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You have to look good in your sunglasses. There is no question about that. After all, they sit right in the middle of your face! And while they are on, your sunglasses are probably the first thing that somebody else notices on your face. But of course, to look good in a pair of sunglasses, you don't need to go out and spend a bundle on them. From a simple trip to a pharmacy, department store or superstore, to a quick search online, it's easy to see that you can find yourself an eye-catching pair of sunglasses at a reasonable price.
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But looks aren't everything! Sunglasses serve an important purpose, besides shading your eyes and complementing your good looks. They guard your eyes and your vision from the dangerous ultraviolet, or UV, rays of the sun. Just as these UV rays can cause sunburn, sunspots, and skin cancer on the rest of your body, these harmful UV rays can also damage your eyes. One type of UV light in particular UVBs can cause temporary blindness with a condition called photokeratitis, or snow blindness
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