The only ingredients you need for sunburn are the ultraviolet (UV) rays produced by the sun. Even when masked by colder temperatures, the sun can still harm your skin.
It’s easy to remember sunscreen on those hot summer days at the beach or by the pool. But applying sunscreen and using caution in the sun during the winter months is just as important, especially for outdoor enthusiasts. Sunlight reflecting off of snow doubles the strength of the UV rays their strength increases for every 1,000 feet of elevation.
Additionally, strong winds that you often find on the ski slopes can wear
