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By *tanley Funseeker OP   Man 4 weeks ago

stanley

What sort of sunscreen do you use. I’ve been using P20 or P30 depending on location and temperature. Is there anything better out there?

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By *ex HolesMan 4 weeks ago

Up North

I use my own spunk hand delivered from a big titted brunette

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By *icecouple561Couple 4 weeks ago
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East Sussex

I just use a basic brand factor 30 or 15

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By *emidemiWoman 4 weeks ago

basingstoke

I use spf 50 on my face and body, every day of the year

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By *oyoteUglyWoman 4 weeks ago

somewhere

Factor 50, face and every bit of exposed sun otherwise I buuurrrrrnnnnnn.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 4 weeks ago

North West

Ambre Solaire Factor 50 (I'm not allergic to it) and this year, because they obviously changed the ingredients and I AM allergic to the face one, I've got House of Joseon Factor 50. It's Korean.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 4 weeks ago

North West


"Factor 50, face and every bit of exposed sun otherwise I buuurrrrrnnnnnn."

Same. I was that woman in a giant hat today

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By (user no longer on site) 4 weeks ago

Factor 50 or I turn the brightest shade of red.

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By *enriette and SamCouple 4 weeks ago

The Magic whip

Never used it.

Explains my leathery complexion

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By *ot to giggleWoman 4 weeks ago

Coventry

umm i didnt use any today

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By *uenevereWoman 4 weeks ago

Scunthorpe

30 or higher... I'm very pale

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By *r John WickMan 4 weeks ago

The Continental

Too much of a cheapskate to bother with it.

I’ll bung a hat on, cover up, or stay indoors.

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By *esthetic21Man 4 weeks ago

Birmingham/Bristol

Never use it EVER.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 4 weeks ago

North West

I don't get the pride in not wearing sunscreen.

https://g.co/kgs/mqrBpg9

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By *offiaCoolWoman 4 weeks ago

Kidsgrove

The NHS recommends nothing less than SPF 30.

An SPF 30 allows about 3 percent of UVB rays to hit your skin. An SPF of 50 allows about 2 percent of those rays through. That may seem like a small difference until you realize that the SPF 30 is allowing 50 percent more UV radiation onto your skin.

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By *enriette and SamCouple 4 weeks ago

The Magic whip


"I don't get the pride in not wearing sunscreen.

https://g.co/kgs/mqrBpg9"

I’m not proud.

I’m just a twat.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 4 weeks ago

North West


"The NHS recommends nothing less than SPF 30.

An SPF 30 allows about 3 percent of UVB rays to hit your skin. An SPF of 50 allows about 2 percent of those rays through. That may seem like a small difference until you realize that the SPF 30 is allowing 50 percent more UV radiation onto your skin."

I'd wear SPF150 if it was available. That's how crap my skin is. I have to reapply SPF50 very regularly.

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By *red333Man 4 weeks ago

Dorchester

WD40

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 4 weeks ago

North West


"WD40 "

I need that too

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By *emidemiWoman 4 weeks ago

basingstoke


"The NHS recommends nothing less than SPF 30.

An SPF 30 allows about 3 percent of UVB rays to hit your skin. An SPF of 50 allows about 2 percent of those rays through. That may seem like a small difference until you realize that the SPF 30 is allowing 50 percent more UV radiation onto your skin.

I'd wear SPF150 if it was available. That's how crap my skin is. I have to reapply SPF50 very regularly. "

You can get spf100 in boots it’s about £30 though!

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By *obilebottomMan 4 weeks ago

All over

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By *ty31Man 4 weeks ago

NW London

Nivea or Piz Buin I find work best for me.

Factor 20 or 30 usually although it is pretty much irrelevant as the frequency of re-application is far more important.

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By *iss FuegoWoman 4 weeks ago

Wherever I lay my hat

50 on my face. 15 or 20 on my body. I tend to buy whatever is on offer in Superdrug at the time

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 4 weeks ago

North West

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 4 weeks ago

North West


"The NHS recommends nothing less than SPF 30.

An SPF 30 allows about 3 percent of UVB rays to hit your skin. An SPF of 50 allows about 2 percent of those rays through. That may seem like a small difference until you realize that the SPF 30 is allowing 50 percent more UV radiation onto your skin.

I'd wear SPF150 if it was available. That's how crap my skin is. I have to reapply SPF50 very regularly.

You can get spf100 in boots it’s about £30 though!"

If there's a tester pot, I'll try but I'm allergic to so many things and reluctant to pay so much for something that might bring me out in hives

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By *oeBeansMan 4 weeks ago

Derby

Erm... You're meant to use sunscreen?

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By *esthetic21Man 4 weeks ago

Birmingham/Bristol


"Erm... You're meant to use sunscreen? "
no

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 4 weeks ago

North West


"Erm... You're meant to use sunscreen? "

Yes

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By *oeBeansMan 4 weeks ago

Derby


"Erm... You're meant to use sunscreen?

Yes "

Sounds like effort

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By *eliWoman 4 weeks ago

I'll know it when I find it.


"Erm... You're meant to use sunscreen? "

Yes Joe! I wear it. You're going to age rapidly if you don't. Say farewell to your fresh face.

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By *isa 59Woman 4 weeks ago

Newcastle

50 on my face and neck and 30 everywhere else. I’m not loyal to any particular brand.

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By *ellhungvweMan 4 weeks ago

Cheltenham


"I use my own spunk hand delivered from a big titted brunette "

The environmentally friendly choice! Greta would be proud of you.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 4 weeks ago

North West


"Erm... You're meant to use sunscreen?

Yes

Sounds like effort "

It is. But I like not having skin cancer and not looking 85 at the age of 38

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By *oeBeansMan 4 weeks ago

Derby


"Erm... You're meant to use sunscreen?

Yes Joe! I wear it. You're going to age rapidly if you don't. Say farewell to your fresh face."

Is there anything for that dead behind the eyes look as well?

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By *oeBeansMan 4 weeks ago

Derby


"Erm... You're meant to use sunscreen?

Yes

Sounds like effort

It is. But I like not having skin cancer and not looking 85 at the age of 38 "

Fair and understandable

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By *imi_RougeWoman 4 weeks ago

Portsmouth

I usually buy what's on offer, I love the quick dry sprays for the body.

Super drug own brand 30/50 for face.

I've had skin cancer, so I would urge everyone to at least make an effort with it. Unless you want bits cut out of you and scars, or worse

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By *ularliWoman 4 weeks ago

worcester

Altruist.

Having had advanced skin cancer I do my best to protect the largest organ of my body now.

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By *JcuriousCouple 3 weeks ago

Derby

30 I've got ginger skin

Miss S x

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By *ou only live onceMan 3 weeks ago

London

Has someone mentioned Baz Luhrmann already?

It depends where I am. Rarely more than F15/30, but I'll slap on F50 if I'm skiing. Not too fussed about brand, but like the Piz Buin bottles so nearly always buy those...

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 3 weeks ago

North West


"Has someone mentioned Baz Luhrmann already?

It depends where I am. Rarely more than F15/30, but I'll slap on F50 if I'm skiing. Not too fussed about brand, but like the Piz Buin bottles so nearly always buy those..."

Me. I linked to Baz Luhrmann

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By *ou only live onceMan 3 weeks ago

London


"Has someone mentioned Baz Luhrmann already?

It depends where I am. Rarely more than F15/30, but I'll slap on F50 if I'm skiing. Not too fussed about brand, but like the Piz Buin bottles so nearly always buy those...

Me. I linked to Baz Luhrmann "

Ah yes, skim reading again. It's the only piece of life advice I've remembered.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 3 weeks ago

North West


"Has someone mentioned Baz Luhrmann already?

It depends where I am. Rarely more than F15/30, but I'll slap on F50 if I'm skiing. Not too fussed about brand, but like the Piz Buin bottles so nearly always buy those...

Me. I linked to Baz Luhrmann

Ah yes, skim reading again. It's the only piece of life advice I've remembered.

"

Floss

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By *iss DevilWoman 3 weeks ago

Bedford

I discovered a once-a-day suncream a few years ago. Was very skeptical at first, but it worked, I did not burn and did not have to reapply every 5 sec.

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS 3 weeks ago

Stockport

With all this cosmic activity, auroras further south than ever before, I reckon we'll all soon need to use lead lined parasols...

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 3 weeks ago

North West


"I discovered a once-a-day suncream a few years ago. Was very skeptical at first, but it worked, I did not burn and did not have to reapply every 5 sec. "

Works for our daughter but not me unfortunately. I'm obviously too pale

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 3 weeks ago

North West


"With all this cosmic activity, auroras further south than ever before, I reckon we'll all soon need to use lead lined parasols..."

I have doubled the thickness of our tin foil, just to be on the safe side, actually

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By *ools and the brainCouple 3 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

I burn easily.

Best one I had was an Ironman branded one(triathlon not the tin man) that was brilliant I used it many times during training and racing, sunbum is pretty good.

Never less than factor 50.

When doing ironman Lanzarote a few years ago I found a pharmacy that did factor 90 it was extremely thick.

Trick is to get one that allows the skin to breathe and not clog up the pores.

I really don't understand why people brag about not using suncream,it's dumb!

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By *ectarofthegodsWoman 3 weeks ago

West Mids

I am currently using the La Roche-Posay one, but before that, I was using Avene, which is pretty good

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By *esthetic21Man 3 weeks ago

Birmingham/Bristol


"I burn easily.

Best one I had was an Ironman branded one(triathlon not the tin man) that was brilliant I used it many times during training and racing, sunbum is pretty good.

Never less than factor 50.

When doing ironman Lanzarote a few years ago I found a pharmacy that did factor 90 it was extremely thick.

Trick is to get one that allows the skin to breathe and not clog up the pores.

I really don't understand why people brag about not using suncream,it's dumb!"

it means you're hard

Harder than the sun

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By *oozleMan 3 weeks ago

high wycombe

Normally I prefer factor 30, however stupidly I went and did gardening in my week off and burnt my head and arms lol

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By *utterfly64Woman 3 weeks ago

Raynes Park

Only on holiday or in Cap D’Adge - unless I have my bits out elsewhere first. Not used any yet this year even though the weather has been great I have not been out in it for long.

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By *mmaleiaWoman 3 weeks ago

East Northamptonshire

Factor 50 is a goths best friend

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By *olden RatioWoman 3 weeks ago

Buckinghamshire

Factor 50 on my face and 30 on my body. I will opt to sit in the shade rather than the sun.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple 3 weeks ago

North West


"I burn easily.

Best one I had was an Ironman branded one(triathlon not the tin man) that was brilliant I used it many times during training and racing, sunbum is pretty good.

Never less than factor 50.

When doing ironman Lanzarote a few years ago I found a pharmacy that did factor 90 it was extremely thick.

Trick is to get one that allows the skin to breathe and not clog up the pores.

I really don't understand why people brag about not using suncream,it's dumb!it means you're hard

Harder than the sun "

If I went into the sun without suncream, I'd simply burn to a crisp, be in agony with the burns and potentially cause myself to develop skin cancer. I'm tough as fucking nails, but I'm not tougher than the burning ball of hydrogen and helium in the sky.

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By *ivemealadybonerWoman 3 weeks ago

somewhere

Think mine was factor 30 Hawaiian tropic, smells devine too, I went through it very quickly as I know I burn very very easily, I went through two bottles over 10 days and for the first time in my life have an amazing tan x

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By *r John WickMan 3 weeks ago

The Continental

I might drop a bit of Lard onto my arms before cooking ‘em. If all else fails, I’ll smell like chips. Yum!

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By *icecouple561Couple 3 weeks ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex


"I might drop a bit of Lard onto my arms before cooking ‘em. If all else fails, I’ll smell like chips. Yum! "

We used to rub coconut oil all over and lay in the sun . If we didn't have that we used cooking oil.

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By *he_Secret_GardenWoman 3 weeks ago

Naughty Lane

Factor 50...but never works on me anyway. always burning.

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By *929Man 3 weeks ago

newcastle

Last time I had sunscreen on was when I was a youngin and was made to wear it by me mam, still no issues after 24 years working outside

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By *ensual_KarmaMan 3 weeks ago

London

I’m bad, as I have darker skin… I’ve never been one to use it… even though… having slightly darker skin is no shield to the dangers of UV

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