Are moms-to-be getting too much sun?

Online, June 26, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Doctors believe the cause could be due to increased estrogen levels stimulating the production of melanin (which makes us appear tan). Your best defense is a high SPF sunscreen. Moms-to-be are sometimes advised to sheild themselves and face from the sun to avoid getting dark patches, also called melasma.

Funvisorstore.com has taken a new step towards helping to battle the damaging UV rays hitting a moms-to-be face by welcoming an innovative stylish large brim sun visor which completely covers the moms-to-be face and ears.

"When considering the correct amount of facial sun protection, moms-to-be should look to www.funvisorstore.com when in the market for a sun hat or a sun visor. "You want the sun visor to be comfortable, lightweight and stylish, but most of all to protect your face and ears from the damaging rays of the sun."-states Ledy Esquenazi, CEO of FunVisorstore.com

Funvisorstore.com is a retail shop that specializes in the right kind of sun protection by its innovative over-sized brimmed visor, shading and covering one's face and ears. It is a must buy for moms-to-be looking to protect their face and ears from the sun, while engaging in outdoor activities with their family.

"Women concerned with dreaded messy hair while wearing a sun visor, is a thing of the past. Our sun visors not only protect you from the sun, but also will not mess up your hair when worn correctly, thus it will keep your hairstyle intact."-adds Esquenazi.

In addition to choosing a sun visor with the proper fit and style to suit you, be sure the size and shape of the bill on the visor shades your eyes and nose well. Also remember that while the sun visor will help shade your eyes and face, using sunscreen of at least SPF 15, sometimes SPF 30, is essential to complete protection.