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You will agree with me that the sun in Lagos these past few weeks hasn't been fun for anyone and the UV rays from the sun sure do cause some harm to our skin, whatever race you might be.

These few fashion tips will help you maintain that beautiful skin to prevent wrinkles and sun burns.

1. Avoid Black Colored Clothing: I love black outfits a whole lot and if accessorized the right way would make you stand out instead of wearing a plane coloured outfit. But there's a downside to this which is to avoid wearing black clothing while exposed directly to the sun. this causes you to sweat a lot and if you're albino, could cause some skin damage that you do not need.



Instead, go for light coloured clothes and possibly light in weight also.

2. Avoid Layering
     lp;poih


3. Wear Glasses


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