Sunscreen and my prescription glasses are transition lenses.
If I can turn my discomfort into a red-pill for these Karens going full Faucist on me by turning the table and blaming them for killing grandma for not using UVB lights to KILL the virus, then I'm gonna do it.
At the very least, it will help with my vitamin D deficiency.
I used to burn in about 10 minutes, blister in 15. Now I can go out all I want, I forgot and was out 4 hours and didn't turn red or feel any discomfort at all. I started taking Astaxanthin, its the stuff that make flamingos pink.
Sunscreen and my prescription glasses are transition lenses.
If I can turn my discomfort into a red-pill for these Karens going full Faucist on me by turning the table and blaming them for killing grandma for not using UVB lights to KILL the virus, then I'm gonna do it.
At the very least, it will help with my vitamin D deficiency.
Tally ho!
Many studies NOT funded by big pharma show that sunscreen is more likely to cause cancer than the sun. Toxic ingredients absorb into the skin.
There are safe ones like Badger, but they are the thick goopy ones with titanium dioxide.
Just sayin...
I used to burn in about 10 minutes, blister in 15. Now I can go out all I want, I forgot and was out 4 hours and didn't turn red or feel any discomfort at all. I started taking Astaxanthin, its the stuff that make flamingos pink.
I know about Astaxanthan but didn't realize it would help prevent burns. Makes sense, though. Thanks.
Retin A
Er...what?
Dude im keking my mind over here. So based!