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25.01.2022 Happy holidays from the SunSmart team! Enjoy the break with loved ones and take care in the sun these holidays. Slip, Slop, Slap, Seek and Slide when the UV is 3 and above. www.sunsmart.com.au/app
24.01.2022 Outdoor workers receive up to 10 times the UV radiation exposure of indoor workers. UV is a workplace hazard but it can be significantly reduced through SunSmart steps. This WorkSafe Health and Safety Month, get UV savvy and make sure your workers know the drill with our UV safety training webinar. Participants will learn about UV, why it’s so dangerous and how risks can be minimised in the workplace. ... Book a session here: https://bit.ly/3hObVwV
18.01.2022 A tan is a sign that your skin cells are in trauma from UV damage. Avoid unsightly tan or burn lines and protect your face from harmful UV. For maximum protection, apply sunscreen to your entire face 20 minutes before leaving home. Pop on your mask and don’t forget to slip on sun protective clothing, slap on your broad brim hat, slide on sunnies and seek shade while out and about.
15.01.2022 Wonderful to see Rushworth P12 College getting involved in National Skin Cancer Action Week last week! Thanks for helping us spread the SunSmart word and protect the next generation. Cancer Council Australia
14.01.2022 Victorian educators shine as they return to schools and early childhood settings as SunSmart role models for the children! With UV high and on the rise, a record number of educators have up-skilled in sun protection during lockdown helping to protect the next generation. https://bit.ly/3o9K0M0... Photo of LLoyd Street Primary School children courtesy of Herald Sun
12.01.2022 Hats are an essential part of your sun protection routine but not all hats offer the same level of protection. A cap only does half the job leaving your ears, cheeks and neck exposed. Switch out your cap for a broad-brim hat and make sure you and those in your care are protected properly. ... View more tips on choosing an appropriate hat here: https://bit.ly/34jMvTI
12.01.2022 You might be surprised to know the answer is 8! A UV rating of 8 is classified as ‘Very high’ meaning damage to your skin can occur quickly. Sun protection in November is typically required from morning until well into the afternoon when the UV is 3 and above. Stay on top of the daily sun protection times with the free SunSmart app. www.sunsmart.com.au/app
11.01.2022 How do I know when to use sun protection? We’re glad you asked! Download the free SunSmart App for daily UV alerts and sun protection times. Spend one minute downloading the App it could be a life saving one. ... www.sunsmart.com.au/app
09.01.2022 Are you back at work this week? If you work outdoors, the extreme UV this time of year can damage your skin in a matter of minutes. Use the five forms of sun protection even if only exposed for a short period. And remember, outdoor workers need to cover up all year round to prevent cumulative damage even at low levels of UV. ... Read more about the risks outdoor workers face everyday here: https://bit.ly/3mjkamF
09.01.2022 Remember when perms, mullets and crimped hair were all the rage? In the ‘80s, bigger was always better. Hair styles might have less volume these days, but it’s still the same Aussie sun. Stay SunSmart this summer, and encourage your kids to do the same. Get the Free SunSmart app for daily UV alerts www.sunsmart.com.au/app
07.01.2022 Did you know that skin cancer is almost entirely preventable? More than 95% of skin cancers are caused by exposure to UV from the sun. The good news is, all you need to do is cover up when the UV is 3 and above to drastically reduce your risk. Make your new years resolution a SunSmart one. ... www.sunsmart.com.au/protectyourskin
05.01.2022 Remember when you’d have to call your friend’s home phone and hide in the closet for privacy? Some things have changed since the ‘80s, but it’s still the same sun, and it’s just as important now as it was then to protect yourself from harmful UV rays. Tag a childhood friend and encourage them to download the Free SunSmart app www.sunsmart.com.au/app
03.01.2022 Wondering if that strange spot is just a mole or worse - skin cancer? Don’t put off finding out. Skin cancer can become fatal quicker than you think. Check your skin regularly, if you notice anything new or unusual, visit your GP as soon as possible.
02.01.2022 With Victoria opening up we’re re-discovering life after lockdown. It’s important to get out and enjoy the spring sunshine - just remember to do it safely! When the UV is 3 and above, use the five forms of sun protection Slip on protective clothing (and your mask!), Slop on SPF30 (or higher) broad spectrum, water resistant sunscreen, Slap on a broad brim hat, Slide on sunglasses and Seek shade when you can. https://bit.ly/3iTd07M
