Hat
Hat
It's starting to hot up now and so when we got back from the UK I managed to get around to buying a hat from the Australian Cancer Society Shop. Because it came from the Cancer shop it is certified SPF 30 (or something), which is very reassuring. I picked the one with the widest brim (10cm); the lady in the shop told me that the average was 8cm.
They didn't really seem to sell anything besides hats and suntan lotion. What I really want in addition to my hat are some lightweight long sleeved shirt similarly guaranteed to keep my arms safe. Still my arms are more durable than my face and neck.
I wore the hat to walk to dancing today and it is brilliant! My head and neck are completely in the shade at all times. It has a tendency to blow off as it's so windy here but that I can cope with. I might buy a less stylish one that ties under my chin for windy days.
Hat
It's starting to hot up now and so when we got back from the UK I managed to get around to buying a hat from the Australian Cancer Society Shop. Because it came from the Cancer shop it is certified SPF 30 (or something), which is very reassuring. I picked the one with the widest brim (10cm); the lady in the shop told me that the average was 8cm.
They didn't really seem to sell anything besides hats and suntan lotion. What I really want in addition to my hat are some lightweight long sleeved shirt similarly guaranteed to keep my arms safe. Still my arms are more durable than my face and neck.
I wore the hat to walk to dancing today and it is brilliant! My head and neck are completely in the shade at all times. It has a tendency to blow off as it's so windy here but that I can cope with. I might buy a less stylish one that ties under my chin for windy days.
posted by Zoe at 5:40 PM
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