Do you wear sunscreen?

I cannot even begin to consider how to address the level of stupidity in this post.

It’s harmful to us fair - light skinned people this is a very insensitive post on so many levels. Before you say it .. no I am not saying sunscreen is good for you but it’s a lot better than sun burns and skin cancer it’s a real thing read up on it please.

You have a darker pigment to your skin. Those with lighter skin tone are more susceptible to getting skin cancer.

I didn't expect to have much attacks from vampires🥵😝

I mean sun exposure is important [b][u]in moderation[/u][/b] for vitamin D production which is vital for our general health. The sun is not evil [b][u]if[/u][/b] you respect it.

However, skin type is an important factor as well. That's why you see that indigenous people in sunny places are naturally born with darker skin to provide high protection.

With colonizations resulting in light-skinned people moving to sunny areas, the prevalence of skin cancer has increased. That's why sun-screen is necessary for those.

For those with dark olive/tan skin on long summer days it can get too much, so yeah it's recommended. Even if the risk of skin cancer is low for us, it still exists with long exposure. I for one has never had a sunburn – but I wear sunscreen in spring/summer mostly to delay wrinkles + prevent sun spots.

Cancer is natural too

Though you can still get skin cancer and the sun ages your skin because it basically cooks it.

How do you know a sunburn isn't harming you? It's well researched that this is the most common cause of skin cancer...

I have incredibly fair skin, sunscreen isn't optional - I never want to get sun poisoning again.

Your post is as hilarious as your pfp

Brown privilege?

I actually don't spend excess time in the sun but when I used to I did. I used to like Neutrogena because of it's non greasy texture.

Troll post—blocked.