So how bad are your tan lines/sunburns so far?

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sleepyprojectionist@reddit

I’m on immunosuppressants that make me incredibly sensitive to sunlight. I just have to look at the sun and I burn.

I spend most of my time indoors with the curtains closed or absolutely slathered in factor 50.

From only my drive to and from work my face is red and blotchy.

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GeggingIn@reddit

Ouch!!! Ooo, that looks so sore.

Time to get that after sun out.

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kackers643259@reddit

i wear a t shirt year round so i'm in a perpetual state of farmer tan, i don't even lose it in the winter, i just get slightly browner in the summer

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BatteryAt14percent@reddit

Non existent. I'm under investigation for lupus and the sun gives me migraines unless I wear factor 50. I am still milk bottle white.

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DeirdreBarstool@reddit

I saw a meme today showing Neopolitan ice cream:

Arms - chocolate ice cream Face - strawberry ice cream Legs - vanilla ice cream

I feel personally attacked.

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Fancy-Prompt-7118@reddit

I’ve avoided the sun as much as possible. I’m so much less tolerant of the heat as I’ve gotten older.

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TomatoMiserable3043@reddit

Non-existent. I've stayed indoors, in the car or in the shade. Baldness makes you wary of that evil thing in the sky.

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ukslim@reddit

I've stayed indoors not because I fear burning, but because the heat is deeply unpleasant.

No tan/burn is just a pleasant side effect.

You could wear a hat, though...

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Ninjataye@reddit

I walked to the shops and back earlier which is only several minutes and I was actually wet by the time I got back. No idea how people actively choose to spend hours out in it

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ukslim@reddit

Yep. I hold myself to a daily half-hour walk, but I'm not doing today's until the sun's been set a while.

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I’m not burnt! I’ve had to travel for work and I’ve been indoors most of the time, either in an air conditioned conference room or my air conditioned hotel room. I am dreading going home to the inferno.

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mamafish21@reddit

I have none, SPF 50 sunscreen. Protect your skin. Skin cancer is very serious also burns. It can really damage you.

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zZIceCreamZz@reddit

I have become the 🦞

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jelsei@reddit

I apply suncream religiously and wear loose clothing, I am proud to say from being in the heat all day for the past 3 days I don't have a hint of sunburn or tan. I don't understand the desire for a tan with the risks of melanoma

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Ill-Situation73@reddit

Unfortunately I work outside so have tan lines from watch and tshirt line on my arms. I also have a twat tan from my vest top whilst gardening on Sunday and just above knees from my shorts. I also covered myself in suncream and thankfully no sunburn.

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NLFG@reddit

Non existent. I'm ginger. I have a referral for a possible melanoma on my leg and my dad died of skin cancer. I ain't fucking around with the sun.

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Dangerous_Bed2566@reddit

I wear factor 50 all year round so none at all

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_Cridders_@reddit

I doused myself in lotion yesterday but underestimated where my vest ended, so I've got a red stripe across my back, but the top of my back and neck is fine 😂

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NoCold3997@reddit

30 degrees here today already well red nosed suntan cream so trying to limit my sun time today ☀️🤣🤣

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dusted-pink@reddit

Non-existent. I had surgery on my hand on Saturday so completely bandaged up and can’t get it wet/sweaty so I’ve just avoided going outside. Luckily bought an air con unit about 5 years ago so that’s keeping me cool. I wish I was able to read my book in the garden and catch a bit of sun but never mind.

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