Golf must-haves, sun protection products collection

Choosing the right sunscreen for golf can help you protect your skin from UV damage while enjoying golf outdoors. Here are some tips for choosing the sun protection products you need for golf:

Sunscreen: Choose a sunscreen with a high SPF value (sun protection factor), usually SPF 30 or above is recommended to provide better UV protection. At the same time, choose a sunscreen with broad-spectrum protection that can protect against both UVA and UVB rays. In addition, choose a water-resistant or sweat-resistant sunscreen to protect your skin during golf.

Sunscreen lip balm: The skin on the lips is also susceptible to damage from ultraviolet rays, so choosing a sunscreen lip balm containing SPF can protect your lips from sunburn.

Sun protection sleeves : Not as stuffy as long sleeves, but have the same sun protection effect as long sleeves. Protect your arms from sunburn on hot summer days. Choose sun protection sleeves with the UPF50+ logo to physically block more than 99% of UV damage to the skin.

Sun hat : Choose a hat with a wide brim to cover areas that are easily exposed to the sun, such as the face, neck, and ears, to provide extra shade and protection.

Sun protection clothing : Choose sun protection clothing with physical sun protection technology, which can effectively block ultraviolet rays from entering the skin and provide long-term sun protection. Choose rash guard clothing that fits well and is comfortable to allow for free movement during golf.

Sunglasses : Choose sunglasses that block 100% of UVA and UVB to protect your eyes from damaging UV rays. Choose sunglasses with wide brims or shielded sides for extra eye protection.

In addition, when using sunscreen, follow the manufacturer's use and care instructions and reapply sunscreen regularly, especially after sweating or contact with water. Also, avoid prolonged exposure to the sun during the midday hours when the sun is strongest, and seek shelter or shade to rest to reduce the risk of UV damage to your skin.

Most importantly, choosing the right sunscreen should be based on your individual skin type and needs. If you have any questions about choosing sunscreen products, it is recommended to consult a dermatologist or professional medical staff for advice to ensure that you choose a sunscreen product that is suitable for you and protect your skin from damaging ultraviolet rays.