How to get rid of unhealthy tan (sun burn)

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the sun fucked my skin , and idk how to get rid of the tan and im rotting in my room and it’s still the same
 
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hydroquinone + spf
retinoids also may help
 
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NZb6Air said:
how to fix sunburn hydroquinone + spf nice one my nigga
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can you provide me a scienctific evidence against my comment , or you just gonna spam random surgery names
 
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Litekiller11 said:
can you provide me a scienctific evidence against my comment , or you just gonna spam random surgery names
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for sunburn you stay in your room until it heals and i'm trolling with bimax if u didn't realize since the question is retarded
 
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NZb6Air said:
for sunburn you stay in your room until it heals and i'm trolling with bimax if u didn't realize since the question is retarded
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I don’t I have the money to do bimax anyway 😭🙏🏻
 
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NZb6Air said:
for sunburn you stay in your room until it heals and i'm trolling with bimax if u didn't realize since the question is retarded
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for a sunburn and unhealthy tan mostly your body wont eliminate the melanin deep stored in your face , UV rays penetrate solid surfaces so spf is a must , which means your theory of locking yourself in a room until it heals is bullshit , which means you dont know shit about this
 
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NZb6Air said:
:lul:
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However, not as many people realize that their houses can also be damaged by the sun. Ultraviolet (UV) wavelengths can penetrate solid surfaces, significantly damaging most materials that receive overabundant exposure. UV light exists outside of the visible spectrum for humans
UV rays can be reflected off of open water, grass, sand, snow, concrete and painted walls. You can get a sunburn in the shade or when skiing on a cold, winter day. Coarse and soft surfaces like grass
V rays are categorized based on how much energy they emit. The highest-energy UV rays can cause severe damage to anything that experiences too much exposure to UV radiation, including buildings
 
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NZb6Air said:
yes this totally means it penetrates walls, shut the fuck up retard :lul::lul::lul:
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picked the one you want it retard:lul::lul::lul:
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H Ultraviolet (UV) wavelengths can penetrate solid surfaces, significantly damaging most materials that receive overabundant exposure. UV light exists outside of the visible spectrum for humans
The highest-energy UV rays can cause severe damage to anything that experiences too much exposure to UV radiation, including buildings
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why you didnt reply to this :lul::lul::lul:
what a fucking ignorant , shut the fuck up retard :lul::lul:
 
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Litekiller11 said:
for a sunburn and unhealthy tan mostly your body wont eliminate the melanin deep stored in your face , UV rays penetrate solid surfaces so spf is a must , which means your theory of locking yourself in a room until it heals is bullshit , which means you dont know shit about this
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Doesn't SPF mean percentage of protection from the sun's rays? How tf will protect me from it if I am not exposed to it?
 
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Litekiller11 said:
However, not as many people realize that their houses can also be damaged by the sun. Ultraviolet (UV) wavelengths can penetrate solid surfaces, significantly damaging most materials that receive overabundant exposure. UV light exists outside of the visible spectrum for humans
UV rays can be reflected off of open water, grass, sand, snow, concrete and painted walls. You can get a sunburn in the shade or when skiing on a cold, winter day. Coarse and soft surfaces like grass
V rays are categorized based on how much energy they emit. The highest-energy UV rays can cause severe damage to anything that experiences too much exposure to UV radiation, including buildings
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damn , i see now
 
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incle said:
Doesn't SPF mean percentage of protection from the sun's rays? How tf will protect me from it if I am not exposed to it?
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UV rays will come to your face if you are exposed to it or not exposed to it , everyone who go to the journey to remove unhealthy tan use spf , spf is a must
 
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NZb6Air said:
it doenst go thru concrete walls u nigger

are you retarded
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are you really this stupid , unless you lock yourself in 17 cm thick walls without opening the doors uv rays will go to your face , i live in a sunny country when it rarely rains and i know what i am talking about from experience
 
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incle said:
nigga how tf i will know if he’s right or nah?
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he's just ignorant dude , he doesnt know what hes talking about , he just go spam surgery names on all threads
 
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Litekiller11 said:
he's just ignorant dude , he doesnt know what hes talking about , he just go spam surgery names on all threads
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1723865415066


:lul::lul::lul::lul::lul::lul:
 
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NZb6Air said:
he's fucking saying uv rays go thru solid walls :lul::lul: use your brain
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wifi rays go thru sold walls , sound rays go thru solid walls , what stopping uv rays then ?
 
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NZb6Air said:
he's fucking saying uv rays go thru solid walls :lul::lul: use your brain
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However, not as many people realize that their houses can also be damaged by the sun. Ultraviolet (UV) wavelengths can penetrate solid surfaces, significantly damaging most materials that receive overabundant exposure. UV light exists outside of the visible spectrum for humans
UV rays can be reflected off of open water, grass, sand, snow, concrete and painted walls. You can get a sunburn in the shade or when skiing on a cold, winter day. Coarse and soft surfaces like grass
V rays are categorized based on how much energy they emit. The highest-energy UV rays can cause severe damage to anything that experiences too much exposure to UV radiation, including buildings
i really dont know what do you want more other than this , at this rate you just humiliate yourself
 
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incle said:
in my country I think yeah , it’s about 50 degrees in summer bro it’s feels like hell
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dude me too haha , even if i lock myself i will die from the heat , he doesnt know what he's talking about ignore him
 
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Litekiller11 said:
this your argument ? what this suppose to mean ? are you really this desperate ?
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Yes i'm gonna tell a 20 iq retard that the reason UV rays don't go thru solid walls is cause they're high energy which makes them easily absorbed by material and heating it in contrast with wifi and sound waves which are very low energy relatively and he's gonna understand me and totally not tell me sunlight hits you during skiing :lul: STFU NIGGA
 
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NZb6Air said:
Yes i'm gonna tell a 20 iq retard that the reason UV rays don't go thru solid walls is cause they're high energy which makes them easily absorbed by material and heating it in contrast with wifi and sound waves which are very low energy relatively and he's gonna understand me and totally not tell me sunlight hits you during skiing :lul: STFU NIGGA
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is this your argument , are you really this desperate ? the only dumb low iq simpleminded retard here is you
Can sun rays go through walls?
Left untreated, concrete floors, walls, masonry, and stucco will suffer from the relentless assault of UV radiation
Can sunlight pass through walls?
While the wall blocks the light, the interaction between the photons and the magnetic field will generate a UBDM field which travels through it.
Whether you're working from home, at the office, or simply spending your weekends indoors, sunscreen is vital.
The short answer is yes, you need to wear sunscreen indoors.
Although many associate sunscreen as an outdoor-only essential, dermatologists recommend wearing it indoors.
Many people tend to think that if they can't see the sun, they aren't at risk of sun damage to their skin. According to dermatology specialists, however, sunscreen is still necessary. Sunburns happen when your skin is overexposed to ultraviolet (UV) rays, and UV rays aren't stopped by clouds.
 
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incle said:
real he’s probably in country that their summer is like our winter
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dont mind him he's a negative useless toxic joke , i was the same as you , spf is crucial imo , use kojic acid if you are unsure about hydroquinone and start using tret or adapalene
 
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dont forget to get a uva uvb sunscreen protection
 
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@NZb6Air do you have a window in your house ? pretty sure the answer is yes , then spf is necessary
 
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:feelshah:Man, that's wild, bruh. See, you ain't built for the sun like we is. You tryna hide from it, but it don't work like that. You can't just wash it off or stay inside and make it go away, nah. That's just how it be, yo. You ain't got that melanin to protect you, so the sun be messin' with you. I dunno what to tell you, man. You just gotta deal with it, 'cause it ain't goin' nowhere.:feelshah:
 
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Litekiller11 said:
dont mind him he's a negative useless toxic joke , i was the same as you , spf is crucial imo , use kojic acid if you are unsure about hydroquinone and start using tret or adapalene
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thx for the advice
 
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FascisstChad said:
:feelshah:Man, that's wild, bruh. See, you ain't built for the sun like we is. You tryna hide from it, but it don't work like that. You can't just wash it off or stay inside and make it go away, nah. That's just how it be, yo. You ain't got that melanin to protect you, so the sun be messin' with you. I dunno what to tell you, man. You just gotta deal with it, 'cause it ain't goin' nowhere.:feelshah:
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I live in country with 50 degrees bro , fym ain’t built for that sun
 
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FascisstChad said:
:feelshah:Man, that's wild, bruh. See, you ain't built for the sun like we is. You tryna hide from it, but it don't work like that. You can't just wash it off or stay inside and make it go away, nah. That's just how it be, yo. You ain't got that melanin to protect you, so the sun be messin' with you. I dunno what to tell you, man. You just gotta deal with it, 'cause it ain't goin' nowhere.:feelshah:
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all fun until you live in average sunny 45C , daily and it rarely rains , i am not joking i still havent seen snowing and never touched the snow in my life
 
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Litekiller11 said:
all fun until you live in average sunny 45C , daily and it rarely rains , i am not joking i still havent seen snowing and never touched the snow in my life
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real bro I need to play with snow before I die
 
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