So.. does sunscreen even do shit unless you reapply it literally 8 times a day? (Every 2 hours)
Are you a vampire?
>>18695192Depends on your skin color. The lighter your skin the more you need it and the darker your skin the less you need it.
>>18695192You are a gay German twink who only goes out at night to cruise for cock at the Munich gay bars. You don't even need sunscreen.
>>18695192No thanks i gonna Gorillamaxx instead
>>18695314Letting pajeets on the internet was such a mistake
>>18695314Josh got infected with down
You really only need it for high UV exposure. If you go outside late morning or early afternoon apply it once, maybe twice. That’s all. You don’t need it otherwise.
>>18695192If you have to ask this then you clearly haven't seen the skin of some 50 something year old who always wore sunscreen compared to the skin of one who never wore it...
>>18695192Sunscreen doesn't just turn off after 2 hours, it just loses potency. spf 60 is down to about 10ish after 8 hours, which is still about 90% of UVB blocked, being black is like having perma 10ish sunscreen on btw. That's still a workday worth of good protection. You only need to reapply every 2 hours if you want to keep a consistent 60, but that's only really to prevent actual sunburns from heavy exposure. Make sure to apply generously, as the 2 hour recommendation is greatly due to most people applying too little.
>>18695525i mean there's a pretty huge difference between casual sun exposure versus laying out spread out in the sun for several hours a day with a lot of tanning oil trying to get as TOASTY as possible eh he he
>>18695192sunscreen is the most important skincare step, so much so that I would rather take sunscreen over an entire routine without sunscreen. they did studies with twins, ones with usual sunscreen use (noone applies 8x a day) always looked much less aged over time. the thing is though you dont see the damage that didn't happen so it's less satisfying than something that fixes something that's already wrong like acne or something.
