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First Quality Enterprises provides safe, summer skin essentials

Millions of Americans are enjoying the warmth of spring, but before we know it, the hot days of summer will be upon us. First Quality Enterprises, Inc. said that this the perfect time of year to make sure consumers are stocked with Dri-Fit Technology products  to keep active families cool, dry and

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GREAT NECK, N.Y. — Millions of Americans are enjoying the warmth of spring, but before we know it, the hot days of summer will be upon us. First Quality Enterprises, Inc. said that this the perfect time of year to make sure consumers are stocked with Dri-Fit Technology products  to keep active families cool, dry and comfortable in the months ahead.

Colleen Burns

Lifestyle and parenting expert Colleen Burns, shares her tips on what consumer should keep, what you should throw away, and what they should stock up on:

• Carpe Diem Bag: Burns said to keep a “Spontaneity or Carpe Diem bag” by the door.  “This is a tote that includes all the essentials so we can quickly leave the house for a day excursion.  If you’re a beach, or boat, or park or hiking family, pack appropriate items, but always include sunscreen, water bottles, insect spray, anti-bacterial wipes, diapers if needed, and because moms always think of themselves last — sunglasses, pantiliners and maybe some lipstick. And here’s something fun and entertaining—retro instant cameras are huge this summer.”

• Fun in the Sun:  She pointed out that medical research has shown Aloe Vera can help heal the skin quicker, but of course prevention is better.  “The American Academy of Dermatology recommends using an SPF of at least 30 and reapplying every two hours.  Check the label, you’re looking for “Broad Spectrum” protection. And new studies have shown using what are called Heliocare supplements can actually help protect your skin from sun damage from the inside out.  Olive Oil, and its healthy fatty acids has a similar effect. The Mayo Clinic says sunscreen can be effective for up to three years, so if your bottle doesn’t have an expiration date, be sure to mark the bottle with the purchase date.  Of course, if you’re using the correct amount of sunscreen your bottle shouldn’t last long.  A shot glass sized amount for your body and a dime sized amount for your face.”

• Chill Out: Burns said to drink plenty of water.  “A lack of water is not only dangerous but it can make you crave food when you’re not actually hungry.  Check clothing labels for SPF and fabric content.  Breathable cotton clothing will help keep you cool.  Breathability is also important in feminine hygiene and incontinence products, especially in the hot summer months keeping your intimate areas comfortable and cool is key. Technology has come a long way. To find products with breathable technology, look for Dri-Fit Pads or Dri-Fit Liners or labels that indicate 10 times more breathable on these products.  That’s 10 times more breathable than the leading brands!* And even better, this technology is only found in store brand products, so you’re paying less for a much better product.”

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