The Skin Edit
How to live in the sun.
Sun science, fabric care, everyday gestures. What we learn while we build MySkin, told without hurry.
Sun protection
The UV Index: The Number That Matters More Than Temperature
Check the UV Index, not just the temperature. At UVI 3 and above, WHO recommends sun-protection measures; higher values mean potential harm can occur more quickly.
Sun protection
Scars in the Sun: Why New Skin Needs More Care
Protect a healing scar from direct sun, but only apply sunscreen after the wound has closed and your clinician approves it. Coverage and broad-spectrum SPF 30+ are commonly advised during the first year.
Sun protection
Flying and UV Exposure: What a Window Seat Really Means
Some aircraft glazing can transmit UVA, especially in cockpit measurements, but passenger risk is not precisely quantified. On long sunny flights, close the shade and cover exposed skin if practical.
Sun protection
SPF Protects Your Skin. UPF Protects What SPF Can Miss.
SPF is a sunscreen rating centred on protection from sunburn; broad-spectrum testing addresses UVA as well. UPF measures UV transmission through fabric. Use tested clothing and sunscreen together, according to what is covered and what remains exposed.