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over a year ago
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"Last year I wore factor 50 and still got burned just walking around London. I need to reapply every 5 minutes  "
Not fun is it. I'm pretty good with 50+. Lasts a few hours at least. The worst I was burnt was went I was about 11. Fell asleep in the sun for over an hour. The front of me was the reddest red you've ever seen and the back of me was the whitest white you've ever seen. I couldn't move, never forget that pain...  |
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"I put factor 500 on to open the fridge door, I wear an aspestos suit and a welders helmet to go out during the daytime. "
I suppose a holiday in the Maasai Mara is out of the equation then, try Butlins at Skegness   |
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over a year ago
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Depends if UK or abroad. I use 30 on my face and 10 on my body UK. Abroad I start 30 all over. I'm lucky I don't burn and my skin naturally goes olive even though I'm pale |
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Although I suffer from psoriasis, which U.V. rays are supposed to help alleviate, that is preferable to having skin cancer 
