Britney Spears Got The Worst Celebrity Sunburn I’ve Ever Seen… Why Some People Burn & Others Tan

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Britney Spears Has The Worst Celebrity Sunburn I’ve Ever Seen… Why Some People Burn & Others Tan
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@eryan1419 Жыл бұрын

As an Australian it’s insane how many people here do not wear sunscreen, especially in Summer. It’s engrained in us from as soon as we can talk through school and campaigns but somewhere along the way people just stop applying it… and it’s probably the worst place to not apply it! The sun is down here trying to kill us! Most of my extended family have either had spots extracted or full blown cancer, and yet nothing is learned.

@criminal017_ Жыл бұрын

We should get Britney into the skincare community, she used to love getting facials done in her early 20's but after the conservatorship they cut all of these extra expenses... She probably lost touch with all of that

@msk-qp6fn Жыл бұрын

That too but I am 75% sure Britney probably grew up with the sun is good for your skin type of mentality.

@eewahnah Жыл бұрын

@@msk-qp6fn as an Eastern European we still have that belief and when I try to explain that to my mom and grandma they don't wanna listen cuz they like the tan even though they get burned too as a result

@lindseystein9676 Жыл бұрын

I think she had an ig post a few months back talking about new skincare & make up products. So, maybe she’ll get into skincare community soon

@criminal017_ Жыл бұрын

@Will she probably didn't get to choose them. And it was more of a quick fix than a preventative method which is more advisable. Honestly I think she aged well considering she smokes, doesn't wear sunscreen and the amount of stress she endured

@ToyCircle Жыл бұрын

@@msk-qp6fn omg alot of the older people here in my country have that mindset too and it unfortunately has passed down to the younger generation. However, thanks to globalization and tiktok becoming super popular, there is an abundance of pro-sunscreen message out there so a lot of skincare loving youngsters are really into their sunscreen here. Anyways back to the unfortunate mindset, once we had to be outside for some sports activity and it was super sunny that morning and I was feeling uncomfortable and this person I know was like the morning sun is good for you 🤗 and I cringed.

@waxandsulfur Жыл бұрын

I had to watch my dad’s best friend get skin cancer from one bad burn in his early 30s and pass away within a year. It was awful. I’m such a stickler for sunscreen and hound my friends but people “want to tan” and don’t listen a lot of the time. It gets very frustrating! I just entered my 30s and I’ve already had two moles removed that were potentially cancerous (they weren’t thankfully!) and I wear sunscreen constantly. I wish more people would consider the consequences of not taking good care of your skin against UV rays.

@ChrystalPaull Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you addressed this because I could feel the pain when I saw Britney's IG post 😬 I had skin cancer in 2019. I'm so religious with sunscreen now and never am not covered up in the sun. Hope everything fine with your mole 💙

@cassthompson3386 Жыл бұрын

Bless her heart ❤ 🥺 I've been noticing lately that poor Britney has a lot of sun damage on her skin. She lives in Florida. She is always vacationing somewhere tropical as well. It's very obvious that she LOVES being in the sun 🌞 and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that! I just wish she would protect her skin. She already has significant sun damage and she is only going to get more...and on top of the ridiculous amount of stress that she has had to endure over the years, her skin is taking a lot of damage. I just want her to be well and FREE and live her best life 😁

@stephaniegrehan9084 Жыл бұрын

I think it's wild that you have to go to a dermatologist to get a spot checked. In Australia all of the GP's remove sun spots and cancer because it's so common - you can't wait for a referral to a derm! Or pay for a specialist for every spot! We treat it/cut it out ASAP.

@lexihernandez7003 Жыл бұрын

cassandra this information was so helpfu! we are currently learning about skin and burns in my nursing health assessment course. i was able to connect what i’ve learned in class and combine it with skin care! thank you for not only providing us with skin care knowledge but elaborating on the pathophysiology and mechanisms that are involved ❤️

@shannonm2181 Жыл бұрын

Thank you for saying we are WORTHY of being taken care of🥺❤.. sometimes you don't realize you need to hear that until someone tells you that. Brought tears to my eyes Cassandra.

@emmalarsson8291 Жыл бұрын

I live in Sweden. My husband has always had some bigger moles on the back, and they started to change. We take a photograph of his back every summer, and this was very helpful, as we could actually see moles changing from year to year. The dermatologist said this was probably not going to develop into cancer, but just for safety removed them. It's a very simple procedure, he got a local anaesthetic cream and then they just extracted the moles in a second. Now he does not have to worry 🐱 Don't fear this 👍😊

@susanturk3014 Жыл бұрын

Cassandra, I LOVE that you are so passionate about what you do. Thank you for this video. I, too, have had some awful sunburns resulting in melanoma (successfully excised and being monitored every six months). The scary part about these burns is that the cancer doesn't necessarily occur where the burn occurred. So glad you are advocating for people to use that sunscreen!

@beffberry Жыл бұрын

When I was a child we lived in Australia for a bit and me and my step sisters went to this large pool that had an outside part. My step dad didn’t make me reapply spf at all and we were there for hours! I felt fine but burnt so so badly that my arms had large blisters and I couldn’t lift my arms because the burns on my shoulders hurt so much. It was definitely second degree and it wasn’t fun. I live in back the UK now and can burn in the summer here so I can’t fathom how much damage that did. I’m just glad I’m now into skincare and using spf always and reapplying! As well as getting my moles checked. I’m very fair and always burn, but luckily have never been very interested in tanning. Also as someone who suffers with depression, it really helps to hear you say “you deserve to take care of yourself” 🤍 thank you for this video!

@livvyloo333 Жыл бұрын

You teach me more than my nursing degree 😅❤

@AKbaby89 Жыл бұрын

I'll be thinking of you and praying for you, Cassandra. My mom has had skin cancer twice, and my dad has had a couple scares, so I totally understand the worry that comes with it. But the good thing is, you caught it early because you check your skin, so I know you'll be okay❤️❤️ Checking your moles and bumps is so important! I have beauty marks/moles all over, so im constantly checking them to see if they've changed at all.

@ihopeyouenjoyedreadingthis2030 Жыл бұрын

Hi Cassandra! I’m a big fan of your work! I had a request for you - in Australia skin cancer is a large concern for us so we are taught from a young age to always wear sunscreen. There is one brand in Australia that is a #1 for all Australians and I was hoping you could look into for us to see if the ingredients in this brand is actually safe for every day long term wear. The brand I am referring to is called Banana boat. Thank you !

@cheekyb71 Жыл бұрын

I burned BADLY wearing Banana Boat, it's one of the most common brands here in New Zealand too, it's awful stuff. Cass probably won't review it because it isn't cruelty free though

@20thcenturyrelic Жыл бұрын

Keep advocating for sunscreen, Cassandra!

@eewahnah Жыл бұрын

I had a thing when I was 4, I went to the beach and my parents thought that if the weather was gloomier and we stayed under the umbrella we won't have a problem but after 4 hours of falling asleep, I got a tan like a charred sausage because the sun was so strong still and penetrated through the umbrella. I had a lot of moles growing on my face since the age of 4 until 7, and now having issues with them and skin tags. Now as a heavily tattooed person SPF 50+ and protective wear are my bffs, especially on my face, not just my body.

@truecrimechick Жыл бұрын

I lost my father to skin cancer when I was a young kid. He had it when I was a baby and was able to fight it, but it came back in late September 2004 when I was 7, and it was too late, the cancer was too far into the stages bc it came back full force stage 4. We lost him March 2005 even after his surgery to remove the cancerous moles on his back, chemo and radiation. I still remember the day the cancer got to his liver, because I looked into his eyes and the whites of them were yellow, which meant it progressed to stage 5. He ultimately got skin cancer because of how much time he spent in the sun unprotected as a kid, and back at that time sunscreen wasn’t as popular or even researched as much as it is today (he grew in the 60s/70s) PLEASE ALWAYS WEAR A HIGH SPF AND ALWAYS REAPPLY! It can save your life! maybe not now but in the future. Your skin will thank you, trust me. I am 26 now, and I wear sunscreen every single day. PS - Regularly check your body for any irregular moles, or if any moles seem to be growing. PLEASE see a doctor if this happens because Melanoma can be caught early, and you will have a better chance of survival. ❤

@spiritual_lifecoach_vab Жыл бұрын

My prayers are with you! Sending you healing meditation for all of you physically, spiritually, emotionally and mental from you head to your toes WE SPEAK IT TO THE WORLD YOU WILL BE PERFECT REGARDLESS OF WHAT TOMORROW HOLDS!

@JulieNick28 Жыл бұрын

I had a few 2nd degree sunburns when I was younger. So painful! I get checked yearly now. Loved this video ❤

@wildwytch Жыл бұрын

I can relate to your childhood experiences of being in the covering one piece swimsuits, my mum made me wear them for years (and now I choose to wear them because I feel comfy in them), always made me have a hat and sunscreen, and didn't let me lie out to tan. She had a cancer scare when i was a baby so she's really cautious (plus fair skin with red hair). I once got a sunburn on the back of my legs while visiting the beach on holiday with my grandparents because I refused to stop lying on my tummy in little pools of water in the sand. I think I was only about 5yo and the rest of my holiday sucked because it hurt so much. Now as an adult I choose to wear the one piece sun suits plus a hat when I'm swimming, and if I'm not in the water then I'll have a shirt and wrap skirt to cover my skin as much as possible, plus sunscreen.

@AKbaby89 Жыл бұрын

So I'm Italian, and I have olive skin with dark eyes and hair, so I've never burned before. My mom, who is full Italian (im only 75%) but has light hair and eyes, burns all the time and she has had skin cancer twice. My dad, who is Italian, Spanish, and German, but has dark eyes and hair, never burns and he gets SO dark. I'm a 4 on the scale, so I get allll the hyperpigmentation, but thankfully I've never burned🙌

@golden5747 Жыл бұрын

Same! thank god💗

@AKbaby89 Жыл бұрын

@@golden5747 have you found anything that helps with the hyperpigmentation?? I get hormonal acne, and I'll get dark spots even if I don't pop or mess with the pimple at all. I've tried lots of different products, but tbh I've never really had any results from them. I also have lots of Beauty marks and freckles, so my dark spots almost look like freckles, but they bug the crap out of me🤣

@golden5747 Жыл бұрын

@@AKbaby89 I've the same problem! my derm prescribed me tret and tranexamic acid serum. I've just started so can't really say about the results but I've heard both of them are extremely good for hyperpigmentation and acne scars let's see of it works for me or not

@AKbaby89 Жыл бұрын

@@golden5747 I tried a serum with those ingredients, I think from the ordinary or the inkey list, but I didn't have any results. Maybe I'll just try another serum with those ingredients 🤔🤔

@golden5747 Жыл бұрын

@@AKbaby89 have you tried good molecules discoloration correcting serum? I've heard alot about it

@visitingstatue69 Жыл бұрын

fun fact; 3rd degree burns dont actually hurt as much as you'd think. this is because 3rd degree burns have damaged deep into your skin, towards the subcutaneous layer and the nerves become damaged. You would still, however experience pain in the surrounding tissue, but from memory 2nd degree is much more painful!

@alexeivoitenko9744 Жыл бұрын

When I was kid I remember in summer I couldn’t sleep because of sunburn pain it was torture for me. But again and again as step at the same rake till I grow up. Parents protect your kid ❗️❗️❗️

@redheadreading Жыл бұрын

This video reminded me to reapply my sunscreen, thank you 😅

@nessrinetle Жыл бұрын

Probably the best thing I've done this summer is get long sleeved swimwear. Originally, I just wanted more modest clothes to go swimming in but they also ended up having an SPF of 50 which saved me a lot of hassle, highly recommend!

@20thcenturyrelic Жыл бұрын

That's a really bad burn. I hope she saw a doctor. My ancestry is mostly Irish and English, and I have my mom's Celtic skin. I've been zealous about sunscreen since I was in mid twenties, and my sun damage isn't too bad. But I wish I'd been better about it when I was younger. Unfortunately, the only sunscreen available when I was a child was pure zinc oxide.

@ladycaticorn2950 Жыл бұрын

I've gotten three bad sunburns over the years, and I'm now very scared I'm going to get skin cancer because I'm a Fitzpatrick 1 or 2. Thanks for the reminder to wear and reapply SPF. I hope everything turns out okay for you, Cassandra.

@PhineaBlue Жыл бұрын

This needs to be teached at school. I always got sunburns in summer because I didn’t know how SPF worked or how much sunscreen you are supposed to use. Neither did my family and friends. I’m using it it every day now and people make fun of me for that. I’m not bothered but it’s sad how many people still don’t understand the danger of UV rays 😕

@scarlettrutan7405 Жыл бұрын

I would love to see you react to or hear your thoughts on the new ITK skincare products. The creators have a KZfaq video breaking down the products if you search ITK skincare on KZfaq. They sell it in Walmarts and everything is from 6-15$ I believe

@anikajoy5739 Жыл бұрын

Not everything. They sell vitamin Gummi too for some reason..

@blackrosenuk Жыл бұрын

I had numerous second-degree sunburns in my younger years. I even had a third-degree sunburn once, and I had to get skin grafts and all the jazz. Wish I had been religious about sunscreen years back. I'm either a Type I or II, though I **CAN** tan (pretty dark), but it requires LOTS of burns first (like, daily unprotected sun exposure for a few hours each day for a few months). Makes me cringe, even ashamed, to think about it. But since really understanding the importance of spf, I now promote it ad nauseum; I even include sunscreen in my Christmas gifts to the nieces and nephews. Thank you for reminding/educating people about this topic! I hope that mole of yours is nothing serious. I'm so sorry to hear about your grandma. 💞

@haovnyk Жыл бұрын

Two words: EVY sunscreen. Such a good and cool sunscreen brand, totally my favorite!

@bookswithcrys Жыл бұрын

As someone who has dealt with basal cell carcinoma, you will be in my thoughts and prayers. I hope your appt goes well..

@MoreCoffeePlease. Жыл бұрын

This is such a clear and concisely thorough review. Thank you!!

@TheCarmolly Жыл бұрын

Okat the memes at the end are just getting better and better omg I’m dead😂😂

@GrungeGalactica Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing all this valuable, life saving knowledge with us all big sis, hope everything goes ok with that mole too 🫶

@marianasalescruz Жыл бұрын

As someone who had a melanoma when I was 20 years old, it is also important to be with trustworthy professionals because in my case my boyfriend who was in medical school saw a mole and thought it was weird and I went to a derm that was specialized in aesthetics and he said it had nothing wrong so I didn't need to get it removed, I got back home and tod my boyfriend and he told me to go to another derm who was specialized in skin diseases and we ended up finding out that it was a melanoma. Luckily we got it after just a year that the mole had appeared and was still only 0,25mm deep so we could just remove it cirurgicaly and I just have to go to the derm every 3 months now haha. So, basically find good professionals, because there are bad ones out there.

@saradelrusso7790 Жыл бұрын

I generally don’t burn anywhere except my face. However- worst sunburn ever…..after a day in the hot sun of Miami, FL. Forgot to reapply my SPF and was taking Bactrim antibiotics. I won’t ever do that again. My skin was turned a reddish brown shade and never actually blistered. But I was sick to my stomach, dehydrated, and shivering cold with sweats on when it was 90 degrees out. And my skin hurt so bad! 😮 I hope everything with your mole turns out negative! Sending positive energy your way! ☮️ 💓🤞🏼

@tahliaparsons2000 Жыл бұрын

I’m so keen to watch your video on Hailey Bieber’s skincare routine when you finally get it

@jenniferflores8225 Жыл бұрын

Hey Cassandra, what devices are good for double chins?

@Lazychick83 Жыл бұрын

couple years ago my dad passed away from stage 4 melanoma

@santikadewi5090 Жыл бұрын

She reminds me of myself when I was around 12 and went for a water sport for a whole day. I immediately slept after it and woke up the next morning to see my arm and back flaking out and it looked overcooked like a roasted chicken. It was a quite painful experience and took so long to heal. Even now, I never walked out under the sun for long periods, and you couldn't imagine that I live in Bali where the sun is so bright every day 😁 (I love Bali so much, but sadly my skin is not 🥲). That traumatized me enough to keep putting in more and more spf 😅

@gigi.sovanny Жыл бұрын

Yeah in Aus we have a hole in our atmosphere 😅

@jessmarie148 Жыл бұрын

😮 just like my best friend..she doesn't wear sunblock EVER..it literally makes MY SKIN CRAWL! she has been so burnt before that i swear she almost blistered..smdh. i've tried getting her sunblock for her face everyday wear and everything she just doesn't wear it😢

@heyitsajmartinez Жыл бұрын

Dont give up. Its better to actually save her by not giving it up than not

@terryenby2304 Жыл бұрын

Hi Cassandra, Why do we peel after an infection? Is that to do with Apoptosis too? Thanks for this.

@riverAmazonNZ Жыл бұрын

I’ve wondered about non-sun peeling too. I peeled really badly after a back injury, across my chest and top of my arms, no sun involved.

@xunjo Жыл бұрын

I don't burn much in the sun, but have had a large second degree burn on my arm before. Needed blisters drained at the hospital once they formed. If second degree sunburn feels anything like a second degree grease burn I feel so much for Britney! While I was recovering my skin felt like it was constantly on fire (day and night). One of the worst pains. Hopefully her burn doesn't progress 😔

@alishaarmstrong6273 Жыл бұрын

Please give your opinion on skin medica, alastin, epionce or ZO.

@cherrymoon2892 Жыл бұрын

Thx 🤗❤️😘

@blargblossom Жыл бұрын

I have had 3 sunburns that developed blisters. The first time was when I was a preteen and we went to the beach. I guess I hadn't reapplied because I know my mom always had us put on sunscreen. It ended up feeling like I was being stabbed with pins in the burn (clogged follicles!). Most recently I was wearing a bathing suit with a fancy cut out pattern on the chest and extending tojust below the sternum and I didn't apply any sunscreen on the most bottom part of the cut out pattern. I thought I had reached all the spots that showed through and i guess I didn't. I had a quarter sized sunburn that was all blister. The blister popped and now 3 months later I still have a mark/scar where the sunburn was. The other bad burn was on my shoulders in the fall when I was a dumb college student sitting out on the quad for several hours. I was wearing a tank top and I was stupid and knew less about sun protection. Back then I just used sunscreen when going to the beach or the lake even though I'm definitely someone that burns very easily.

@timdaley8978 Жыл бұрын

My mother ended up with squamas cell carcinoma last year. She IGNORED this thing on her lip for three years because her old rheumatologist said it was a lupus sore. Finally her pcp developed brain cells and sent her to a derm who immediately scheduled a surgery for removal as well as twice a year screenings. THANKFULLY it didnt spread systemically. But literally anything weird like that on your body do NOT wait. She was lucky sqaumas cell is a slow progressing cancer as it is- i shutter at the thought of it had been something else.

@Amina-lh8pn Жыл бұрын

Hi doc, so I added niacinamide to my routine a month ago and I've been having breakouts since then. I've also been using salicylic acid along with it for 2 weeks now but I'm hoping my skin will become better. My question is I also have to change my moisturiser. So should I wait till my skin stops breaking out from the other products or can I just change it?

@zarouliaall5390 Жыл бұрын

I haven't had a serious Sunburn in over five years. I do my best to keep up with using sun screen and shade but sometimes it's so hard to remember to reapply as often as you need to. I got one mild Sunburn over the summer(in late august) and I was so bummed, it didn't hurt, but I really thought I was going to make it the whole summer without getting burned. There's always next year tho lol

@angelaruyle2041 Жыл бұрын

I've always had lots of moles. The problem is I have a mole on my breast that didn't exist 3 years ago. I used tanning beds daily for 2 years in my 20s. I have a dermatologist appointment next month to get my multitude of moles checked. I won't lie, I'm nervous.

@FantasyGirl365 Жыл бұрын

Spf is one of the best things for anti-aging. I get the big bottle of supergoop and it lasts me for 1 year and I use it every day

@juno3281 Жыл бұрын

i’ve never had a sunburn before! i’m not white, but my skin is still pretty light. i did a lot of sports as a kid, and did marching band, in summer, on a blacktop for 5 years. everyone would be surprised because i was the only one who didn’t burn, i did wear sunscreen though! but my poor friend got sun poisoning a few times even though she’d wear heavy sunscreen. im mixed so i guess i got a good combination of genes lmao

@amandasawatsky5523 Жыл бұрын

I have a question that I have always pondered about. I am fair in skin tone and my face, chest and back will burn and peel if I'm not responsible with my spf but my legs, which are extra super fair, will not burn even without spf 🙊 and have a hard time even tanning. Why?

@StrongAndRaw Жыл бұрын

I grew up in a home where sunscreen was never used. I would spend my summers being burned and blistered. I remember crying and crying in pain, but there was no relief. It was pure hell.

@frost711 Жыл бұрын

I have so many moles and freckles it's hard to notice any change. I'm 43 and I will ask my husband have I always had this mole?

@osteophagus Жыл бұрын

My parent's cat was standing on my shoulder and slipped, taking half of one of my moles off. It was fine and unchanging for all 23 years of my life until it healed from that injury - then it grew back with different colors and choppy borders. Got that bish on the chopping block asap! I have another I'm going to have looked at. I got an awful sunburn at a horse show while I was photographing and now that the tan is fading (I was nice and red and then peely!) this little mole that used to be very uniform in color now has a little black spot on it.

@alexxbloomwork Жыл бұрын

I'm Indian and I approve of the scale yes it is accurate I did aha bha peel and my skin is burning right now but when I go in the sun it burns a little but gets tanned more. 4 number on scale 😅

@willcookmakeup Жыл бұрын

Love this. As estheticians spf is second nature to us. Admittedly because of my ethnicity I'm not the best about reapplying because I never burn, but as a (hypocritical) professional - please wear your spf haha

@serensighs Жыл бұрын

I burn so easily. I did have some serious burns as a child, but very few in my adulthood. Only because I avoid sunlight and use sunscreen when I'm outside. My husband tans easily without burning.

@jackystar5099 Жыл бұрын

Went to band camp for the first time (middle of summer) and didn't wear sunscreen. My first time ever burning and it was on my face. Peeled really bad but at least I was done shedding by the time I went back to school

@haileylapine4065 Жыл бұрын

i have a question!! i have a friend who is a surfer, and he puts diaper rash cream (which is apparently high in zinc) on his face and it prevents him from getting burned 😳 however i was wondering whether this is also protecting him from UVA rays (since it seems like it is blocking UVB if he’s not getting burnt?)? when i heard that so many red flags came up since it’s not spf certified, but if he is surfing for hours and not getting burnt, does that mean it is protecting him from ALL UV rays? or just UVB? any insight would be so helpful!

@MzCelinerweiner Жыл бұрын

apparently zinc oxide is broad spectrum protective!

@lindseystein9676 Жыл бұрын

I’ve never burned so badly that I’ve blistered or peeled. I’m very very pale & have always bathed (not literally) in sunscreen before going out in the sun

@Tinydancer805 Жыл бұрын

As an OG Britney fan. She is notorious for sunbathing since her youth. It's so cringy. And you can see it in her skin now.

@MandaM0221 Жыл бұрын

What if you a Fitzpatrick type 2 but you don’t burn you only tan?

@ZeBiii Жыл бұрын

I never really got any sunburn (only like around my nose that hurt a bit), I would almost never use suncreen (middle eastern skin type). i would just get a tan... so I wasn't careful and young and naiv. Also my parents didnt take it seriously. Than I got in skincare & was shock to finde out how dangerous it is. Also being someone with aloooooot of freckels and birthmarks I need to be actually careful & have risk on skin cancer which obviously scared me to finde out. Now I use it everyday & even in winter.

@Spearstears56 Жыл бұрын

So I’m a fp type 4 and i don’t peel usually but i get sun rash. It’s so weird. I also get darker like way darker but it so strange.

@MadamoftheCatHouse Жыл бұрын

I'm Fitzpatrick 2, burn, peel, then tan.

@stan4620 Жыл бұрын

I'm really confused about the Fitzpatrick scale. I'm Chinese, have light beige skin, dark brown-black eyes and hair, but I seldom burn, I tan to brown quite easily and almost never peel (I have to get super super super brown first before that happens) What type am I? When I do the quizzes it always says type 4-5, but then the example races are like Indian, Hispanics, Africans etc. I'm very confused.

@NLFootball77 Жыл бұрын

The white is not blisters!! It's the white sand that's sticking to her body. She still has a sunburn though, that's true

@mariamaria2751 Жыл бұрын

Can you do a synopsis in a short for stupid ppl( me) don't have the attention span for these in depth explanations

@itsacarolbthing5221 Жыл бұрын

I burn within ten minutes, and i get burned through fabric and I always have done. I avoid the sun, unless I'm in the garden very early or late in the day, and I wear factor 50. I have embraced my extreme paleness.

@bonnigans8014 Жыл бұрын

My in laws recently took a beach vacation and someone gave them bad advice to use coconut oil instead of sunscreen, literally life threatening advice. They came back super tanned and burned. Makes me angry 😠

@msk-qp6fn Жыл бұрын

Guess how many bottles of sunscreens in my cupboard ready to be used? If you guessed 13 bottles, you are correct.

@artworkpending...1940 Жыл бұрын

This low key looks like my average sunburn lol. I just want to clarify I DO wear sunscreen and a lot of it because I burn so easily and I always go for broad spectrum and as high of spf that I can find and I reapply super frequently….but for some reason burns seem inevitable to me. When I burn tho I blister, I peel, I’m twins with tomatoes… it’s awful

@baileydubs Жыл бұрын

I lived outside for an entire summer when I was in high school and didn’t believe in sunscreen and I became so brown and at the end of the summer most of my body skin peeled off and it was so so bad

@khushjain312 Жыл бұрын

i am a 4 on the fitzpatrick scale (indian) and most people here have a similar skin tone too(note that in india you will find people on almost all levels of the scale just not 1) but i am very photo sensitive burn easily, peal and tan very easily and on an extreme level before i started going out in the sun properly (till the age of 6-7) i was literally a 2 on the scale so that’s how you know how much i have tanned over the years . i do apply spf every day and i am extremely acne prone so i use mineral spfs which leaves a white cast (the neutrogena mineral spf) that’s one of the only fragrance free minimal spfs in india….so any recommendations? and is it common for people to have this amount of photo sensitivity?

@bluemelon6104 Жыл бұрын

not me having a worse one ❤

@melodyblackhall6702 Жыл бұрын

Britney is stuck in the delusion that being tan is better looking. Luckily my uncle's ex wife looked like Magda from There's something about Mary which made me avoid the sun like the plague🤣

@Amyjwashere Жыл бұрын

once when I was 7 years old, at a water park, I was a lobster. we reapplied sunscreen 2-3 x during the day, but I was still a lobster the next day. I was slathered with aloe vera for the next week and walking and playing hurt so bad.

@whoevencares2109 Жыл бұрын

So the historical perception of what causes people to evolve darker skin or not has been how close to the equator or not their ancestors are. However there were unknowns even when you corrected for ancestors' proximity to the equator like why are Siberians and Inuits so dark but not Nordic Europeans? New studies show it is not actually how much sun these groups' ancestors were exposed to but whether they had a grain-based diet or not. Hunter/gatherer diets are rich in Vitamin D while people who sustained off of grains had to evolve to produce that themselves or else they would have Vitamin D deficiencies.

@sierradougie8559 Жыл бұрын

I've never personally dealt with sunburn, so sorry if this sounds ignorant, but what is the white stuff? Idk if it's sand, peeling skin, or what. Someone inform me pls.

@kaitlyn3588 Жыл бұрын

I really don’t understand like I thought that looked like sand

@vichris6014 Жыл бұрын

what are your favorite Britney songs?

@hitomitomtom Жыл бұрын

Love Britney, but yeah it looks so painful. 😵

@bartoszlisiak2542 Жыл бұрын

Hello ♥️♥️♥️👍

@teaislife4850 Жыл бұрын

I'm confused did she not feel her skin burning or did she just not care😮

@SheWearsShortSkirtsIEatPizza Жыл бұрын

That doesn't look like its peeling. She looks like she melted her skin!

@AnnieJackson Жыл бұрын

I've always found what they say about the _Fitzpatrick Skin Types_ to be complete 🐂💩 - I'm literally Michael Jackson white & I've tanned perfectly my entire life - I *never* burn 😎 I have a skin condition that requires sunbathing & SPF 30 is what I've come to observe works best for my skin 🌞

@halimatussadia1754 Жыл бұрын

Hi Cassandra! I really need a real product to lift my breast.. I'm only 23 but my breast sagging. I'm not married yet. No kids 🥴. please give a idea what can I use to lift my boobs. Can I use tretinoin cream in my breast area? Please help me out.

@rudymccoy4579 Жыл бұрын

Wow

@primechild Жыл бұрын

The Dr Sam sunscreen does pull up quite badly! Just fyi cuz it happened to a bunch of people

@cherryghoulaid Жыл бұрын

why not get it removed just in case? better safe than sorry no?

@msk-qp6fn Жыл бұрын

I think you need to have it diagnosed before you get it removed. I think mole removal procedures for cosmetic and medial reasons work a little differently.

@Kylie-Ann.S Жыл бұрын

OMG I went snorkelling recently while on holiday. Did I get burnt! Thought I had enough sunscreen on....😪 Feel like a snake that is shedding

@msk-qp6fn Жыл бұрын

I saw sunburn in the title and I winced. I only experienced minor peeling from sun burn only once in my life and it was still unpleasant and painful. It's why I just don't go to beach or outdoor pools. It simply is not worth it, and this is coming from someone who adored the water as long as she can remember and was part of her school's swimming team.

@vacationeyes6430 Жыл бұрын

I bet she wasn't allowed to see a dermatologist or esthetician during the conservatorship. Nor did she have time and opportunity to learn online. I mean, she wasn't even allowed an iPad.

@lizzi7128 Жыл бұрын

I don't know.. I think it was in their interest to keep her looking good

@vacationeyes6430 Жыл бұрын

@@lizzi7128 Good point. I'm guessing they probably gave her a routine she had to stick to and couldn't explore beyond that.

@dominikakratochvil860 Жыл бұрын

You have “skin cancer scare” just from mild sunburn (please no hate, just a joke)? I get sunburned as child so badly that I had blisters big as Penny on my shoulders, and skin on my face looked like dehydrated raisin and I didn’t feel touch on it how hard my skin become. I peeled off for months and I also had burned out my bathsuit shape for two years. And yes, I had my SPF30 sunscreen on me, and put it on regularly, but I was outside whole day and later we found out I have some mild UV alergy, so SPF50 every day for rest of my life 👍 SPF become my religion 😂

@ladycaticorn2950 Жыл бұрын

It's not nice to joke about someone being worried about skin cancer. Sorry you got badly burned, but your burn doesn't invalidate Cassandra's fears.

@dominikakratochvil860 Жыл бұрын

@@ladycaticorn2950 I have different sence of humor (quite normal where I live). Similar to sarcasm and in writen form is difficult to understand and may be misleading when translated to english. That’s why I wrote “no hate, just a joke”. It wasn’t ment to shame her, it was ment to lighten the mood. Like: don’t worry, you’ll be ok. Worst thing could happen. Like blisters. For example…