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I don't know of anyone using sunscreen from the moment they wake up until they go to sleep. Guaranteed that even the best user will still receive a healthy amou
by flyingshelf 4mo ago
I don't know of anyone using sunscreen from the moment they wake up until they go to sleep. Guaranteed that even the best user will still receive a healthy amount of UV even if they refresh every few hours. As far as I'm concerned sunscreen is a 10am-5pm endeavor, not needed before or after
- Zenbit_UX 4mo agoWorth noting here for any readers new to UV guidelines that the above rule isn’t necessarily helpful for you. I’m currently traveling in an area that is 8:30am-4:30pm and live in an area that’s 10-6 pm in the summer and shifts throughout the year. The actual rule is derived from your location’s safe UV index zones, which is found out by determining what local time the UV Index <= 2. Above 2, wear some amount of protection.
- sevenseacat 4mo agoThat's basically sun up to sun down, here. It's been completely grey, overcast, and raining here all day and the UV index sat between 3 and 5.
- Zenbit_UX 4mo agoYa, the relationship between UV and sunlight is strange and unintuitive. For that reason I use a UV widget on my lock screen. I find that being exposed to the value (e.g. 4) while being able to see the suns effect (e.g. cloudy) gives me a better feel for conditions.
- flyingshelf 4mo agoThe worst sunburn I ever got was on a boat while overcast. I don't trust them clouds no more.
- plorkyeran 4mo agoClouds block a decent amount of UV on average, but it’s much less consistent than you might expect. 9/10 you might be completely fine with no sunscreen and then get a horrible sunburn the tenth, with no apparent visual distinction between them.