Did you know that heat reducing drinks can be harmful to your skin?
Sunbathing is very beneficial for health, it is also a treasure trove of vitamin D and most people, especially those living in colder countries, head to the beach to sunbathe as soon as summer arrives.
Picnics are also organized in summer in Pakistan, one chooses a beach, a farmhouse or a water park, where cold drinks are used to cool down the heat in the sun.
According to experts, if you use lemon water or any ‘citrus juice’ in these cold drinks, be careful because if these drinks fall on your bare skin while in the sun, there is a risk of skin burns or damage. Is.
American experts have named it ‘lime or margarita burns’. They say that burning from Lyme or margarita is a skin reaction called phytophotodermatitis.
Experts say this happens when your skin is exposed to plant compounds called furanocoumarins.
These compounds make your skin more sensitive to ultraviolet (UVA) rays.
In such a case, if lemon water or citrus juice falls on someone’s skin, itchy red marks appear or blisters may also form.
The severity of the reaction on the skin depends on the amount of lemon juice or citrus juice and the heat of the sun.
However, in such a case, a doctor should be consulted immediately to avoid any major damage.
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