How long does it take an average person to burn under sun without sunscreen?

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the reason people burn in the sun is because they don't expose themselves gradually, they just hop in a plane after working in a dark office for most of the year to sit in the mediterranean sun.

with gradual exposure it takes hours to burn even without sunscreen.
 
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the reason people burn in the sun is because they don't expose themselves gradually, they just hop in a plane after working in a dark office for most of the year to sit in the mediterranean sun.

with gradual exposure it takes hours to burn even without sunscreen.
so once a day is more than enough?
 
so once a day is more than enough?
not by a long shot so this information probably doesn't apply to you, I'm just making a point that burning in the sun isn't as natural as we think it is, even the palest of our ancestors didn't burn because their bodies were exposed to the sun gradually as the season got warmer.
 
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suncreen effect wears off even when you are not on the sun. so applying every 2-3 hours is a must. although i dunno how guys follow this routine- its super annoying, especially for those who frequently leave theri basement.

on retin 1.0% every other day. still no suncreen. only applying it if i go out out and there is hardcore sunshine. But on most days i never use it.
 
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suncreen effect wears off even when you are not on the sun. so applying every 2-3 hours is a must. although i dunno how guys follow this routine- its super annoying, especially for those who frequently leave theri basement.

on retin 1.0% every other day. still no suncreen. only applying it if i go out out and there is hardcore sunshine. But on most days i never use it.
not by a long shot so this information probably doesn't apply to you, I'm just making a point that burning in the sun isn't as natural as we think it is, even the palest of our ancestors didn't burn because their bodies were exposed to the sun gradually as the season got warmer.
as i posted above, if you go start to burn after 20 minute under sun without spf, you last 600 minute with spf.

but it gradually decreases. but literally who cares since spf 10 blocks %90 of uvb.

seems like once a day is more than enough.
 
I never have sunburned yet I have light skin
 
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