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Sun Protection
A
golden, bronze tan is often considered a status symbol. Perhaps this
supports the idea that people who have time to lie in the sun long enough to
develop a deep tan, or who can travel to warm climates during winter, have
more money or leisure time than "common folk." Nevertheless, the goal of
many is a deep tan early in spring or to return from vacation with that
hearty, healthy glow. Whether a tan suggests status or not, careless
exposure to the sun can be harmful.
Always burn easily; never tan
Very fair, often freckled |
SPF 15 or greater |
Ultra protection-offers most
protection from sunburn; permits no tanning |
Always burn easily; tan minimally
Fair complexion |
SPF 8 to under 15 |
Maximal protection from sun
burning; permits little or no sun tanning |
Burn moderately; tan gradually
Light to medium complexion |
SPF 6-8 |
Extra protection from sun
burning; permits limited sun burning |
Burn minimally; tan well (easily)
Medium complexion |
SPF 4-6 |
Moderate protection from sun
burning; permits some sun tanning |
Burn rarely; always tan easily
and deeply
Dark brown or black complexion |
SPF 2-4 |
Minimal protection from sun
burning; permits sun tanning |
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