Your UV Bracelet
Your bracelet changes colour
in UV light ☀️
A simple, kid-friendly way to show that UV rays are present — even when the day doesn't feel especially sunny.
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The beads react to UV light —
not heat, not brightness
UV-reactive beads contain a pigment that responds to ultraviolet light. When UV rays are present, the beads shift colour. When you step indoors or into shade, they gradually return to their resting tone.
Up to 80% of UV rays pass through cloud cover. The bracelet helps make this invisible risk visible — a great conversation starter with kids.
The stronger the colour change, the more UV light is present. Bright purple or pink typically indicates a higher UV level outdoors.
Window glass blocks most UV, so the beads will typically fade back indoors. A great way to show kids how protection works.
A gentle reminder for sunny days
The bracelet is a teaching tool — not a substitute for sun protection. If the beads are changing colour, it's a good moment to check in on these everyday habits.
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