A new tanning trend exposes you to irreversible damage

One of the hottest trends among teens these days is tanning according to the “index level”. Objective: Understand what time of today the highest radiation occurs, to get out of the most effective.But it turns out that this aesthetic trend, as it may be, can be accompanied by significant health damage. “An index radiation index is a predicted index that describes the dangerous ultra-specific radiation (UV) expected in a particular place and in a particular area,” explains Matan Jacob Hazai in News 12.

 

The main goal of the index, he says, is to prevent the sun in the hours when the reinforced index is high, to reduce the harmful health effects when exposure when radiation is significant. “If the data is used to increase sun exposure during the dangerous hours, and not to reduce it as required, it is definitely a sin for the goal,” the veteran forecaster explains.

Dr. Monica Emman, a specialist dermatologist in aesthetic medicine and Maccabi Aesthetics, makes it clear that this is a harmful and dangerous trend: “Any tanning is the burning of the skin recorded in his ‘Hard Disk’ and will remain forever, light and material when the UV radiation is high and dangerous. There are advantages to the sun exposure during low index, but skin protection and the smell of necessary sunscreen all year round, even in winter days, since there is also UV radiation. ”

How to take advantage of the index for skin keeping?

Jacob specifies the scale accepted by the World Health Organization, and the right recommendations for staying in the sun accordingly. If you make sure you keep your skin and avoid the dangers in question: 2-1-without fear, 7-3-medium: During this time, onion should be found at noon, make sure you climb as full, use sunscreen, wear sunglasses and wear a hat. When the 11-8 index indicates a heavy index-at this time a special defense is needed, the sun should not be found in the sun without protection and avoid being outside at noon.