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Dagupan, Virac at Tacloban.
Sa mga lugar na ito sumipa sa delikadong antas ang damang init ngayong araw.
Mas kailangan daw sa panahong ito na protektado ang balat para iwas-sunog at UV radiation.
Ang skin care tips, alamin sa Tip Talk report.


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Transcript
00:00In these areas, heat is spreading in a dangerous way these days.
00:08It is said that during this time, the skin needs to be protected to avoid burning and UV radiation.
00:14This is the skin care tip in Damin sa Tiptok by Vaughn Aquino.
00:18Linemen are working day and night.
00:29But Joseph says that the heat is different now.
00:33It's not like before, ma'am. Now, the heat can reach the skin.
00:38This is the change of climate due to the release of greenhouse gases.
00:46Exposure to sunlight is dangerous according to dermatologists
00:50due to the UV or ultraviolet rays of the sun that can damage the skin and eyes.
00:56We don't have a very good ozone layer anymore to protect us from this UV.
01:01It's a big help to know the UV index, which is the measurement of UV radiation.
01:07The UV index varies in a day.
01:13Usually, it's highest between 12 to 2.
01:21When the UV index goes to the very high levels,
01:29or the extreme, which is 7 or 8 and up,
01:32that's when people are advised not to go out of their houses.
01:37Because it can lead to not only sun exposure,
01:42not only sunburn, but they can get dehydrated.
01:46You can have a heat stroke.
01:55So if the UV index is moderate to high and you need to go out of the house,
02:00according to dermatologists,
02:02Apply sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher,
02:05equivalent to one teaspoon on each side of the face that will be exposed to the sun.
02:09Apply it every two hours.
02:11But even if the UV index is low, you can still get sunburn
02:15depending on the tolerance of the skin to UV rays.
02:18If you're fair-skinned, you'll get sunburn faster.
02:21And if you're a little darker, you'll get sunburn longer.
02:25And usually, that manifestation is when you sunbathe,
02:30you'll get sunburn faster.
02:33If you experience sunburn, according to dermatologists,
02:36bathe in cold water.
02:38And at the same time, you can use a mild soap.
02:44To reduce sunburn or sunburn,
02:46apply a cold compress or apply a cold skin moisturizer.
02:51If you experience sunburn,
02:54then you can put a hydrocortisone cream,
02:59which is an over-the-counter steroid.
03:01If you have a cucumber or an aloe,
03:05those are home remedies that you can apply to your skin
03:09because those are all cooling.
03:11Hydration is key too.
03:13Drink one to two liters of water every day.
03:16And eat water-rich fruits.
03:18Wear clothes with light and fresh fabric to avoid sunburn.
03:23Wear a change of clothes when you sweat.
03:26Wash your hands thoroughly to avoid infection, bacteria, fungus, and virus.
03:32You can also use a cooling spray or mist, but you should also be careful.
03:35Try to read that you don't have a lot of alcohol
03:38because it's the alcohol content that can also irritate.
03:42Von Aquino reporting for GMA Integrated News.
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