Anti-Aging And Tint
If you are the type of person who takes very good care of your self, please add ceramic window tint to your arsenal of anti-aging care products. On the other hand, if you haven't given your skin very much thought over the years and are noticing some changes, this is an easy step you can take to slow it down.
UV Damage is a Big Part of "Getting Older"
When skin begins to change, typically what we see in the mirror are wrinkles, sagging, and age spots. While time always marches forward and no one gets out alive, it is the sun's rays that accelerate our skin's decline.
The more unprotected sun exposure you experience, the more damage your skin will take.
This means that while we all will get lines, wrinkles, and spots at some point, if we protect ourselves from the sun we can keep the effects to a minimum. If you would like to avoid premature aging, sun protection is critical.
Never stop the SPF! Shade also counts.
Our risk of skin cancer in Arizona.
UV Exposure Leads to Invisible Damage and Skin Cancer
The American Academy of Dermatology Association cites skin cancer as "one of the most preventable cancers" there is. There are several types of skin cancers, each with their hallmark appearance and many affecting fair-skinned persons who do not protect themselves from the sun. These are serious conditions as some types have the ability to spread and become much greater health threats than the initial spot might seem to indicate.
While it may be more preventable, skin cancer is still the most common type of cancer in the United States as per the CDC. Arizona has one of the highest incidences per capita on the national US skin cancer map with 26.6 per 100k, which makes sense given that sunshine is one of our greatest natural resources.
What You Can Do For Your Driving Time
The most important thing is to get a tint that blocks 99% of UV rays, which is worth confirming with your installer when you purchase (all of our films do this). The shade of tint isn't so important, so for that choice - pick what you enjoy. Darker shades of tint do reject a bit more visible light, but the high UV rejection number should be constant and is the most important. A standard tint service will include your doors, any other windows on the sides of your car (such as another row on SUVs or triangular accents), and your rear window.
We also recommend adding to this having the windshield tinted, and possibly your sunroof or moonroof if you have one. This will extend the protection to 360 degrees around your vehicle and especially the face of the driver and front seat passenger.
This is the best thing you can do to shield your skin in the car, and it's way more feasible than wearing full outdoor gardening gear (wide brimmed hat, long sleeves, and sunglasses) while driving.
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