It is not surprising if the negligence of applying sunscreen and bask in the exposure to direct sunlight is a major disaster for beautiful skin. Wrinkles, black line, and burning appear everywhere. Oh, no.. 

However, those who think that skin is protected against the windshield while driving, or safe when it was near a window, may be surprised by the findings of these experts.

A team from University College Hospital, Besancon, France, conducted the first study about the relevance of age face with sun exposure. They found women who worked in an office near a window or often drive a car, side of the face is often affected by exposure to the sun so it looks older than 7 years the face side that is rarely exposed to sunlight. 

Why is likely to damage the skin even if only in the car for a few hours? This is because the glass material or glass can only block UVB rays, while UVA rays which is one of the main suspect causes sunburn and wrinkles, can get through the material easily. 

Side of the face or exposed skin can be faster than the old 2 times a given skin protection gel. The impact could be more than just black lines and wrinkles. So, if you want to perch in the window, then you should remain diligent in applying sunscreen.