Thermal Wear and Ann Chery Fajas during Winter Season
During cold weather, our clothes need to be warm enough to protect us from the low temperatures, especially by having special items that will allow the body to function without any problems.
When exposed to low temperatures without the correct protection, the human body has a very simple way to deal with it and protect us: the blood supply towards our feet and hands lowers so that this will go to more important organs in our head or torso like the heart, lungs, stomach, and ultimately protect them.
With the proper thermal wear many problems can be avoided, such as colds and in some extreme cases hypothermia, which according to Nurse Alicia Diaz expert on First Aids is:
“...the body temperature’s descent under 35ºC...”
This means it’s not necessary to be exposed at temperatures below 0 to suffer from hypothermia, and can cause serious damages to the body.
Therefore, here are some key aspects to take into consideration when you’re buying “Winter” clothes.
In order to feel relatively comfortable in cold weather, you need several layers of clothes to protect your body from the heat loss, similar to blanket that allows the body to keep the heat close, and the cold outside.
The first layer should be polyester of plastic fabrics: the fabric must be able to keep the body heat. These clothing should be tight and if possible, they should go from your wrists to your ankles, long shirt and long pants.
On top of this layer, Ann Chery Latex Fajas can be an ideal accessory since their internal layer makes the body produce extra heat; this way the body is not only maintaining its own heat, but the extra temperature helps our bodies keep an ideal temperature.
On top of the first layer is important to wear socks that go up until our ankles or higher, these should be made of a thin material to adjust to your feet completely and if necessary, the person can wear an extra layer before wearing shoes.
The second layer should made of wool or any materials that allow your skin to breathe while maintaining the heat generated by the first layer of clothing. This layer should be accompanied with thicker socks, also wool or thermal to prevent the heat from escaping.
The third and final layer should be a thick fabric, but not so much that the person can’t move around. This happens many times causing the person to move in awkward and clumsy way since the arms and legs cannot close or move with the necessary freedom.
These kinds of clothing should be waterproof, so that once the snow melts on top of the clothes, the water residue doesn’t enter, therefore ruining the work done by all the previous layers that were keeping the body warm and dry.
There’s no better place to buy coats than at a sports clothing store. The specialist can recommend the best brands or models according to your needs, since people who practice winter sports might have a more aerodynamic and specialized need than a person who wants to be protected from low temperatures.
Take Good Cover
You might complete your outfit with gloves, mittens made of thick material or gloves than can be used with electronic devices such as tactile cellphones.
It’s also recommended to wear scarves between the second and third layer to prevent any air draft to seep in the space around the neck and shoulders. Earmuffs and hats are also perfect to cover areas that are usually over exposed to the winter cold.
The bottom of your pants can be worn inside the shoes to have a similar effect to scarves, preventing any air draft to seep into the feet and freeze the lower limbs.
Natural fabrics, such as cotton or silk, are not recommended to preserve the heat, since once the body starts producing sweat, even at low temperatures, the liquid will stay within the fabric and once it gets colder because of the weather exposure, the cold will stay closer to the body and, instead of acting as a barrier, it will attract the cold to the chest, heart and lungs, with colds and respiratory problems as a possible consequence.
During the hard winter times, or if a person is an avid winter sports player, it’s really important to stay hydrated since the dry air of the environment can dry up the skin and the face, which is very exposed to nature eventually drying or cracking
It’s also highly recommended to use sun screen to take care and protect the skin as much as possible, as well as moisturizing creams that function as a water complement allowing the skin to be hydrated and healthy
Follow these tips and fully enjoy the winter season.