Prevent sunburn

[t001tom]

What are the best sunscreens or strategies for van dwellers or campers who may not bathe everyday and do not want to stain clothes and bedding?

 

[Lorelei072]

Sunscreens are dangerous and another tool to profit the medical-pharmaceutical industrial complex and globalist eugenicists. Your body needs UVB from direct, midday sun for adequate nutrition. We were made to live on this planet.

https://www.valisure.com/wp-content...unscreen-and-After-sun-Care-Products-v9.7.pdf

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/vitamin-d-from-sun#distance-from-the-equator

 

[bullfrog]

Big hat and UV resistant clothing.

 

[Gypsy108]

I haven’t sunbathed in over 30 years….recently I’ve been swimming outdoors & sitting in the sun… I was astounded I didn’t get badly sunburned because I only had  a Sp4 sunblock…
I investigated this going through the many supplements I take… and found out that SPIRULINA is good for preventing sunburn!!

I had been taking spirulina for at least a month before I started swimming….

 

[crofter]

Avoid full sun exposure during the midday hours 10am to 4pm. Hats and shade help.

I stopped using sunscreens & use protective clothing instead.
-crofter

 

[nature lover]

As a child we went to the beach every summer and to the pool at least twice a week. Where do use sunblock got red and peeled all the time and thought it was neat. I’m getting two more skin cancers removed in the near future. Now that I am partly balding that hat is absolutely necessary. My best preventative for sunburn is an easy chair under a big umbrella with a fan blowing and a cold beverage in my hand. To life!

 

[WanderingRose]

Sunscreen and sun protective clothing will protect your skin from various forms of skin cancers that then must be cut out of you as you age.

Ask me how I know this.

 

[MrNoodly]

I don't remember the last time I might've used sunscreen. I'd rather stay in the shade. If it's not too hot I wear long sleeves and long pants. If it is too hot, I wear shorts and short sleeves but avoid the sun—because I'm already too hot.

 

[RobOfYork]

I use to burn very quickly and one year I noticed that I could be outside in the sun for many hours at a time and actually get very little color from it.

It turned out it was the green tea I started drinking. It does something to protect the skin. I do drink a lot of it though.

 

[RVTravel]

I use to burn very quickly and one year I noticed that I could be outside in the sun for many hours at a time and actually get very little color from it.

It turned out it was the green tea I started drinking. It does something to protect the skin. I do drink a lot of it though.

lol, doubt that.

 

[Gypsy108]

I also have drunk mass quantities of green tea the past 20 years….

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5037798/

 

[MrNoodly]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5037798/

"...found in many foods such as green tea, chocolate..."

Well, there you go, chocolate has me covered.

 

[RoamerRV428]

for me personally the best of the best for that 'not bathe everyday you said' and don't want some oily, icky, nasty residue' from sunscreen on me if I can't wash it off.....is buy an oil free based sunscreen. Like there are a ton of 'oil free face sunscreens' out there and yes you can use on body and 'go a tad longer' before you 'feel that buildup of icky' on ya........so go with oil free sunscreen. More expensive but if you want a better longer term result wearing it that is the way to head and of course make sure ya get a fragrance free one. They are truly better than cheaper sunscreens and worth it to me. I get ya on the wash off cause most of them build up but oil free sunscreen doesn't give you as much of that and you have a tad longer til ya feel more icky.....hope my personal review helped a bit