Light-colored hats have good sunscreen effect.
Dark-colored clothing and hats absorb more sunlight and have the poorest sunscreen effect. Light-colored clothing and hats have a high reflectivity of sunlight, absorbing less solar radiation and providing better sunscreen protection. Therefore, when buying sunshades for children, light colors are the first choice, with boys choosing sky blue and light green, and girls choosing pink and yellow.
What should we pay attention to when wearing a sunshade hat in summer
1. The style of the hat should match the clothing. That is to say, if you are wearing winter clothes, then your hat should be a winter hat, which is thicker and warmer. Similarly, if you are wearing summer clothes, your hat should be simpler.
2. The color of the hat should be the same tone as the collar you are wearing. A hat made of the same material as your clothes and pants can not only show your personal taste, but also make short people look taller, thus making up for their physical defects.
3. Your hat should fit your body proportions. We should avoid wearing high hats; people with tall bodies should avoid choosing too-small-brimmed hats as this could create the impression that their head is light while their feet are heavy.
4. Your hat should fit comfortably on the size of your head. A tight or too-small fit may restrict blood circulation to your head, while too-large ones won’t keep out cold air and easily fall off. Winter hats should be soft, comfortable, light-weight and warm while summer-weight ventilated ones should provide air flow through vents in their design and color options for ventilation purposes.
5. Wear and wash a hat regularly. Over time, sweat from your head may stick to the fabric of a hat and breed bacteria if not removed regularly using warm soapy water and soft bristled brush scrubber to scrub thoroughly before rinsing with warm water and drying thoroughly before donning again.
6. If your hair is wet, wait to put on a hat until it dries fully before trying it on. Wearing one while wet could allow excess moisture into your head, leading to discomfort such as drowsiness or mental fatigue.
