Protecting the unexplored depths of your skin. Near-infrared is the standard beauty professionals look for in a parasol.
Now that "100% UV protection" has become the standard specification for parasols, the next thing that beauty experts are turning their attention to is the invisible "true nature of heat."
Recently, we have been receiving an increasing number of highly specific inquiries at our store, such as, "Can parasols also block near-infrared rays?" In the past, parasols were used to keep skin white.
However, it has now evolved into a kind of "portable skin care device" that helps maintain the "structure" of the skin, such as firmness and elasticity.
Energy that penetrates deeper and quieter than UV rays.
Why does sun exposure make your skin feel tired? The key to this lies in infrared rays, which account for roughly half of the sun's energy, and in particular "near-infrared rays."
While ultraviolet (UV) rays damage the surface of the skin, near-infrared rays have the ability to penetrate deeper, from the dermis layer to subcutaneous tissue and even the muscle layer.
This energy interferes with the collagen and elastin network that supports the youthfulness of the skin, causing invisible damage to accumulate.
"I don't have a tan, but my skin just doesn't feel as healthy." The underlying cause of this discomfort may be the effect of this deeply penetrating light.
The pinnacle of engineering, condensed into a three-layer structure.
AMVEL's " HEATBLOCK " aims to provide overwhelming defensive power for this unknown territory.
We have adopted a three-layer structure, with one layer of fabric and two layers of advanced PU (polyurethane) coating.
What's important is not the number of layers, but the quality. There are umbrellas on the market that have four or even five layers, but as the thickness increases, the lightness of the umbrella is compromised.
Our unique coating technology has enabled us to create an incredibly thin and light fabric that blocks 99.9% of near-infrared rays. This is not just an extension of light blocking, but an attempt to scientifically control the wavelength of light.
From now on, when choosing a parasol, you will shift from "point" care such as sun protection to "surface" care that protects your skin for the future. A parasol that pursues functional beauty will surely satisfy your aesthetic sense.
