More weirdness: when I was a teenager, girls used to 'lay out' in the sun to get a really dark tan (I just burned, and even today with sunscreen of SPF45 I merely lose that 'fish-belly whiteness' after a summer of working outdoors).
My manager at my current job has to have patches of skin cancer removed about twice a year. He's very fair-skinned and has red-blond hair cut into a short enough buzz-cut that you can see his scalp (he was a helicopter pilot in Vietnam), and didn't start using sunscreen until the early 1990's. He's definitely paying for that now.
I had some very bad burns as a child, and a couple as an adult. I'm dreading
the day when I find my first lesion. Now I use "SPF shellac" religiously.
I have heard that sunlight is needed for the body to produce certain vitamins. Does use of sunscreen keep those processes from happening?
Reggie Bautista Shellac-R-Us Maru
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