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Want to beat the fine lines, dark spots, and possibly deadly effects of too much sunshine? A sun hat might be your new best friend. Here’s what to look for in order to find the best sun hats for women.
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It’s common practice to slather on some sunscreen when the summer rays are beating down. But do you need sunscreen in winter, too? It can be confusing, so we’re covering everything you need to know to stay sun safe 365 days a year.
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I really enjoy being a part of our hat photoshoots and it's fun to watch the photographers and everyone involved on the production side do their thing. Our photographer for this fashion photography shoot was Carly Brown, we love her style and she has a calming personality and was kind enough to introduce us to Bee Cooper, Sky Jamieson and Montana Lower. Three beautiful women with super fun personalities. It's all about personality in fashion photography, capturing the essence of our eco friendly hats and showcasing sustainable fashion!Generally on a hat photoshoot, we use just the shots we need for our website or catalog, but there are always so many extra shots that go unseen.
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Travel on!If you’re thinking about hitting the road for a family vacation, think about packing one of our family vacation hats in your suitcase or day bag. They’re built for travel and will keep you cool and dry when necessary. Check out a few smart parents wearing Conner Hats designed tough enough to withstand kids. Though they don't taste very good. ConnerSee the world as your kids doI’ve noticed the more travel we do with our kids, the more confident and relaxed they become with being on the move. It’s amazing to see how much they learn by meeting new people and by being exposed to so many different experiences.
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They have big hats! According to Geographic, our heads are getting bigger --- and they don't mean that as a figure of speech. New measurements of hundreds of skulls of white Americans born between 1825 and 1985 suggest that their typical noggin height has grown by about a third of an inch (eight millimeters). It may not sound like much, but the growth translates to roughly a tennis ball's worth of new space, which is quite interesting for people with big heads. I can't guess the implications of this jump in cranial size, but other research shows a bigger...
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