While all fabrics provide some defense, especially in light colors, nylon and polyester are the best. Silk and wool aren’t as good; and cotton, flax, and rayon are even less effective.
Clothing that’s designed for sun protection will have a label that shows a UPF (ultraviolet protection factor), which can be up to 50+. Some are tightly-woven, to keep sunlight from penetrating between the threads, while others contain special dyes that make them reflective.
Of course, we can treat sun damage, with microdermabrasion, photo facials, and chemical peels; but we’d rather see you keeping your skin healthy!
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