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does anyone know the safest type of sunblock to use ??
Yesterday i had sunscreen on my hand and then i went to the bathroom of course rubbing my hand all over my penis. Then a few minutes later my penis started to burn like i put icy hot in my pants. Well after about 5-10 minutes of the burning it quit. Wel...
For several years, I have not been able to be in the sun for a long period time. I can walk around for about 4 to 5 hours and feel okay but later on in the day, my skin feels hot. I then develop very small bumps in the areas that were exposed to the sun (a...
Hello ladies. So ftm here and my little man is alittle over 4 months old. Summer is right around the corner and he already loves the outside. But I would like to protect his little skin as much as possible. What brands would you recommend ? What SPF ? The ...
I read on here women saying to wear lots of sunblock when out at the pool.. I wear lots of tanning oil and get a nice good brown tan. My Dr doesn't have a problem with it he just said to drink lots of water. Why wear sunblock??
Hello, Just wondered what people thoughts on if I have just found out that I am pregnant and I play sports like Badminton and Cricket?? Should i stop or carry on?
I really wanna carry on and I understand i need to stop if it hurts in any way :-)
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My Boy 8years, he is very inteligent in school, but very lazzy in sport, even at home he was always like to sit front of TV to watch cartoons etc. but his other two brothers one is 6years & other one is 12years are very active in both area in sport & schoo...
Is it safe to be in a pool??
After applying sunscreen and some other lotions I get this extreme itching that can only be relieved by taking a shower and washing the sunscreen off. Does anyone know what causes this?
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I was in Cancun, Mexico for two weeks in July. I have olive colored skin and don't burn easily. I hardly wore sunblock ( I know, terrible!) while I was there. I had a sunburn on my forearms and forehead and little bit of peeling during the secon...
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