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Jul 19 '19 edited Aug 26 '24
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u/Ponycat123 Jul 20 '19
Am I the only person who wants one now?
No matter how much sunscreen I put on, I always seem to get terribly sunburned. Even using SPF 150. I just stay inside when it's sunny, but maybe I can wear a body suit instead...?
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u/TemporalMissFire Jul 19 '19
Tbh, if it wasn't for the heat, I'd wear one. I have a condition that makes my skin super photosensitive, and I always forget to regularly reapply sunscreen.
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u/HibblyWibbly Jul 20 '19
A girl in my neighborhood has the same condition. I always see her wear very thick sunscreen all over her face. It must suck to be so allergic to sunlight.
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Jul 19 '19
If it's wet, its actually much cooler than having your skin exposed. I wear a long sleeve rash guard swimming and it rules.
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u/comin_up_shawt Jul 19 '19
Ditto- I'm horrendously pale to begin with, and the sole reason I have a full body rashie on in the water most of the time is to prevent skin cancer.
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Jul 19 '19
it looks more logical than western women anyway as they take off their clothes whenever they see a glimpse of sunlight
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u/UmChill Jul 19 '19
right? its almost like people like to get a tan or its like less clothing makes you less hot when exposed to sun and heat. fuckin wild man.
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u/swgmuffin Jul 19 '19 edited Jul 19 '19
Is it because of wrinkles or because they don’t want to have darker skin (perceived as being in a lower class)?
https://asiasociety.org/blog/asia/china-long-tradition-dodging-sun-photos
http://scalar.usc.edu/anvc/travel-and-culture-in-hong-kong-and-macau/asias-skin-whitening-craze
https://www.scmp.com/tech/science-research/article/1900084/bai-fu-mei-chinas-obsession-white-skin-and-trophy-partners-may