Message from @Static
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So i dont know what you're trying to prove here
Other than you dont know how to read Ig uess
Not surprising though
Usually, your natural skin tone already is good enough.
Ok but take for example Africa vs Sweden
@Bloodedge explain white people that go from white/pale to tan?
African people can take heat much better than me
that's not "all they'll ever have"
My skin would get fried
the fuck do you mean "not that tanning does"
but that sun exposure is that's the same fucking thing lol
Controlled damage to the skin. You're deliberately cooking your skin to a nice tan, or damaging it.
Why do you think people who tan use tanning oil?
that's not what melanin is
Sunscreen won't get you shit.
that's sun burning
the lack of melanin
Bruuuuh
Sunscreen protects your skin from burning by repelling UV rays.
The opposite of what you want in a tan.
Sun screens aren’t to protect you from tans
Yes they are.
yes because a lot of people that tan TAN for long periods of time which increases the likelyhood of burning
They’re to protect you from UV rays
they also do it during peak hours
If you repel UV rays you don't tan.
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<:feels:280645240572870656> but I do
their point isn't to get more tan it's to get more Vit D
That's probably because you're using the wrong SPF index.
Wdym
But the proper SPF shouldn't get you tanned.
SPF index is how much UV rays does the suncreen allow to pass.
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The lowerst is like 5, the highest is SPF 100.
it's a farce
“Of course you can still get tan while wearing sunscreen,” Serrador says. “It all depends on the strength of the SPF.”
just get more melanin bro stop being a pale skeleton get that sun
“There is no sunscreen that will block 100 percent of UV rays, so your skin — especially if it burns easily — may still get some color even with it on, just at a slower rate.”
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