6 Summer Savers Health!

You'll never make a celebrity out of the sun, without shadows with good reason. It also helps to leave more invasive the paparazzi, sunglasses good (ie, those that prevent both UVA and UVB), it is important to keep your eyes healthy and to minimize the development of annoying wrinkles.

Sun damage can contribute to cataracts, photokeratitis (a temporary but painful cornea), and basal cell carcinoma on the eyelids, making sunglasses absolutely essential when venturing outdoors.

Squinting in the sun can cause wrinkles around the eyes, increasing the chances of the ultra-aging crows feet appear - EEK! To keep your eyes healthy, and the skin around them to look younger longer, look for the big sunglasses that block 99-100 percent of UVA and UVB rays, and steer clear of cheap frames to fashion that have not UV protective qualities.