That’s a good one to say

Well, when I'm from you have to extend that to 9-7. So 10-4 doesn't sound like too much 🤷🏻‍♀️

The day is the wife whom I elude. I always get into the night.

Oh well..

Unless you do anything other than an office job, basically you’re avoiding sunlight all day long.

Toto Chacha true

PREACH

As if cancer is 100% lethal

@@otto_jk it can be

@@mrpitpull4108 skincancer isn't pancreatic cancer

Lmao

While this would be nice, there are a lot of hurdles to this. Sunscreen behaves like a barrier, so any sun protection would need to involve an even distribution of protection across the skin (plus the thicker the barrier the better), and I don't think that a pill could effectively dissipate across even the dermis to absorb UVA. Otherwise, I would imagine sunscreen chemicals would inevitably be absorbed anywhere throughout the body (not just the skin layers), and excessive amounts (which could give the best sunscreen protection) would be poisonous if it was in our bodies. Well, maybe if they were small doses that can be directed to deposit near the skin layers that fortifies the skin barrier (preferably the epidermis) over time, maybe a sunscreen pill that absorbed UVA and UVB rays could work? I think burning would still occur to some extent, though, and much like how sunscreens go through a lot of rigorous testing before getting onto shelves, this would probably require much more time.

waterproof sunscreen: hello? am I some joke to you? 😅

@@thinkdifferent6028 yea, I tried that. It's a lie. It gets washed off after like 10 minutes of swimming lmao.

Something like this exists. Someone i went to choir with before drank pills from the derm

waterproof sunscreen 15 minutes before you go swimming, reapply after swimming or every 2 hours

Cool

That's sad😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

wow

Y’all have Sun, I was just there….

Damn this is a 9 year old comment

lol

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@@themintaddict2090 It's a reference to the film 300. Lol it took me a second haha

R.I.P. sunscreen testing guy

ursulajoni15 I'm a year late but I need to say this: they use animals, not people

Cool Otter I know so am I. I made that comment to inform people that animal cruelty is a big existing issue

Tochtli same

There are some companies that use voluntary human testing instead of animal testing, if you know where to look.

The unknown XD me too

The unknown XD I stay in melanin.

The unknown XD analysis keep your air con on

The unknown XD I wear sunscreen, and stay indoors as I much as I can and wear long sleeves:)

I live in Australia and i just stay indoors in my bed drinking iced tea with all air cons on

Better late then never

Exactly me too I just started using 1 week ago

Im 24 and never used sunscreen in my life

@@Brandon-tz5pn I"m 42 and thinking about global overpopulation I say: good job, keep at it.

So now if we are 24 this means we are too old to start using it ? and we’re already damaged ? God help those who are in their 40s when they read comments about age.

Oo nga sa pinas nga kahit anong bilad mo sa araw hindi nag kaka cancer sa balat!

This might be because you guys are super used to it also if you guys have a lot of melanin then you’ll less likely have a chance to get sunburn

It’s probably because you guys aren’t Caucasian and have different genes

It's a result of natural selection. Specifically, overtime, people lives in areas with high amount of sunlight evolve to have more melanin in there skin, which helps protect their skin against UV rays but also makes them look darker. People live in regions that lack sunlight, on the other hand, evolve to have lighter skins for the opposite reason, to absorb as much sunlight as possible. Skin tone natural selection happens a lot faster than other evolutions, especially in regions with high selection pressure and can take as little as 100 generations. It also explains why Australia and New Zealand have among the highest skin cancer rate in the world, even after taking age into consideration, as majority of their population descended from Europe from around 100 years ago and majority have relatively light skin tone that make them vulnerable to skin cancer.

You're doing everything right. In fact, no one should ever use sunscreen, it prevents you from building your solar callus and producing the Vit D hormone in your body, which in fact, low levels of it are tied to all types of cancers. What everybody should understand is that the way they are built, correlates to a specific latitude in the world, that means, the way your skin is should be tied to the max UV index of that particular place. People is more afraid of the sun than ever before, and sunscreen use and profits are in an all time high. You know what's also in an all time high? Melanoma rates. How can this possibly be? We now live in a toxic blue light world, out of circadian order, avoiding the sun, there's your answer.

Agung Panggabean Nice reference. :)

I remember that!

But the tea gets hot and the ice melts

69 likes lol

And ice cream! And Juice! And Pineapple!

Sunscreen will help avoid tanning too

firmesTree 64 *AHHHHHHHH!*

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i guess I'm a vampire.

Aka me

Ok get more sunlight please. Does anybody stop you from that?

@@bachxuanquang2837 the weather in some countries? Mental illnes? Addictions for example to gaming or just being lazy? TONES of things can stay between a person and them getting sunlight. I would like to see that video to!

Um sorry, we don't do that here. There is no industry behind sunlight.

@@rudiwinkelstein2483 you can still go out in the sun, just wear sunscreen And for the vitamin D, take a supplement. It's not that hard

@@bachxuanquang2837 if you live above the Arctic Circle then you can’t get sunlight for six months out of the year

shh

That would be unnecessary since glass block out most of the UV rays so the truck driver would be fine.

Still wear suncreen tho.

+philinator71 I think you missed the part where the window only blocked UVB, and not UVA. You know, the whole reason that side of his face got wrinkly? Or did you not watch the video?

It blocks some UVA. So you will be somewhat protected than if you were getting direct sunlight. That is why I said you should still wear sunscreen for the gap that glass doesn't protect.

uh...no

Stevia is natural

Yes. Wear sunscreen on cloudy day. You are still exposed to harmful rays

+EndErPuppy Yes, there is UVA present all seasons, all weather. UVA passes through clouds, so even when it is overcast, you still need sunscreen. Temperature does not affect this. Look for sunscreen labeled Broad Spectrum or has a PA rating. The highest PA rating is PA++++, so aim for that. A good thing to know is that if you are wearing a chemical sunscreen, those two hours before reapplication are two hours of sun exposure. So, if you apply your chemical sunscreen at 8 AM, stay inside until 10 AM, you do not need to reapply. Physical sunscreen does not deteriorate like chemical does, but it can be rubbed off easily.

+Alena Pham Most of the information you gave was great except for the waiting period. Synthetic sunscreens don't take any longer than 15-20 minutes to be come situated and effective. I've even come across and use one that sets in 2 min.

Sashimi your using a fallacy. Many studies prove that sunscreens, mostly the chemicals ones, block high levels of UVA, but it’s not 100%. The creation of a perfect sunscreen is still in development.

DMTbliss NewWay tanning lotion

If you sunbathe with sunscreen you WILL get darker(supposedly even in a more fairer and longer lasting way), less than without but you will. plus, consider that without sunscreen you my get burnt so much that your skin will peel off in which case you'll be paler than before

@@rita7070 just...wrong

tanning is a form of skin damage

A don’t know much about Aloe Vera

pooja chopra ugh don’t lisen to this guy sunscreen is bad we did not evolve using it

Use fake tan . A temporary tan from the sun isn’t worth it

Same here

So, we should all embrace cancer and be happy people have it?

Enjoy your wrinkles and age spots

@@nairbdelrey1561 Can someone, who fears life enjoy something?

@@stefankant2612 lmao no fear its called precaution and it does not take that much time or effort 🙄

Me wondering why they hate the sun despite it is part of our everyday life and has been so for as long as humans have existed and provides us with vitamin D:🤔 Me remembering the main reason: Wait, you're whi-

actually sunscreen doesn't block the absorption of vitamin d so its fine to use

@@marihumanisa7803 Yeah, right. Sunscreen doesn't block your car as well.

Sounds nice

That's not how it works

it could just be natural yk

Aren't you Indian? Indians are a mixed race of ancient Caucasians (aryans) and Africans (dravidians). Most Indians have more dravidian genes, so that's how you get darker skins. Indian's obsession with light skin is ridiculous, that's why you think exposure to sunlight make you darker when it's genetics

Vampires 👁 👄 👁

Sreshtha Nayek do not OVER expose them and it also depend on their skin tone

The chemicals in sunscreen aren’t harmful on your skin, it’s harmful if you eat it

Good point. Humans have evolved hundreds of thousands of years WITHOUT sunscreen and no generation failed to reproduce. Now, suddenly, we get melanomas like never before. Draw your conclusions. Live naturally and avoid these know-it-all “scientists” who completely deny nature.

Do some research for a healthy sun screen. Try applying moisturizer like Cerave before sun screen if youre dry.

Quelle surprise.

Paigefilms you have dark skin

@@Tatusiek_1 duh

Paigefilms a burn is not the only type of sun damage that is occurring. Getting a tan is sun damage and leads to hyper pigmentation and cancer, which doesn’t Discriminate everyone gets it 😝