We’re all told to don a T-shirt, cover-up or wide brimmed hat if we want to avoid sunburn on the beach, or more serious skin damage. While these items of apparel and accessories will repel UVB rays, they aren’t effective at keeping out those powerful UVA rays. These are the rays responsible for wrinkles and other signs of premature aging, and most importantly, skin cancer.
I love bikinis. My favorite place to shop for bikinis is Amazon. You'll find on Amazon a great variety of high quality bikinis. Many of them from recognized brands.
There's one that has become my favorite, which is the ESONLAR Women's Sexy Plunging V Neck Bathing Suit. Mainly because it feels so smooth and soft and how well it flatters the body.
But there's 2 other ones that are great alternatives, the HYPERFIRE Women's Sexy Criss Cross Halter Bathing Suit and the CUPSHE Women's One Piece Swimsuit Sexy Deep V Neck Bathing Suit.
You could slather yourself in sunscreen, or you could indulge in some of the sun protective clothing developed by Mott 50. This new fashion line, the brainchild of American designers Anne Botica and Monique Moore, offers tunics, sundresses, polo shirts, T-shirts and hats with a UPF factor 50. To put that in perspective, a regular white T-shirt merely has a UPF rating of 5. No wonder the company’s clothes are approved by the Skin Cancer Foundation.
I’m also impressed by Mott 50’s altruism. The company gives a percentage of its profits back to like-minded causes, including cancer research institutes.
Mott 50 has clothing to suit all budgets, with pieces ranging from $45 to $145. The sun-protective apparel and accessories are available online through the Mott 50 website. Will you be indulging in some of Mott 50’s sun safe clothes for your summer vacation?
