Post by wildfloweragain on Jul 8, 2013 17:42:57 GMT -5
Yes. My daughter was very tan after last summer where her rash guard and shorts didn't cover her, and I put physical blocker, sunhat, etc. on her daily.
No, I wear SPF 50 and reapply often and still BURN to a crisp. There is no such thing as tan in my world. My two colors are lobster red and sheet white.
Post by megalicious on Jul 8, 2013 18:03:33 GMT -5
Yes, I wear 70+ and still tan. DD wears a long sleeve UV rash guard when we're out in the sun and she doesn't tan through that at all, but she has diaper tan lines on her legs.
Yes. I wear sunblock and still ran. In fact, I still have serious racer back ran lines on my back from my half training a last summer (even though I'm team gimpy right now and haven't done any running other physical activity outside this Spring/Summer).
Im not going to say i tan, im just a darker shade of pale. You cant tell ive gotten any color unless you compare to where i havent and im still shockingly white. And imwear 70 or 50 or whatever.
Yes my husband accuses me of humble bragging, "Oh I wear SPF 50 and I still get so tan, it sucks". But really, it does. I am no spring chicken and leather is not a good color on anyone.
ETA: Also, I don't burn, even without sunscreen. I might get a little red the first day out, but I can sit on the beach all day with nothing on and just get brown.
I tan through SPF 30 a little. I like to get some color, because if I have a little base tan I'm less likely to burn later in the summer when I inevitably miss a spot(s) with sunblock and go out for 50 miles on my bike.
Post by libbygrl109 on Jul 8, 2013 22:23:14 GMT -5
I still do, and I load it on as much as I can. My son, not so much. He's got super pale skin and red hair. The closest he gets to a tan is his freckles.
Yes, I definitely tan. Sometimes, if I'm not able to reapply, I eventually start to burn. I think tanning through sunscreen is normal--in fact, my understanding was that sunscreen was simply to help prevent burns, not prevent tanning all together.