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Reject 99% UV Rays with solar films

With Singapore being very close to the equator, sunlight is plenty and thus the level of UV rays that is showered upon us is always in the High to Extreme Range.

So what are some of the harmful effects of UV Rays?

1) Premature Aging of the Skin

UV rays penetrate to the inner layers of the epidermis and slowly destroys structural cells. Slowly and eventually, this results in loss of elasticity, premature aging of the skin and wrinkles.

Premature Aging of the Skin

2) Sunburn & Skin Cancer

The shorter UV rays, also called UVB, is the cause of the painful feeling on your skin after you have been exposed to the harsh sunlight all day long. That painful feeling is sunburn, and at the same time makes you feel lethargic and could affect your immunity system.

Especially for young children whose skin are more delicate, a few instances of blistering sunburns in their childhood doubles their chances of skin cancer in their adulthood. Do not be fooled that there are no UV Rays in sunlight that are not as burning or on a cloudy day. It can still cause damage to skin cells and increase the risk of developing skin cancer. Regular exposure to UV radiation year after year can also lead to skin cancer.

How can we block UV Rays in our home?

Installing Window Film is a smart and cost effective way to block UV rays in our home/office. Our Window Film blocks up to 99.9% of UV rays, offering protection for your skin!

A one time investment in window film – offers 24/7 protection from UV rays and up to 10-15 years. Time to save on those sunblock lotion!

Contact us anytime to find out more about this revolutionary product!

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