As we head into the winter months, our sun safety habits tend to go into hibernation too. While it's good for our skin to see some daylight during winter months to replenish our Vitamin D levels, it's important to continue to protect exposed skin from the sun (especially in the middle of the day), as it's still at risk of UV damage.
You see, even when it’s cold or overcast, UV rays that cause skin ageing and skin cancer can penetrate your skin. In the right winter weather conditions, you can sustain sun damage just as easily as during the summer.