BIO SKIN CARE

UV rays have constituted a problem for the eye sight because many people started to be affected by them either temporarily or permanently, these damages occurring as well during the cold days of winter season. These rays do not always come from the light of the sun which in winter days can miss completely, but they can also be reflected by the white surface of the earth.

Once winter season is here, not many people think of applying any type of eye care due to the fact that sun light is most of the days absent. They reach for this protection mostly for the summer time when the sun is up there in the sky and they feel that Ultra Violet rays harm their eyes. But the same harmful presence is observed during the winter days.

Throughout the cold days of winter, the UV radiations are reflected from the surface of the earth and once your eyes are exposed to it, they can suffer from a temporarily damage, while with other people they can develop deeper eye conditions such as cataract. The other agents that can lead to eye damages are cool breeze and dry air.

The same as it happens with your eyes when needing to use computer for long hours and think of protecting them you should consider the following tips to keep them protected against UV radiations. Read on and find out more:

• During winter time, many people turn on their heating systems that will dry the air within the house, leading as such to eye irritation and dryness. So one tip would be to use within the space of your house a humidifier which would help you keep the humid air inside and not take the dryness over your eyes.

• When there is a layer of snow covering the earth surface, make sure that when you are outdoors you wear sunglasses that can block UV rays in a 99 – 100 percentage. Keep in mind that the light reflected by the snow layer can result in sunburned eyes.
  

  If you expose the eyes to UV’s rays of the sun during winter time can lead to temporarily damaging the eye sight, this damage being known as photo-keratitis.

• In case you are a frequent user of contact lenses, make sure to use artificial tears more often while outdoors exposure is limited. Using soft contact lenses will require the alcohol intake limitations because the use in excess will lead to dryness of your eyes.

• If you love outdoor winter activities where snow is overwhelming, you should make sure that you are always wearing fitted ski goggles that have polycarbonate lenses. If not, you can suffer from temporary eye damage.

• Always consider to apply a good cream around the eye area because this one will help with protecting the delicate skin area around the eyes from the harsh weather conditions of a cold winter time.