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over a year ago
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Anyone here enjoys sun tanning? Not talking going to the salon, but just lay in the sun and soak up the rays and work on them tan lines
Being partly Italiana, it’s in my genes and love laying in the sun while listening to music with sunnies on and dance a bit, maybe with an ice lolly !
Absolutely love the sun btw
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"I wish I could sit in the sun and tan but my skin doesn’t react well the only thing I get is prickly heat  .All my tan is either out of the bottle or a salon ."
Really? How come? What kind of reaction?
I’m obsessed with the smell of sun screen/creams
Like reminds me of summer |
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One reason I hate the building trade. Lovely summers and I’m stuck inside working through the best of it
Luckily I’ve got some tanning stuff I take that makes you tan 10x quicker so I get out in it as much as I can in the weekend
Little pro tip too, not exactly tan related. Most of the year in the UK the sun isn’t strong enough to make any vitamin D. Visiting a sun bed 1-2 times a fortnight can do magic for SAD |
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"I wish I could sit in the sun and tan but my skin doesn’t react well the only thing I get is prickly heat .All my tan is either out of the bottle or a salon .
Really? How come? What kind of reaction?
I’m obsessed with the smell of sun screen/creams
Like reminds me of summer "
I just blister and end up having to take piriton to ease the itching from the prickly heat I envy the people that have gorgeous natural tans.. |
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I have two colours. Milky white and red. I burned myself sitting in my garden in mid March, for context. I have to wear factor 50 and limit time in the direct sun because I just burn. I wear a massive hat, sunglasses and suncream |
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"I can't do hours as I get bored, but love to soak up the rays...I definitely look better with a tan! "
It’s so strange cos I can’t do baths cos I get bored as Fuck but can lay soaking rays for hours 
Funny that |
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"I can't do hours as I get bored, but love to soak up the rays...I definitely look better with a tan!
It’s so strange cos I can’t do baths cos I get bored as Fuck but can lay soaking rays for hours
Funny that "
I can lie in the sun for hours and hours |
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"I can't do hours as I get bored, but love to soak up the rays...I definitely look better with a tan!
It’s so strange cos I can’t do baths cos I get bored as Fuck but can lay soaking rays for hours
Funny that "
Me too! |
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"Nope, tanning isn't for me whatsoever. Even more militant with avoiding it since following Caroline Hirons. "
I grew up with gory pictures of skin cancer everywhere, living in the world capital of melanoma and all. |
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"I can't do hours as I get bored, but love to soak up the rays...I definitely look better with a tan!
It’s so strange cos I can’t do baths cos I get bored as Fuck but can lay soaking rays for hours
Funny that "
Haha same. |
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"Nope, tanning isn't for me whatsoever. Even more militant with avoiding it since following Caroline Hirons.
I grew up with gory pictures of skin cancer everywhere, living in the world capital of melanoma and all."
My mam always covered me up as kid. Though I didn't have those images, always been told it's a sign of skin damage and that it will make me wrinkly. On a quest at the moment to find a suncream that is compatible with my skin and can be used with make up. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I can't do hours as I get bored, but love to soak up the rays...I definitely look better with a tan!
It’s so strange cos I can’t do baths cos I get bored as Fuck but can lay soaking rays for hours
Funny that
Haha same. "
I literally just wanna get out the bath after 5
Mins and I start fidgeting and roll around like a seal and then I get wound up and leave. Waste of precious water
On the other hand when I lay tanning I’m like a piglet in a muddy field having the best time
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"Nope, tanning isn't for me whatsoever. Even more militant with avoiding it since following Caroline Hirons.
I grew up with gory pictures of skin cancer everywhere, living in the world capital of melanoma and all.
My mam always covered me up as kid. Though I didn't have those images, always been told it's a sign of skin damage and that it will make me wrinkly. On a quest at the moment to find a suncream that is compatible with my skin and can be used with make up. "
Yes, absolutely.
There's a Nivea matte sunscreen that works under makeup, not good for reapplication and company politics not ideal... Otherwise not sure. I tend to seek shade and hope for the best when I have a full face on |
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"Nope, tanning isn't for me whatsoever. Even more militant with avoiding it since following Caroline Hirons.
I grew up with gory pictures of skin cancer everywhere, living in the world capital of melanoma and all.
My mam always covered me up as kid. Though I didn't have those images, always been told it's a sign of skin damage and that it will make me wrinkly. On a quest at the moment to find a suncream that is compatible with my skin and can be used with make up.
Yes, absolutely.
There's a Nivea matte sunscreen that works under makeup, not good for reapplication and company politics not ideal... Otherwise not sure. I tend to seek shade and hope for the best when I have a full face on "
They need to make like a make up setting spray with SPF in it seriously. |
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"I hate sunbathing. Would much rather be out doing something.
I'm _ily white, hairy & proud "
Lily royalty white. Didn’t expect any less from the Count |
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"Nope, tanning isn't for me whatsoever. Even more militant with avoiding it since following Caroline Hirons.
I grew up with gory pictures of skin cancer everywhere, living in the world capital of melanoma and all.
My mam always covered me up as kid. Though I didn't have those images, always been told it's a sign of skin damage and that it will make me wrinkly. On a quest at the moment to find a suncream that is compatible with my skin and can be used with make up.
Yes, absolutely.
There's a Nivea matte sunscreen that works under makeup, not good for reapplication and company politics not ideal... Otherwise not sure. I tend to seek shade and hope for the best when I have a full face on
They need to make like a make up setting spray with SPF in it seriously. "
I think I saw something on a Robert Welsh video to that effect but it was either order from overseas or expensive or both. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Being a Redhead it's impossible....I just burn to a crisp.
My 2 colour modes are Casper white or Sebastian red "
Yes me too - I haven’t sunbathed for years |
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I burn too easily now. Except my arms go brown then red. I also can't sit in the sun and do nothing. Even reading, I might cope with 30 minutes before getting up for something else to do |
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"Anyone here enjoys sun tanning? Not talking going to the salon, but just lay in the sun and soak up the rays and work on them tan lines
Being partly Italiana, it’s in my genes and love laying in the sun while listening to music with sunnies on and dance a bit, maybe with an ice lolly !
Absolutely love the sun btw
What about u "
sun tan?????
WTF is that when it's at home OP
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Anyone here enjoys sun tanning? Not talking going to the salon, but just lay in the sun and soak up the rays and work on them tan lines
Being partly Italiana, it’s in my genes and love laying in the sun while listening to music with sunnies on and dance a bit, maybe with an ice lolly !
Absolutely love the sun btw
What about u sun tan?????
WTF is that when it's at home OP
Said every fricken Ginger on here "
It’s been pretty sunny lately . Also I’m lucky enough to have a solarium in my bedroom so I can just lay on my armchair by the huge windows and soak the sun x  |
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"I hate sunbathing. Would much rather be out doing something.
I'm _ily white, hairy & proud
Lol come sit next to me, I'll show you _ily white
I'm curious to know what else you'll show me "
Not my white bits, all of me is white |
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I'm on a corner plot and overlooked in all directions.
I can't sit in the sun for more than 20 mins anyhow - my translucent skin frazzles me to the bone!
I wrote to Jimmy Saville back in the day, asking for a sun tan (days before fake tan existed); never got a reply. Probably a blessing.
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Never been a fan of sunbathing - gets too hot, sweaty and boring plus even with my eyes shut it hurts them to lay facing the sun.
Being blonde I can burn fairly easily but if I'm careful will tan pretty well. Certainly don't avoid the sun and love when there's a real colour difference from my back to my bum. Does it age my skin? Sure. Does it have a cancer risk? Certainly. Can I stop myself getting old and dying? Absolutely not. Given the that the main choices of death in the UK are some form of cancer or dementia I'm not convinced by the 'you'll get cancer' argument. I'd rather die at 60 with wrinkled skin and memories of long sunny days outside than 90 with flawless skin not able to remember my own name.
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"Never been a fan of sunbathing - gets too hot, sweaty and boring plus even with my eyes shut it hurts them to lay facing the sun.
Being blonde I can burn fairly easily but if I'm careful will tan pretty well. Certainly don't avoid the sun and love when there's a real colour difference from my back to my bum. Does it age my skin? Sure. Does it have a cancer risk? Certainly. Can I stop myself getting old and dying? Absolutely not. Given the that the main choices of death in the UK are some form of cancer or dementia I'm not convinced by the 'you'll get cancer' argument. I'd rather die at 60 with wrinkled skin and memories of long sunny days outside than 90 with flawless skin not able to remember my own name.
Mr"
Also what about all those people who live in the med and they definitely get plenty of sun! Its not that common to die of skin cancer there. At least I don’t think it is |
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"Never been a fan of sunbathing - gets too hot, sweaty and boring plus even with my eyes shut it hurts them to lay facing the sun.
Being blonde I can burn fairly easily but if I'm careful will tan pretty well. Certainly don't avoid the sun and love when there's a real colour difference from my back to my bum. Does it age my skin? Sure. Does it have a cancer risk? Certainly. Can I stop myself getting old and dying? Absolutely not. Given the that the main choices of death in the UK are some form of cancer or dementia I'm not convinced by the 'you'll get cancer' argument. I'd rather die at 60 with wrinkled skin and memories of long sunny days outside than 90 with flawless skin not able to remember my own name.
Mr"
Agree. Although maybe not 60. A bit longer would be good . Life is for living. |
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"Never been a fan of sunbathing - gets too hot, sweaty and boring plus even with my eyes shut it hurts them to lay facing the sun.
Being blonde I can burn fairly easily but if I'm careful will tan pretty well. Certainly don't avoid the sun and love when there's a real colour difference from my back to my bum. Does it age my skin? Sure. Does it have a cancer risk? Certainly. Can I stop myself getting old and dying? Absolutely not. Given the that the main choices of death in the UK are some form of cancer or dementia I'm not convinced by the 'you'll get cancer' argument. I'd rather die at 60 with wrinkled skin and memories of long sunny days outside than 90 with flawless skin not able to remember my own name.
Mr
Also what about all those people who live in the med and they definitely get plenty of sun! Its not that common to die of skin cancer there. At least I don’t think it is "
And this! So many oldies out here living the life!
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I bloody love it… I make sure I use sun protection .. not to save me burning… as I don’t do that… but just to keep my skin moisturized and protected.
I know there’s a risk of melanomas and such .. but for me.. I choose to sunbathe as having a colour instead of milky white just makes me feel better.
I never use sun beds… just the natural sun when the weather allows. |
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"Never been a fan of sunbathing - gets too hot, sweaty and boring plus even with my eyes shut it hurts them to lay facing the sun.
Being blonde I can burn fairly easily but if I'm careful will tan pretty well. Certainly don't avoid the sun and love when there's a real colour difference from my back to my bum. Does it age my skin? Sure. Does it have a cancer risk? Certainly. Can I stop myself getting old and dying? Absolutely not. Given the that the main choices of death in the UK are some form of cancer or dementia I'm not convinced by the 'you'll get cancer' argument. I'd rather die at 60 with wrinkled skin and memories of long sunny days outside than 90 with flawless skin not able to remember my own name.
Mr
Also what about all those people who live in the med and they definitely get plenty of sun! Its not that common to die of skin cancer there. At least I don’t think it is "
They have genetic adaptations to the higher UV in the form of darker skin pigmentation. It's not a 100% control against skin cancer, but having more melanin will have a protective function. People with milky white skin are not adapted for the UV levels at all. I can't sit in the garden in March without burning, for heaven's sake. I sat outside to work on the Friday before Mother's Day and burnt my chest, my forearms, my nose and my scalp. |
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"Never been a fan of sunbathing - gets too hot, sweaty and boring plus even with my eyes shut it hurts them to lay facing the sun.
Being blonde I can burn fairly easily but if I'm careful will tan pretty well. Certainly don't avoid the sun and love when there's a real colour difference from my back to my bum. Does it age my skin? Sure. Does it have a cancer risk? Certainly. Can I stop myself getting old and dying? Absolutely not. Given the that the main choices of death in the UK are some form of cancer or dementia I'm not convinced by the 'you'll get cancer' argument. I'd rather die at 60 with wrinkled skin and memories of long sunny days outside than 90 with flawless skin not able to remember my own name.
Mr
Also what about all those people who live in the med and they definitely get plenty of sun! Its not that common to die of skin cancer there. At least I don’t think it is
They have genetic adaptations to the higher UV in the form of darker skin pigmentation. It's not a 100% control against skin cancer, but having more melanin will have a protective function. People with milky white skin are not adapted for the UV levels at all. I can't sit in the garden in March without burning, for heaven's sake. I sat outside to work on the Friday before Mother's Day and burnt my chest, my forearms, my nose and my scalp. "
I imagine the lighter complexion have troubles x I am considered olive skinned so I can easily take a good amount of sun before I start burning. But if I’m not careful I burn too x especially the face |
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"Anyone here enjoys sun tanning? Not talking going to the salon, but just lay in the sun and soak up the rays and work on them tan lines
Being partly Italiana, it’s in my genes and love laying in the sun while listening to music with sunnies on and dance a bit, maybe with an ice lolly !
Absolutely love the sun btw
What about u "
As a redhead i can't lie in the sun, i'd be like a burnt crisp after 30 mins
I have 3 colours white, pink, illuminous red |
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"Never been a fan of sunbathing - gets too hot, sweaty and boring plus even with my eyes shut it hurts them to lay facing the sun.
Being blonde I can burn fairly easily but if I'm careful will tan pretty well. Certainly don't avoid the sun and love when there's a real colour difference from my back to my bum. Does it age my skin? Sure. Does it have a cancer risk? Certainly. Can I stop myself getting old and dying? Absolutely not. Given the that the main choices of death in the UK are some form of cancer or dementia I'm not convinced by the 'you'll get cancer' argument. I'd rather die at 60 with wrinkled skin and memories of long sunny days outside than 90 with flawless skin not able to remember my own name.
Mr"
I agree and disagree with you, I will go out on hikes etc in the sun as long as I'm able to tolerate the heat. But I don't go out of my way to sit facing the sun either.
The you'll get cancer is a real threat though, especially to someone with my fairness of skin. It's about making a risk assessment on quality of life Vs risk. It doesn't impact on others so it's individual choice. The only time I get really wound up is when I see babies and toddlers sun burnt. |
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I don't mind it but I don't go out of my way to do it. Maybe if I'm on holiday or having a beach day, that would be the only time I actively lie down to bathe.
I did tan a good bit last year for the first time in about 8 years, but fuck me, it made my skin horrible and gave me wrinkles.
As much as I like a tan, it isn't worth the damage for me to do it often.
I'm always in SPF50 even on cloudy cold days. |
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I feel so much better with a tan and I am already changing into my summer plumage.
In winter time my skin keeps residually melanised because it sees so much sunshine the rest of the year.
I prefer hanky panky with similar complexions or darker. |
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"Never been a fan of sunbathing - gets too hot, sweaty and boring plus even with my eyes shut it hurts them to lay facing the sun.
Being blonde I can burn fairly easily but if I'm careful will tan pretty well. Certainly don't avoid the sun and love when there's a real colour difference from my back to my bum. Does it age my skin? Sure. Does it have a cancer risk? Certainly. Can I stop myself getting old and dying? Absolutely not. Given the that the main choices of death in the UK are some form of cancer or dementia I'm not convinced by the 'you'll get cancer' argument. I'd rather die at 60 with wrinkled skin and memories of long sunny days outside than 90 with flawless skin not able to remember my own name.
Mr
I agree and disagree with you, I will go out on hikes etc in the sun as long as I'm able to tolerate the heat. But I don't go out of my way to sit facing the sun either.
The you'll get cancer is a real threat though, especially to someone with my fairness of skin. It's about making a risk assessment on quality of life Vs risk. It doesn't impact on others so it's individual choice. The only time I get really wound up is when I see babies and toddlers sun burnt. "
Totally agree with that, allowing a child to burn is neglect at best.
There's a big difference between burning and tanning. I never deliberately sun bathe but I love the feel of the sun on my skin while doing stuff and am pretty good at recognising when it's getting too much. I'll deliberately let myself tan so that I can manage more activities without having to worry if I'll burn or not. This time of year is a nuisance, winter skin means any exposure needs to be carefully monitored, by August I can normally get away with being outside all day with just a cap and a tee shirt needed from 11 - 3ish an no stinky, greasy lotion.
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"Never been a fan of sunbathing - gets too hot, sweaty and boring plus even with my eyes shut it hurts them to lay facing the sun.
Being blonde I can burn fairly easily but if I'm careful will tan pretty well. Certainly don't avoid the sun and love when there's a real colour difference from my back to my bum. Does it age my skin? Sure. Does it have a cancer risk? Certainly. Can I stop myself getting old and dying? Absolutely not. Given the that the main choices of death in the UK are some form of cancer or dementia I'm not convinced by the 'you'll get cancer' argument. I'd rather die at 60 with wrinkled skin and memories of long sunny days outside than 90 with flawless skin not able to remember my own name.
Mr
I agree and disagree with you, I will go out on hikes etc in the sun as long as I'm able to tolerate the heat. But I don't go out of my way to sit facing the sun either.
The you'll get cancer is a real threat though, especially to someone with my fairness of skin. It's about making a risk assessment on quality of life Vs risk. It doesn't impact on others so it's individual choice. The only time I get really wound up is when I see babies and toddlers sun burnt.
Totally agree with that, allowing a child to burn is neglect at best.
There's a big difference between burning and tanning. I never deliberately sun bathe but I love the feel of the sun on my skin while doing stuff and am pretty good at recognising when it's getting too much. I'll deliberately let myself tan so that I can manage more activities without having to worry if I'll burn or not. This time of year is a nuisance, winter skin means any exposure needs to be carefully monitored, by August I can normally get away with being outside all day with just a cap and a tee shirt needed from 11 - 3ish an no stinky, greasy lotion.
Mr"
You what! So that means we'll have to do couple hiking at the beginning of summer, for sun cream lotion application reasons only  |
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I love the feeling of the sun on my skin but I have always been careful not to burn and to go too dark and when I had an allover skin check last week, was told my skin was not only free of any moles but also much younger looking than my age.
Sunshine for 15 minutes or so tops, and only very occasionally, but I would rather be paler than damage my skin.  |
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