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Yeah, I hardly see anything under SPF15, which lets 1/15th of the light in (6.7%). I'd be interested in using an SPF 5 or so (1/5th or 20% of sunlight gets in).
by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
Yeah, I hardly see anything under SPF15, which lets 1/15th of the light in (6.7%). I'd be interested in using an SPF 5 or so (1/5th or 20% of sunlight gets in).
- Broken_Hippo 1y agoThose are usually sold as tanning lotions instead of sunscreens.
- singularity2001 1y agoBut these usually contain chemicals that burn your skin to make them look brown? Like the oval office orangutan clown?
- Broken_Hippo 1y agoIt's been a really long time since I've stopped to look at them, but not often. Those self-tanners are a different product. These would be products designed for tanning beds or getting tanned at the beach.