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Skin shade, location, time of year, and atmospheric conditions are other huge variables. My pale skin in the midday desert sun for fifteen minutes in July? I'd
by ip26 6y ago
Skin shade, location, time of year, and atmospheric conditions are other huge variables.
My pale skin in the midday desert sun for fifteen minutes in July? I'd have a pretty serious burn.
- minton 6y agoYour skin may be burned but you wouldn’t likely have a vitamin D overdose.
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- abstractbarista 6y agoYou must be really pale. I'm super pale and it takes at least twice as long to start a light burn.
- ip26 6y agoI'm not that pale but it's shocking how fast you can burn in some places. Denver, for example, has a mile less atmosphere protecting you and little UV-blocking humidity. While New Zealand famously has the ozone hole. I don't burn nearly as fast in San Francisco.