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　　Physiologically, overexposure to UV radiation can disturb the body's immune system and the skin's natural defenses.

　　Sun protective swimwear offers you a kind of filtering against these harmful rays. People most susceptible to these rays are those with light clothing and in areas where there Tent Fabric Manufacturers is no overhead protection like the beach. Sun protective swimwear is also needed during summer when the sun shines a lot and consequently emits more ultra violet rays.

　　If you are interested in the stats,

　　• 1.3 million New cases of skin cancer are diagnosed each year.

　　• One in five Americans will contract skin cancer.

　　• Malignant melanoma, the worst form of skin cancer, has increased 1,800% since 1930

　　It is likely that many patients can save themselves the discomfort of these illnesses by putting on some sun protective swimwear .

　　You need to exercise a lot of discretion in buying protective swimwear.

　　Sun protective swimwear is categorized per UPF rating. UPF is the amount of radiation that can pass through the clothing. For example, a fabric with a UPF rating of 15 will permit one fifteenth of the UVR to pass through it and a UPF 20 fabric, one twentieth of the UVR to pass through it. What this mean is, depending your skin sensitivity, you will go for the clothing that suits your skin type, and of course, how long you will be exposed to the sun.

　　It is also important to consider weave type. Generally, the tighter the weave or knit, the better the protection against the sun.

　　The less the light that can pass through the clothing, the better. To test porosity, you can hold the sun protective swimwear against the sun and see how much light comes through.

　　Darker clothes should also be preferred against lighter clothes.

　　The price of a sun protective swimwear ranges from $49.95 upwards and there are several shops offering regular and high end fashion sun protective swimwear.

　　Sun protective swimwear can be pretty expensive and therefore need a lot of care to prolong their life. Here are a few tips on how to care for them:

　　Avoid oil-based suntan lotions which can stain the fabric and cause it to stretch. Stretching increases porosity and consequently permits more UV light to come through.

　　Soak clothes in vinegar to prevent fading which permits more light to come through the clothes.

　　Chlorine can interact with the sun protective swimwear and damage it. Try to soak your body wet before jumping into the pool to minimize the chemical reaction with the chlorine in the pool.

　　Enjoy the sun, tan as you want but be mindful of the danger of UV - put on your sun protective swimwear and save your beautiful skin.

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