Should I use suncream?

[Lonenely sigma]

So I am spending 30 days on my trip to Greece.

My blue eyes stand out more when I am tanned and I am generally quite pale so yeah.

Anywaaay... idgaf about skin cancer but would putting sunscream on make my tan last longer?

My skin is already Gypsy-tier brown after just 16 days and I have 14 to go

 

[crazyguy]

So I am spending 30 days on my trip to Greece.

My blue eyes stand out more when I am tanned and I am generally quite pale so yeah.

Anywaaay... idgaf about skin cancer but would putting sunscream on make my tan last longer?

My skin is already Gypsy-tier brown after just 16 days and I have 14 to go

sunscreen is goyslop

 

[DRACOX]

So I am spending 30 days on my trip to Greece.

My blue eyes stand out more when I am tanned and I am generally quite pale so yeah.

Anywaaay... idgaf about skin cancer but would putting sunscream on make my tan last longer?

My skin is already Gypsy-tier brown after just 16 days and I have 14 to go

Yeah most likely.

 

[Sceptical]

yes, use it

 

[Lonenely sigma]

sunscreen is goyslop

Sounds like it tbf...

I mean if I got a deadly cancer from literally standing outside during summer then I should probably just die lowkey

Yeah most likely.

It makes sense because if I tanned too much my dead skincells could recover quicker because they were damaged more and thus I'd lose my color more quickly

 

[aryan mogger]

sunscreen is jewish lol

 

[FaceandBBC]

Sunscreen is good for your skin long term according to experts.

 

[Lonenely sigma]

sunscreen is jewish lol

Sunscreen is good for your skin long term according to experts.

@Sceptical you didn't help in this case either, if @aryan mogger was my abusive mother and @FaceandBBC was my abusive father, you'd be... you'd.... be...

Beer

 

[aryan mogger]

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i would never lie to you bro!
"according to experts" come on

 

[Lonenely sigma]

i would never lie to you bro!
"according to experts" come on

Jamie, pull the "early life section" of those experts out

 

[androsterone]

yes n word