and always wear sunscreen and a hat when going outside in the sun or cold weather. Weather, very hot water, harsh shower gels, age, genetic factors, and diseases like eczema are a few factors that can contribute to sunburned skin. We all like to bask in direct sunlight, so sunscreen is a must-have.   You need a sunscreen that blocks UVA and UVB radiation to keep your skin healthy. If you have sensitive skin, finding the right sunscreen could be difficult. There are several simple things you can do to help heal sunburned skin.   To keep your skin healthy, avoid exposing it to the elements. You can do this by using sunscreen or wearing protective clothing, like long sleeves and a hat, or doing both. Select a sunscreen that effectively protects without causing skin irritat...

Some amount of exposure to sunlight is necessary to produce Vitamin D. It improves absorption of calcium and maintains healthy and strong bones. However, excessive exposure to the sun causes damage to your immune system, eyes, and skin. Unprotected exposure to UV light causes premature aging of skin and cancer. When kids engage in play outdoors, they will get exposed to UV rays emitted by the Sun. Unprotected exposure leads to an eye injury, skin damage, and even cancer. Melanin content is more in children with darker skin. You need to protect them from harmful ultraviolet rays using sunblock for children . Ø Protect children with sunscreen You can use sunscreen for your children irrespective of their skin color. The sunscreen SPF 30 or higher protects your children’s skin from harmful UVB and UVA rays. It should be water-resistant. You should avoid carrying your baby in the hot summer because the baby’s skin can burn easily. You can apply a tiny amount of sunscreen on your baby’s skin...