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eddie007 Nov 16th 2012 9:29 pm

Sunburn
 
You'd think I'd learn.....

Factor 30, hat, loose fitting long sleeved shirt.... And STILL I get burned...

Ffs :frown:

jad n rich Nov 17th 2012 6:34 am

Re: Sunburn
 

Originally Posted by eddie007 (Post 10387295)
You'd think I'd learn.....

Factor 30, hat, loose fitting long sleeved shirt.... And STILL I get burned...

Ffs :frown:


Been in UK a week, the lack of ultra UV sun:frown: is a massive bonus for me.

old.sparkles Nov 17th 2012 7:27 am

Re: Sunburn
 

Originally Posted by eddie007 (Post 10387295)
You'd think I'd learn.....

Factor 30, hat, loose fitting long sleeved shirt.... And STILL I get burned...

Ffs :frown:

Ouch - it's usually me that has that problem :)

Is it very bad?

eddie007 Nov 17th 2012 11:07 am

Re: Sunburn
 

Originally Posted by old.sparkles (Post 10387904)
Ouch - it's usually me that has that problem :)

Is it very bad?

Still warm this morning......

Its the years of over producing steroids that does it... Apparently:frown:

Jaycee1 Nov 17th 2012 12:12 pm

Re: Sunburn
 
That green Aloe Vera stuff by Banana Boat calms sunburn down for me. Its also good if you burn yourself on the oven...

eddie007 Nov 17th 2012 1:08 pm

Re: Sunburn
 

Originally Posted by Jaycee1 (Post 10388181)
That green Aloe Vera stuff by Banana Boat calms sunburn down for me. Its also good if you burn yourself on the oven...

I had always refused to buy "aftersun"... Eory being ...dont bloody get burned in the first place... However mumbles wentnout with friends who didnt screen him a while ago... So we smothered him in ambre solaire... It was only the next day when he turned orange that we discovered it was an aftersun with some fake tan in it...... Orange and streaky was not a good look:blink:

moneypenny20 Nov 17th 2012 11:27 pm

Re: Sunburn
 
We've got a bottle of Hello Vera in the fridge. It's an awesome preventative measure to getting burnt. No one likes the freezing spray on hot skin. :lol:

spuddyo Nov 18th 2012 9:43 am

Re: Sunburn
 
It's always seemed weird to me that you can't easily buy 'after sun' in Australia, ala Boots style availabe in England. What's all that about then ?

Gibbo Nov 18th 2012 12:46 pm

Re: Sunburn
 
Always found starch to be good for taking the heat out of sunburn. Not the instant stuff, the kind you have to boil up. Still have half a box in the cupboard. Just dust over the area with cotton wool. Need I say you use it straight from the box NOT after you've added water! lol!

Sherlock Holmes Nov 18th 2012 5:16 pm

Re: Sunburn
 

Originally Posted by spuddyo (Post 10389435)
It's always seemed weird to me that you can't easily buy 'after sun' in Australia, ala Boots style availabe in England. What's all that about then ?

I actually have some aftersun by Boots which I bought here. BUT I can't remember where I got it. :o Doubt I'd be able to get it again either but it is / has been out there.

I think it was somewhere unlikely like Coles or Bi-Lo.

moneypenny20 Nov 18th 2012 7:04 pm

Re: Sunburn
 

Originally Posted by spuddyo (Post 10389435)
It's always seemed weird to me that you can't easily buy 'after sun' in Australia, ala Boots style availabe in England. What's all that about then ?

:confused: Where are you looking? Everywhere I see Sun Screen, I see After Sun.

Zen10 Nov 18th 2012 7:05 pm

Re: Sunburn
 

Originally Posted by eddie007 (Post 10387295)
You'd think I'd learn.....

Factor 30, hat, loose fitting long sleeved shirt.... And STILL I get burned...

Ffs :frown:

I burn very quickly, and I mean very quickly. I have very low tolerance for sunlight, but I put on F30 and a long sleeve shirt and a hat and I'm all right for ages so you must have an unbelievably low tolerance of UV if you burn through F30 and a shirt.

eddie007 Nov 18th 2012 7:06 pm

Re: Sunburn
 

Originally Posted by Zen10 (Post 10389836)
I burn very quickly, and I mean very quickly. I have very low tolerance for sunlight, but I put on F30 and a long sleeve shirt and a hat and I'm all right for ages so you must have an unbelievably low tolerance of UV if you burn through F30 and a shirt.

I do..... :(

Zen10 Nov 18th 2012 7:09 pm

Re: Sunburn
 

Originally Posted by eddie007 (Post 10389838)
I do..... :(

How do you fancy the idea of living in Sweden?;)

eddie007 Nov 18th 2012 7:10 pm

Re: Sunburn
 

Originally Posted by Zen10 (Post 10389841)
How do you fancy the idea of living in Sweden?;)

Not sure I want to move interstate..... I take it Sweden is interstate.... Haven't come across a Sweden in Western Australia yet... Though tbh I dont get out much:blink:


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