Fall may be here, but the sun never stops shining!
With the temperatures dropping, I’m switching over to autumn driving gloves. I like to protect my hands all year round. The aging UVA rays are strong rain or shine. And this is how I keep hand spots away.
If you drive regularly, the sunlight that reaches your skin in the car will damage it. It doesn’t show up right away. But those sun spots that you see on older people’s hands do pop up eventually!
A friend of mine started noticing hand spots in her early 30’s. She had done some rowing (crew) in her 20’s. She truly regrets not having worn sunscreen on her hands then.
Hand spots are tough to remove once they’re deposited. So you’re best best is to prevent them from showing up in the first place. The headache of correcting them later can be so easily avoided!
Just wear gloves and apply sunscreen to your hands. It’s as easy as that!
This driving glove is made of a soft and comfortable leather from Italy.
In the spring and summer, when the temperatures are high and leather is too hot, I wear inexpensive cotton gloves with a pimple grip, which keep my hands from slipping on the steering wheel.
You can see and buy them here:
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