This guy mustve been paid by banana boat. Everyone go out there and get sunlight for at least 5-10 minutes everyday. Majority of today's problem is lack of sunlight.
I'm really not with this nonsense. We are humans, we can handle it. If you live in warm climates for ages your descendants will eventually become darker skinned. That's how we became various races, we adapt! Maybe the lotions are more harmful than the harmless nonsense you are trying to run away from. We've lived and thrived for thousands if not millions of years without any lotions or those things Bill Gates is trying to get everyone to take.
Sunscreen is important but so does the sunlight because we get little to no vitamin d from food we eat and in nature there are only few foods that contain vitamin d and which food contain vitamin d the levels are not enough for us so I order to fulfill our requirements we need sunlight as a source….
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This guy mustve been paid by banana boat. Everyone go out there and get sunlight for at least 5-10 minutes everyday. Majority of today's problem is lack of sunlight.
Nice 時間ing. And video!
So glad I can sit out in the sun and absorb the rays😊
sunscreen is bad for us
People who destroy the earth need protection from the sun
Yes brother sunscreen 🧴 is not to change your skin color is to protect you from U V raidiation
Rip kevin conroy 🥀
i literally js learned 2 months worth of learning from my school in 2 minutes💔✌️
Dog’s eyes have extra vision in blue, but less in red. So the can see ultraviolet
Yeah cancer the sunscreen causes is better than burn,,,,
Don’t be fooled sunscreen is poison, you need sun ☀️
Uvb really loves or hates me
😊
So… sunscreen is packaged melanin?
Thanks Cable 👌
No show a Black person under UV light.
Ahhh those ole carbon nuclear melenated black peoples 😂😂😂✊🏾
Look what they have to do to mimic what nature intended with melanin 😂
Dudes doing blackface for science
Lol mustard in a black light. Wash your face and it's still there.
Dude why arent you removing all the actual dangerous misinformation in this comment section
Never saw a tan unhealthy person
Wonder what this would look like with a black guy
😂
Lastly which one is good sunscreen chemical ya mineral please reply to me 🙏🙏
Seen a bunch of naturist hippies in health communities claiming the sun isn’t bad for your skin and that it’s a hoax lol
Should black people use sunscreen 🧴 as well?
If chemical sunscreen 'absorbs' the uv, does that mean it feels hotter on the skin compared to mineral sunscreen?
I'm really not with this nonsense.
We are humans, we can handle it.
If you live in warm climates for ages your descendants will eventually become darker skinned.
That's how we became various races, we adapt!
Maybe the lotions are more harmful than the harmless nonsense you are trying to run away from.
We've lived and thrived for thousands if not millions of years without any lotions or those things Bill Gates is trying to get everyone to take.
Done with this new age nonsense.
DAMN
Everyone :needing sun cream to survive
Black people : 🗿🗿🗿
Cool
So lucky to be black right now
I guess be smart and RDJ are the only one with passes….
So every time I put on sunscreen I'm actually performing blackface?
Do NOT let this on Instagram
Sunscreen is important but so does the sunlight because we get little to no vitamin d from food we eat and in nature there are only few foods that contain vitamin d and which food contain vitamin d the levels are not enough for us so I order to fulfill our requirements we need sunlight as a source….
Is mineral better than chemical, or whats the pros and cons of both
Isn't sunscreen bad for your skin tho? I've heard sunscreens can even cause skin cancer- 💀💀
At least tell the brands who make mineral sunscreens
So which is a better kind of sunscreen? I want a video on that.
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Shoutout to God for having the sun GIVE me energy and protection rather than this. Yikes
can a black person use sunscreen?