Physical job age you faster. Especially if you stay exposed in the sun. Even if you don't, labor always age you faster.
It helps keep the blood circulating which helps you stay young. And if youre not near any windows or out in the sun or if you wear sunscreen youre fine
yea true. working out doesnt age you. but working a mcwageslave job where u do physical shit ages you.
bro what other job is there to do when ur only starting college
Sunscreen won't block every ray of UV.. best avoid jobs require you to stay near the sun. Restaurant job might not age you but hard labor like construction field or warehouse moving shit around will definitely age you faster.
Not much apart from those.... I thought you were older. Tbh, it doesn't matter if you're wagecucking in those jobs and studying at 18-20 everyone knows you're not their forever. Its not gonna statusmin you (yet). In fact will give you a cash halo and determination halo
Yea bro at least im not alone also my life got set back like 2 years cuz i got hit by a car so im only 2nd year college and im 20.Not much apart from those.... I thought you were older. Tbh, it doesn't matter if you're wagecucking in those jobs and studying at 18-20 everyone knows you're not their forever. Its not gonna statusmin you (yet). In fact will give you a cash halo and determination halo
There are no other jobs. You just gotta do it. Just avoid jobs that you need to be under the sun. If ur in the building it's okay I think. Just wear sunscreen just like the guy above said tbh. Avoid excessive physical labor like construction field.
Sunscreens that are spf50+ block 99%+ of uvb rays (rays responsible for sunburn/skin redness) and 94%+ of uva rays (rays responsible for collagen loss) so you shouldnt have to worry about the sun if you use that kind of sunscreen.
You gotta wear too much sunscreen to block properly, and no one wears enough
Only a teaspoon is required its not that much
You should definitely wear more to block 99percent
Using more than a teaspoon wont block more rays, you could put a liter of spf50+ sunscreen on your face and youd still only block 94% of uva rays and 99% of uvb rays
SPF is only a measure of UVB protection. A lot of filters used in US sunscreens are not very good at protecting from UVA. You want it to be broad spectrum. Me personally, I just opt for zinc oxide based sunscreens and forget about it
In my country Spf50+ means youre guaranteed protection from 94% or more UVA rays and 99% or more UVB rays (if it says broad protection. I guess its different in the US
Perhaps the + is what makes it different, I’ve seen the + appended to PA/UVA protection grade ratings for sunscreen in europe and other countries.
i gotta be by the window but i got a hat + spf 50 moisturizer. i dont notice any burnning
If u dont sweat and can reapply every couple hours you'll be good
