Did you know that UV rays cause 90% of skin cancers and the signs of aging and can pass through your car windows and windshield?

Introducing the Araya Visor! With its transparent see-through lens, this visor offers unrivaled protection. The adjustable comfort band keeps it in place during any activity. Whether you're playing pickle ball, beach volleyball, practicing yoga, or cartwheeling in the grass, this visor provides long-lasting comfort with no pressure on your head. Say goodbye to messy sunscreen and hello to flawless skin. 

Araya visor are adjustable, scratch and heat-resistant. They offer exceptional visibility and a cooling effect. 

This sleek visor comes in black or champagne. Travel bag included with purchase!

Araya visors provide certified UPF 50+ protection.

◦Provides maximum sun protection, blocking 98% + UVA/UVB rays

◦ANSI Z80.3 Certified 

◦Heat Resistant 

◦Scratch Resistant 

◦Protects the cornea and retina from UV damage

◦Durable, comfortable, easily sanitized 

using a microfiber or other soft cloth

◦PVC-Free 

◦Comfort strap with adjustable velcro closure

FAQ

How do I clean my visor?

Clean with a soft microfiber cloth and water. Do not use abrasive material or chemicals. Any product you use to clean your glasses with would work well your visor.

What percentage of UV rays do your visors block?

The highest rating available to be certified is 98% + of UVA and UVB rays. This means we are certified UPF 50+. 

Do I need to use sun protection along with my visor? 

Although our visors are UPF 50+ it's always a good practice to use a mineral sunscreen.

Is the band on your head adjustable?

Yes, our Carina and Sasi bands have an opening in the back and are flexible to fit many different head sizes. Our Dorado visor has a velcro strap that can adjust from 20.5-22.7 inches.

Is the part covering your face adjustable?

Yes, the shield snaps into over 10 different visibility settings. It can be pulled down to completely block face or stay up to be used as a standard visor.

Can I wear while driving?

Although we ourselves wear while driving, we want to caution against anything that obstructs your vision.

Can glasses be worn under a visor?

Yes! There is enough space to wear your glasses, but our visors can replace your non prescription sunglasses as they protect your cornea and retina from UV damage. 

When should I wear my visor?

After facial treatment: Your skin is delicate after facials, peels, lasers, exfoliation, or other treatments. When you get/or do  a treatment layers of your skin are taken off, revealing youthful, new skin and it’s even more important to protect from the sun as it is extra susceptible to sun and environmental damage. Make sure your protecting yourself by staying out of the sun completely if possible or wearing a certified UPF 50+ shield that protects the entire treatment area. Avoid any sun for 72 hours after, and keep sun at a minimum for 2 weeks following.

When pregnant: the surge of hormones when you are pregnant leads to a higher susceptibility to sun damage and pigmentation. When pregnant, you are at risk for a condition called "chloasma", which appears as dark spots around the cheekbones, mouth, and eyes. This is a more important time that ever to make sure your skin is protected from the sun's harmful rays. 

When on warm vacations: Especially anywhere near the equator. UV rays stay high ALL year long in Central America, Caribbean, etc. You can check your locations daily UV rating on the weather app. Anything above a 2 requires sun protection. A rating of 3-5 is considered moderate, 6-7 high, 8-10 very high, and 11+ is extreme.

When in the snow: snow reflects up to 90% of UV radiation, meaning you are at risk for nearly a double dose of UV! The thinner atmosphere at high altitudes also absorbs less UV radiation from the sun, increasing your risk for UV damage. Make sure you wear a full visor to keep any glare from filtering in.