Wear a tightly woven hat with a wide brim and routinely use a full-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF rating of 30 (above that, there is little additional benefit), even when sitting behind glass or under an umbrella.
3. Always accessorize and protect your face with a stylish woven hat -- even if you're just cleaning the pool.
Commuting across the interior of the island in glistening, cool dawns, we skirted the open-top trucks depositing the planters – itinerant workers bright in sun-savvy clothes, exotic combinations of scarves and woven hats.
During the month he and his family spent there before moving on to Manaus, where they heard conditions were better, Quiñonez returned to Tucupita to collect more artisanal products to sell — hammocks, woven hats, bows and arrows.
She worked as a washer woman and also wove hats while surviving several serious illnesses.
Leaves of Z. antillarum are used to weave hats and make brooms and the seeds, which have a protein content of 2.8 4.9%, are used to feed pigs.
Both men and women weave hats and baskets.
Most crafts have disappeared, but, as among the neighbouring Ixcatec (q.v ., weaving hats of palm fibre is of major economic importance.
For colder months, a fedora will serve you well; for spring, you can try a tightly woven, brimmed straw hat (tighter weaves block more of the sun's harmful rays).
(The legend of the Karmapas says that they wear a hat woven of angel hair, visible only to highly spiritual beings. The Ming emperor's present was designed to enable ordinary mortals to see the Karmapa's hat).
