Large framed wraparound sunglasses are best because they can protect your eyes from all angles. Children should wear sunglasses starting as young as 1 year. Avoid wet clothes because when clothes get wet, the sun's rays can more easily pass through. If you see light through a fabric, UV rays can get through, too. Avoid artificial tanning.
Many people believe that the UV rays of tanning beds are harmless.
According to some scientists, UVA may be linked to the most serious form of skin cancer, melanoma. Check skin regularly You improve your chances of finding precancerous skin conditions by performing simple skin self-exams regularly. The earlier you identify signs and see a doctor, the greater the chances for successful treatment. The best time to do skin exams is after a shower or bath. Get used to your birthmarks, moles, and blemishes so that you know what they usually look like and then can easily identify any changes they undergo.