I’ve been lax on the sunscreen lately, but really good at wearing a hat every day. I even make Baby Bun wear a hat even if he doesn’t want to.
I should also make it a point to put sunscreen on my shoulders and arms too, or wear a long-sleeved shirt, especially after seeing this.
This is how the sun sees you. Put on some damn sunscreen already. It is NEVER too late.
I love this video and it has totally gone viral on my fb! It’s a good reminder that no matter how hot it is outside we should be putting on some sun screen!
Good Grief! Everyone should watch that video! I wear a moisturizer every day, that has sunscreen. I use it on my face and neck. But I need to get my family on board with sunscreen as well. Thanks for sharing this video; definitely eye-opening…
Right?! After watching the video, I wore extra sunscreen and long-sleeved shirts.
Oh blech, that’s gross. The older folks at the beach with the leathery skin have generally been reminder enough for me… but this will still help
The problem is we don’t see the effects of tanning and sun until 10-20 years after the damage is done.
I actually don’t go in the sun that often but I need to put some sunscreen on when I do! The only time I put it on is when I’m at the beach or playing a sport outside. Good PSA!
You should have seen me today. I was in a hat, slathered on the sunscreen, wore pants and a long-sleeved shirt. That video really scared me.
I wear sunscreen everyday as a result of a psa that was aired regularly when I was a pre-teen. It made an impression on me because it’s the only commercial that made a point of saying everyone-regardless of skin tone, needed to wear sunblock. The issue is that we are a mile high in Colorado so the sun is really harsh on people’s skin. You regularly see people who look like leather.
Leather faces scare me. I see a lot of them here with dark spots / freckles.. especially where the sun hits them on the chest.
Nice PSA. Protect your skin 🙂 Dermatologists say getting a sun burn now may result in skin cancer decades later. Sometimes the damage may not be apparent right away but better to be safe and not.
Exactly!
