The sun isn’t the main thing that can harm your eyes. Investing energy outside, puts you at extra danger of harm from sand, tidy, wind and even snow.
a. Sand
Getting sand in your eyes can be very painful and dangerous. Tiny grains of sand can actually scratch your eye and can cause permanent damage. Sunglasses that fully cover your eyes are a great way to keep sand out.
b. Wind & Dust
Spending a lot of time in windy, dusty areas can irritate and damage your eyes. Again, the best way to protect yourself is by wearing sunglasses that keep your eyes safe from the elements.
c. Snow
You might be surprised to know that spending time in the snow can be very damaging to your eyes. Snow reflects 80% of UV rays from the sun and can cause a condition known as snow blindness, where glare from the sun actually burns the cornea.
If you’re skiing, climbing snowy mountains or spending time in the snow (at any time of year), wear sunglasses. Make sure they cover and protect the bottom of your eyes, because of the reflective nature of the snow.
d. Promote Healing & Recovery
On the off chance that you’ve had LASIK or PRK surgery to remedy your vision, you ought to be additional certain to wear shades. Your specialist may prescribe a couple for you to wear promptly after the system, however proceeding to wear shades can secure your eyes as they mend and as you conform to your new vision.
Restorative surgeries are ordinary, yet with uncalled for post-surgical care, there can be entanglements. Keep away from them by following your specialist’s requests and wearing shades to ensure your recently reestablished vision.
On the off chance that you’ve had waterfall surgery, eyelid repair, or another methodology to remedy your vision, you’ll additionally profit by wearing defensive shades. Approach your specialist for his or her assessment and suggestions.
e. You’ll See More & Enjoy the Outdoors More
As important as protecting your health is, there are more good reasons to wear sunglasses more often. If you’re spending time outdoors, you’ll really benefit from wearing your sunglasses.
Look at this comparison, with the polarized lens on the bottom and non-polarized on top. It’s sharper, there’s less glare, and the colors and contrast are improved:
If you enjoy fishing or spending time on the water, with the right sunglasses, you’ll be able to see through the glare on top of the water and notice fish and aquatic life that you never even knew was there!
f. Fewer Headaches & Migraines: You’ll be More Comfortable
Bright sunlight can be a trigger for migraines and bad headaches. Wearing sunglasses can help reduce both the frequency and intensity of these painful occurrences. And even if you’re not a headache or migraine sufferer, wearing sunglasses when out in the sun can help reduce eyestrain and fatigue, meaning that you’ll just be more comfortable and enjoy your time outdoors even more.
g. For Safer Driving & Recovery
Do sunglasses help when driving in the rain? This is a hotly debated issue, but the consensus seems to be that in light rain, during the day, the right sunglasses can improve your vision and help you to drive safer. And of course when driving into bright sunlight, sunglasses can definitely help you see better and drive more comfortably. Just make sure you don’t wear sunglasses when driving at night– that’s not recommended and it’s not safe.
h. Sunglasses are Stylish!
Now the fun reason! Sunglasses come in many colors, shapes, and styles and there’s sure to be (at least!) one that you’ll love. You can even have different sunglasses for different activities or to coordinate with different clothing styles!
I especially love the Audrey sunglasses in Tortoise. They’re versatile and look great anywhere.
The Morrison sunglasses are also a great choice if you’re looking for something with a touch of timeless style.
One of my favorite things to do is match my sunglasses to my protective sun hat. That way I’m extra protected from the sun’s rays and I stay cool and comfortable, all while looking stylish.
No matter what look you’re going for, from classically cool to modern and fashionable, there’s a pair of sunglasses that will make you look and feel great.