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Refreshing caps

Sunburn, headaches and heat-related fatigue will soon be a distant memory 👀

Make way for refreshing caps and hats from the Polycool range, with their ultra-absorbent fiber panels that keep you cool for hours!

Trempe, Essor, et c'est frais 😎

Saharan cap, bandana, cooling hat... they all feature UPF 50+ UV protection ☀️


  • Bandeau rafraîchissant sport g-heat blanc Bandeau rafraîchissant sport g-heat blanc
    New arrival

    Cooling sports headband

    12.90 €

    Instant freshness

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  • Casquette sport rafraichissante noire Casquette sport rafraichissante noire
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    Cooling sports cap

    29.90 €

    Instant refreshment

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  • Calot rafraichissant noir Calot rafraichissant noir
    New arrival

    Cooling cap

    17.90 €

    Instant freshness

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    Refreshing cap

    24.90 €

    Adjustable

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  • Refreshing safari cap

    24.90 €

    UV protection

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  • Anti-UV cooling hat

    39.90 €

    UV protection

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  • Refreshing bandana

    9.90 €

    Immediate coolness

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  • Saharan cap Anti UV

    29.90 €

    UV protection

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Heat Wave: How Does the Human Body Cope with the Heat?

37°C is the internal temperature our body must maintain, summer and winter alike, to function properly. But when faced with a heat wave, how does our body adapt? Let’s take a closer look at thermoregulation and ways to stay cool.

The Human Body: A Natural Thermostat

Humans are homeotherms, capable of maintaining a constant internal temperature regardless of external heat. This fascinating process, called thermoregulation, relies on several mechanisms:

  • Sweating: As sweat evaporates, it cools the skin.
  • Vasodilation: Blood vessels dilate, bringing more blood to the skin’s surface to dissipate heat.
  • Ventilation: we breathe faster to release heat through exhaled air.

When heat becomes a danger

When the outside temperature is too high, thermoregulation can be put to the test. Hypothermia and hyperthermia are the two dangers to watch out for.

Beating the Heat: The Right Steps

To help your body stay cool, adopt the right habits:

  • Stay hydrated regularly, even if you aren’t thirsty.
  • Wear light, loose-fitting clothing made of cotton or linen.
  • Stay in the shade and avoid intense physical activity in the heat.
  • Opt for cool showers and baths.
  • Use cooling towels for relief.

Cooling cap: the lifesaving solution

G-Heat cooling caps offer immediate and long-lasting relief during extreme heat. Whether you’re an athlete, an outdoor worker, or simply sensitive to heat, they help you face the summer with peace of mind.

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