HEALTH & BEAUTY


Sun safety over style


Sunnier days are on their way so it’s time to dig out the sunglasses.


But do yours provide the best possible UV protection, or are they just a fashion accessory? When buying sunglasses, it’s vital to remember the health benefits of shaded lenses as well as finding the right style of frame. Only 40 percent of us wear sunglasses to protect our eyes, and a further 30 percent are unaware of the damage UV rays can have on eyes, such as cataracts, age-related macular degeneration, corneal sunburn, retinal tissue damage, eye strain and headaches.


Always check UV levels before buying. The minimum should be UV 400 protection, which blocks nearly 100 percent of the sun’s harmful ultra-violet rays (both UVA and UVB). Don’t assume all sunglasses provide this level of protection, even if a sticker says, ‘blocks UV’. All


sunglasses sold in the UK should have a CE mark to indicate compliance with regulatory standards, blocking out 95 percent of all UV rays below 380 nanometres.


JF Mobile Ear


• Immediate Appointments Day / Evening / Weekends.


Call 07983 537203 e: jaynefox16@gmail.com


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It's also important that that you can see clearly whilst wearing sunglasses so the best place to start is your opticians. If you haven’t had an eye test in the past 12 months, you may now need prescription sunglass lenses or specialist coatings or lenses. Polarised lenses can reduce glare from sunlight which can be dangerous and distracting, especially when driving. Tinted lenses help maintain clarity, contrast and colour protection by reducing distortion and muting the sun’s brightness, while light adaptive (photochromic) lenses mean you don’t have to swap between glasses and sunglasses when indoor and out.


See clearly when the sun is shining


Sun specs packages • Ferucci or Joia frames


• 12 styles to choose from for both men and women • Polarised lenses to reduce glare and reflection • UV protection all year round


Single vision £95 or varifocal £135


INDEPENDENT OPTICIANS PROVIDING A PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE


Genuine stockist of:


O’Brien Fey Opticians Open: Mon, Tues, Weds & Fri 9am-5pm | Thurs & Sat 9am-1pm


41-43 Wellgate, Rotherham S60 2LT Tel. 01709 376771


FULLY INSURED AND DBS CHECKED


NEW premises 2a Morthen Road, Wickersley, Rotherham S66 1EU On-site parking available


OPEN Mon- Sat with flexible hours and late nights for your convenience 01709 762 212 • www.wickersleyfootclinic.co.uk


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Do you have curly, wavy unmanageable hair?


Then book the amazing Kerastraight treatment


Or why not try an Olaplex


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Enjoy a luxury pedicure in our gorgeous room


Book one of our amazing Bondi Sands Spraytans for a perfect sun-kissed glow


OPEN TUESDAY-SATURDAY


LATE NIGHTS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY TI L 8PM 375b East Bawtry Road, Whiston, Rotherham S60 4EP TEL 01709 364700


WICKERSLEY FOOTCLINIC


Helping you put your best foot forward


WE OFFER EVERYTHING FROM A BASIC TOENAIL TRIM TO A SPECIALIST MEDI-PEDI


Don’t hide away


your feet this summer We offer treatments to cure, care for and prevent a range of foot conditions. Whether it be fungal nail infection, corns or cracked heels


Try the Prende Warm Wax Therapy Uses paraffin wax infused with essential oils to boost hydration, increase circulation and relax muscles. Great for conditions like eczema, chilblains or stiff joints


Expert nail treatments: • Lacuna method fungal nail • Toenail reconstruction • Ingrown toenails


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