What is Aquaini?

Want a fun day at the beach? Want to go swimming? Or want to try water sports but can't find a way to protect your modesty and skin? Aquaini (Burkini) is here to solve your problems. It's a swimming costume with an extension. It covers all parts of the body except the hands,feet and face. It's safe,secure and smart. 

Behind the Idea:

Few years ago, I purchased my first ever covered swimwear from Malaysia. After, having a baby I gained some weight so therefore I was on a mission again to purchase another covered swimwear as I was going on a beach holiday. I also wanted to enjoy in the water just like other holiday makers. However, after my research I was unable to find a swimwear according to my choice. I joined hands with my friend to support me in this idea as a helper and a business partner. As we both are full time mothers, decent price was one of the main factors along with good quality and appearance. This led us to design a swimwear and here we present our very own collection of Aquaini. 

Benefits of Aquaini:

-Protects you from harmful UV rays

-No hassle of applying sun cream

-Waterproof hood- helps keep hair healthy 

-Keeps your modesty intact while in water

-Made from water-protected polyester

This swimwear not only falls under religious boundaries but it is also for consumers who are self concious about their body or they desire to stay modest in public. This type of swimwear is widely used amongst non Muslim Australians as it provides skin protection and it is highly recommended by the Skin Care Association of AUS that this type of swimwear blocks 97.5% of sunrays.

According to the Cancer Research UK more than two people under 35 in Britain are diagnosed each day with malignant melanoma-the deadliest form of skin cancer.

The rise is continuing and sunbeds are to blame for the increase. Using a sunbed before the age of 35 increase your risk of melanoma by 75%. Young women in particular need to take care; they are more than twice likely to be diagnosed as young men. 

(BBC article source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-12970061)

 According to the Daily Mail article " The rise in the disease,traditionally diagnose in the elderly and middle aged, suggests sun worshipping Britons have ignored warning about the dangers of UV radiation in pursuit of the perfect suntan"

"Those heading for the sun are advised to limit sunbathing, when the sun is less intense. Skin should be covered wherever possible and broad spectrum sunscreen applied liberally and regularly"

(Daily Mail article source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1038755/Skin-cancer-rates-women-thirties-soar-50per-cent.html)

The solution to these facts is clear. Enjoy the sun safely by protecting your body by wearing Aquaini swimwear.