FAO Mods, before you get all defensive and shit please know that this is not a racist baiting thread. please ignore Larry’s request to ban me.
Darker skin tones have more melanin than lighter ones, meaning they’re better protected from the sun. But melanin isn’t immune to all UV rays, so there’s still some risk.
I just want to understand from my black brothers who live in nice warm countries (because I don’t) how often (if at all) do you get sunburned?
I have read that in the last year about 13 percent of black women and 9 percent of men have been sunburnt. However in the last year almost 66 percent of white women and just over 65 percent of white men - that’s a big difference georges.
Thanks.
Darker skin tones have more melanin than lighter ones, meaning they’re better protected from the sun. But melanin isn’t immune to all UV rays, so there’s still some risk.
I just want to understand from my black brothers who live in nice warm countries (because I don’t) how often (if at all) do you get sunburned?
I have read that in the last year about 13 percent of black women and 9 percent of men have been sunburnt. However in the last year almost 66 percent of white women and just over 65 percent of white men - that’s a big difference georges.
Thanks.
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