What Actually Happens When You Get a Sunburn

[@Twink_Insurance]

Can we take a second and give a huge, insane thank you to the artists and animators of the infographics show? You guys rock!!!!

[@Ihatemakingahandle]

I’d rather not.

[@darkzulu_9897]

@@Ihatemakingahandle then don’t?

[@diallo9668]

@@Ihatemakingahandle then don't

[@Twink_Insurance]

@@Ihatemakingahandle congrats, your reply contributed absolutely nothing!

[@elimhazard9938]

@@Twink_Insurance lol

[@Donnerwamp]

The most metal description of what sunburn is I've heard was "Sunburn is basically your cells commiting suicide before turning cancerous because of radiation damage"

[@aditikidsstories8644]

my goodness, that's underrated

[@Istazhe]

6. The dollar

[@thefortnitecuh4900]

oh my thats pretty scary

[@cereal-kr2kk]

That's a pretty neat explanation, thank you

[@sadalien9049]

I had a HECK of a sunburn when I went to Louisiana and just spent 15 minutes outside relaxing. I was in bed, unable to move for 3 days taking Ibuprofen 600s as often as medically recommended.

[@justinpyle3415]

15 minutes? holy f. i had one after 8 hours on a lake. very silly

[@patrickoconnor6514]

have u ever been outside before

[@sadalien9049]

@@patrickoconnor6514 Yup, I'm just white as a snowflake (part Polish)

[@buttadawg6113]

@@sadalien9049 I’m mostly Polish and I’ve never been sunburnt more than a little red nose and I was on the beach for 6+ hours a day for almost a week, must be blessed 😂 stay safe man

[@Lordchron0s]

@@justinpyle3415 try having low melanin

[@GlamorousTitanic21]

Just got back from the beach with the worst sunburn I’ve ever had. Took a shower and nearly blacked out from the pain several times. It was like bathing in acid.

[@Itsnoahscott]

That sounds like a bit of a stretch.

[@GlamorousTitanic21]

@@Itsnoahscott it was second degree burns; and showering right after it really does feel like an acid bath.

[@ikemanproductions7762]

Same bro and I can confirm that u are not overreacting

[@ivannieves154]

@@Itsnoahscott you risked Cancer, are you good ? 😳

[@Ghosty_SS]

Im not alone . the problem is my skin starting to make yellow bubbles instantly. Sadly, after more than a week with my skin still burning, my parents realised I wasn't overreacting, and they took me to a doctor, and now im getting better with medicaments

[@CatBehaviourPhD]

I’ve only ever had a sunburn once or twice. The second time was a tiny one on my shoulders, but the first one was crazy! I was on vacation in Mexico as a kid, and it’s very hot there. We wore tank tops/shorts and other similar clothing, so our skin was exposed. Even though we kept swimming around in the outdoor pool, most of us were still very warm. Eventually, I jumped into the pool and submerged my shoulders aND IT BURNED. I remember freaking out and finding out I had gotten a sunburn on my shoulders and it was surprisingly painful

[@kamalsinghpunia3710]

Did u get any marks over shoulders? I got some and not sure hiw to fix it !!

[@Crazycrazymom]

did your skin ever go back to its natural color?

[@CatBehaviourPhD]

@@Crazycrazymom Yeah of course, it was a mild sunburn. It just turns red then peels off after a few days

[@curious_gage]

Being in the water can magnify the UV rays (so I’ve heard).

[@l.3857]

Infographics has me learning something new everyday…I’m gonna be a child prodigy

[@WispyIvy]

Mk lol

[@kothejunglist]

cant be called a child prodigy if your 30. :) jk

[@wesleythegreatgamer0943]

Same

[@Auden.]

That’s not what prodigy means

[@wesleythegreatgamer0943]

@@Auden. wrong

[@connoriovinelli]

The one thing that I remember from my health class in high school was a video describing this in horrifying detail. Basically made it seem like any sun exposure at all immediately started the cancer clock and that melanoma was imminent and inevitable. Freaked me out lol

[@livefrom0579]

💀💀💀

[@heavyfrompootis4385]

That's why I stay inside

[@claireromine6660]

my doctor always told me that skin cancer isn’t “if”, it’s “when”

[@nataleeisjustchilling2737]

Same I was told that back in middle school and it scared me cause I got a sunburn on my face today and it was not even hot outside lol

[@wop2784]

@@nataleeisjustchilling2737 there’s no such thing as skin cancer from sunlight, it’s the chemicals in sunscreen that causes it

[@bukitcengkeh1]

This is why I stay inside all day

[@t-aspect132]

True that

[@aidenbrewster4209]

Same

[@augustuscaesar8287]

That's just because you're afraid of your own shadow.

[@yes.2913]

HOI4 Discord mod moment

[@ebsss100]

But you need that natural vitamin D!

[@thatoneduderighthere6872]

I remember in 5th grade we went to a water park and I got a sunburn that covered my entire back I have always worn a shirt to go swimming since :EDIT: I Was wearing sunscreen I just have sensitive skin also to those calling me fat atleast I can accept my body image unlike you maybe if you had the body of a goddess as you think you wouldn't feel so self conscious and feel the need to make fun of some random guy on the internet

[@BatMuncher]

Just wear sunscreen No need to wear a shirt

[@klingenschmidt9261]

@@BatMuncher not that easy

[@beanos_roblox0720]

Same that happened to my shoulders a couple years ago and they started peeling and turned super red

[@BatMuncher]

@@klingenschmidt9261 wearing sunscreen is hard?

[@loganmalough2379]

When I was a kid, I was laying on my stomach at a community pool, I got a sunburn on back. It was a mild, but OUCHIE!!!

[@arianhoxha5593]

Sunburn caused me a 2nd degree. I stayed at hospital for 5 days. My shoulders was full of blisters. My legs was hurting so bad that I couldn’t walk. I went to pool with my friends for 8 hours without an umbrella and with a wrong sun cream. The doctors started peeling off my skin(removing the blisters) and it was very hurtful. They recommended me some creams to use after the sunburn in body (dermasin, cicatridine). I recommend everybody: dont go to pool or beach without a best sun cream, especially when you have a soft skin.

[@ayylmao2251]

why did the doctors remove the blisters? I thought it was the body's way of protecting your skin and letting it heal

[@theconqueringram5295]

This is was a good presentation on sunburns work. Thank you!

[@arminius3808]

It is or it was???

[@bird_philosophy]

Fun fact: After bathing in a river, elephants often indulge in a mud bath to form a protective layer on their skin which prevents sunburn. So have a mud bath :)

[@swaswa1]

I do sand baths to get to same affects

[@josephwilliams7995]

It also protects them from insect bites.

[@markjuarez6469]

That’s technically the accepted hypothesis for how humans turned “white”.

[@god8348]

@@markjuarez6469 it’s because they moved north to places with low sunlight and colder temperatures, so the skin needs to be more efficient at gathering vitamin D

[@sharkyperforms247]

Wait if sunburns are radiation burns, does that mean that the extreme sickness people feel when they have sun poisoning is a mild form a radiation poisoning?

[@HowUsMalesLive]

I don’t know about that cause i got the melanin update

[@bigmanballsassnuts3337]

@@HowUsMalesLive black people can still get sunburns. You missed the white update man turn on auto update!

[@moriah5169]

@@bigmanballsassnuts3337 so yeah we CAN but the chance is slim to none😂

[@HowUsMalesLive]

@@bigmanballsassnuts3337 I’m from the African server near the equator and recently moved to the eurasia server and never in my time in the African Server did i get sunburned even though i was outside 24/7

[@celestialsquirrel655]

@@HowUsMalesLive server?

[@ToughLips]

Me : watching this Also : being black (dark skin), therefore never got sunburned in my entire life

[@sphesihlemhlongo4758]

Same

[@TheTyreese62]

We are the true people

[@BlueWhisperer]

Bruh 😎😂

[@katsumiskytower8714]

you get sunburn too, you just might not notice it as much

[@Thetechnolady007]

love the flatbush zombies profile pic

[@davindawson6964]

That thumbnail is INTENSE!! Felt that pain before 😂

[@johnkerr9636]

I love being black, the sun is getting hotter.💯🤴🏾

[@Im_JoeCool]

ok

[@billysbigworld6166]

Same bro

[@listenhere1623]

You still get skin damage and increased risk of cancer regardless of skin color

[@Wildbill12]

The black in you won’t get red but u bet if you turn your hands palm side up and leave em there for a bit theyll get red 😂 only thing white in y’all is... well your palms, teeth and whites in your eyes not saying that being black is bad just saying that.

[@sargentwill570]

My guy I feel ya my freinds and I went to the beach and I was the only one not to get burned lol

[@avabethmcghee3048]

I fell asleep face-down in the sun when I was 10 and got second-degree burns. 17 years later, I'd had three skin tumors removed from my shoulder, back and calf. Solar damage is NOT a joke, especially if you're fair skinned.

[@RayyTX]

Jeeez thats tough

[@hermanmcleod5182]

Do you mean Caucasian? Because I'm fair skinned and the sun just gives me energy, information, and guidance. Never poison.

[@buzthebee6811]

My Grandma died to breath cancer, which developed from skin cancer, she didn't let me see her when it started, and her funeral was closed casket because she didn't want us to see what happened to her, and what the doctors had to do, I lost the last 7 months of her life due to her cancer, please stay safe when your outside, don't let what happened to her happen to you. She was 58 at the time, she died in 2011.

[@Mothana808]

Very important note: take vitamin zinc and vitamin e to help to repair the cells

[@jeff-zc2yx]

actually

[@brennangleason2228]

I feel like this doesn’t happen enough so I’m gonna say thank you narrator and animator! Y’all do a great job if it’s 2 different people…. We’ll never know

[@chadwillett619]

The infographics show is many different people, thanks to the narrator and animator what about writers and whoever is doing all the research

[@knightmayorxd6395]

I literally just got back from corfu and i look like a freakin ball of red, how i wish this video was released sooner

[@hansjochen2193]

Same came Back from a 3 week beach vacation

[@imer5132]

Are you Albanian or Greek?

[@chrismots6479]

Glad you were in my country man!

[@teejay24k]

Iv had 3rd degree burns from a sunburn and it was one of the worst pains IV been through blister and boils that covered my entire back Very important to use sun screen

[@euphoricpho]

THE TIMING OF THIS VIDEO?? I GOT A SUNBURN TODAY 😭😭

[@austinlincoln3414]

lol

[@shallah777]

I'm so thankful for my melanin.

[@LostTrashPanda]

While their skin has more natural protection from the sun than lighter skin tones due to higher levels of pigment, the pigment doesn't block all light. In fact, a 2010 CDC study found that 13% of Black women and 9% of Black men reported getting a sunburn in the past year, compared to the average of 50.1% across all ethnicities and genders. The UV Rays will still cause cancer, and you can get burned and not shows all symptoms.

[@supportyourtroopsathletes6460]

With growing up in the Florida keys, I had relatives constantly in the sun getting sunburned as it was a normal occurances but also skin cancer that reduces your life by years and this occured to several relatives much like many of your families. Later in life, I can't take the heat yet still live in Florida. I want to move to a colder climate but own way to much and our economy is just not great at the moment to sell off.

[@hermanmcleod5182]

You don't own anything, you just think you own, this world was here long before you, and it'll be here long after you radioactively decay. Sunburn happens everywhere on the planet. You can go back to the caucus mountains and still die from radiation poisoning. You can't hide from the sun. Lack of sunlight is a death sentence. What you need is carbon 14. It's all around you, yet you lack it. It's like being on a boat in the middle of the ocean and dying of thirst. Water is all around you yet you can't take advantage of it. Your whole world is made up of Carbon. Everything from your phone to your clothes, but you can't take advantage of it.

[@celestialsquirrel655]

I was once outside with my back facing the sun for 6 hours. My skin peeled in very thick layers, and there was no hair on my upper arms up until about 3 years ago, and I got the sunburn 5 years ago

[@swaloop9044]

breh

[@sunshine19701989]

I lived through this most of my life. Drink A LOT of WATER! take max strength Tylenol at recommended max doses. And take Benedryl at max doses because that stops the dreaded Devil's Itch! Stay cool, rest, and ride it out my friends!

[@swaswa1]

As someone who drink a gallon a day during the summer and has gotten a third-degree sunburn at Daytona Beach in Florida all I can say is you are wrong good sir

[@boostergold20]

@@swaswa1 you arent taking into account the colors and how those effect the heat and what it absorbs.

[@greg439]

@ErrorNixFound hands down the most unbearable pain I’ve felt, and I’ve broken a few bones. Had me throwing up and itching at my legs for hours. I’ll never forget sun screen again after that lol

[@DropTheBunny]

The Devils Itch is the worst thing ever. Like being wrapped in fiberglass insulation and poked with hot needles.

[@mrmonster8863]

I am naturally tan which also helps with dealing with the sun

[@LegendInThaMakin]

I’m black, never worn sunscreen in my life, never been sunburned either.

[@keepinitkawaii]

It was always awkward being the only person not burnt when I'd go to the beach with my friends

[@juanm.guillermety2189]

Same

[@michaelclark4641]

Let’s be honest, none of us watching shorts on KZbin are really getting super sunburned.

[@erikamarie5535]

😂👏👍

[@Cody-hr1xi]

That sentence is confusing bruh

[@DropTheBunny]

I got sun poisoning once when I was a teenager. Was on acne medication and went to the beach shirtless for a day. The medication makes your skin super sensitive, and I was an idiot and didnt wear any sunscreen. All I could do for the next week was stand under a cold shower and try not to cry. It was extremely painful. All the Dr could do was give me some medicated cream. Still have scars on my back from it, and Im 36 now. I still spend a lot of time outdoors fishing, but I use UPF clothing to keep the sun off of me

[@OneOfThoseTypes]

You can get sunburned on cloudy or foggy days also - I've been out on the water all day surfing before in thick foggy weather and went home with a nice red hue.

[@imalive4u169]

Also a factor is the amount of melanin created by your melanocytes cells. People that have more melanin have darker skin color. A person with black or brown colored skin more resilient against suburn than a person with white colored skin being that there is more melanin in the person with black or brown colored skin. Melanin also effects light which enters into a person's eyes. People that have brown or hazel colored eyes have more melanin so the luminosity of the light is less than a person with blue or green eyes who lack melanin in their eyes. So let's say at night the bright headlights of a vehicle would cause less issues with a person with brown colored eyes than with a person with blue colored eyes. But with a lower amount of light a person with blue eyes would be able to see more clearly than a person with brown colored eyes in which their vision would be darker. The reason why people have a variety of colors of skin and eye colors is the result of migration and evolution.

[@Wafflehouse71]

Cool, I guess..

[@RibiRoo]

Actually, it's not the fact that darker skinned people have more melanin then their lighter counter-parts, but it's a whole different melanin all together. What darker people produce is Eumelanin, which is carbon based. Lighter people have what is called pheomelanin and this is sulfuric based.

[@nativetexanful]

I'm double cursed because I have light skin and blue eyes. I especially hate having blue eyes because they are so sensitive to light. There are no advantages to having blue eyes. Being born with them is just a huge misfortune.

[@Emrald79]

"Hope you watch the video before going out into the sun!" >Uploads video mid-day

[@davindawson6964]

Well its 9:30pm in eastern US

[@ChrisRobinson04]

2am in the uk

[@47s_Arcade]

@@ChrisRobinson04 bored at 2am gang in sunny britain :)

[@bradley.w19]

Bro it’s 9:30 pm in eastern America

[@Edited_Comment]

Time zone: *exist*

[@DarkLink606]

I once forgot to apply sunscreen to my legs before going to the beach, only realized after a couple of hours. At first it didn't seem that bad, my skin was just a little red... Then I woke up the next day with tennis-ball blisters on my legs. That was one of the most painful mistakes I've made. Weeks of excruciating pain everytime I had to move my legs, Tylenol and Codeine barely contained it. Never ever forget to apply sunscreen to all parts of your skin that are going to be exposed to the sun.

[@turds1287]

Summer in Australia is just different

[@StephanieLeigh83]

I spent my late teens and early 20’s laying in the sun slathered with baby oil. Sunburns can be painful, but not to the point of blacking out. If anything the itching is much worse than the pain.

[@louisgantengsedunia4597]

Scp 001-when the day breaks in a nutshell

[@localagoraphobe]

*angry flesh noises*

[@Freedmoon44]

Hahaha i knew someone would say something about WDB with the thumbnail looking like the man is melting to the sun. Problem being thats only half of the SCP, the other half being that the melted one are still alive and forces/"highly encourage" the other to take a bit too much sun for their skin

[@themightyfleaforonce4656]

This was very informative, thanks. But could explain HOW sunblock works? I never understood how a transparent cream that disappears as you rub it in protects you. Clothing and shade is obvious.

[@CONSOLETRUTH2]

That cream is absorbed into the skin and since it stays at basically the surface it actually blocks UV light which is what we really need to worry about. Think of it as a mirror that bounces dem uv rays away from you.

[@cysion9993]

There are two types of sunscreen. One type actually bounces the uv rays off your body and the other type reacts with them on the surface of your skin so it doesn’t harm you.

[@Moppedfloors]

I’m so unlucky to be allergic to sunscreen 😭✋

[@abishaijulien2357]

💀💀💀

[@feraldelight]

Mineral, and non mineral?

[@logangster0]

well it’s fine since there’s a dangerous chemical in the sunscreen that can cause cancer if it gets infected in you

[@lrowerowe7207]

Wait what oh no !😢 ☹🙁😟😱

[@loganmalough2379]

@@logangster0 that’s a myth. There’s no evidence to link sunscreen and cancer.

[@raineyjayy]

You also have a histamine reaction. Taking antihistamines will help. As a person with naturally honey colored skin it's good to remind: just because you are RESISTANT doesn't mean immune

[@en2033]

The sun is still a deadly laser

[@cysion9993]

Underrated comment

[@plus5gaming347]

Although there's a blanket

[@holliedinero4136]

All depends on who the sun is beaming on

[@josetteandres]

Especially to me since I'm pretty much a vampire.

[@videovideoyeah]

Frrr

[@egyptwns89_26]

Silver Sulfadiazine Cream works wonders for burns of any kind. Seriously. I had terrible burns and huge blisters on my arms from intense heat around me at work and when I went to the doctor, he gave me this cream and it worked amazingly well.

[@MimiMimi-ry1jg]

I need sun for my melanin because I'm a sun God 😹😹🤞

[@imaginationinnovationanima4098]

Perfect timing, I just got back from a vacation to Santa Monica where I got a sunburn on the beach. I also must've got exposed to other forms of germs from the ocean which caused my me to be sick for the next few days.

[@bountyboii2489]

I had sun poisioning once when I was 11 I think. I remember every waking moment. Never again...

[@leanmachine3251]

I’m white like Casper and always wear sunscreen with a mix of bronzer to help me try to get a tan. I’m slowly taking in about 10 minutes each side and go back inside over a few days so far I’m getting some color

[@dadshirt6681]

So basically the ozone layer is being severely damaged and we’ll feel the after effects soon!

[@alexsmith...455]

Yea maybe

[@fortheloveofking]

Welcome to 1990. Literally nothing has changed.

[@localagoraphobe]

Like a previous commenter said: SCP-001 in a nutshell.

[@AnymMusic]

@@localagoraphobe I'll grab a gun cause no way am I gonna melt into a big blob whilst alive

[@juanm.guillermety2189]

There is a hole in the ozone layer

[@dannyrichards-nb9sh]

Thx 4 sharing. Plz make alot more like this. ❤❤

[@dundrialbuels1941]

*stares in someone with melanin*

[@RibiRoo]

People with lighter skin have melanin.Pheomelanin, whilst Dark skinned people have Eumelanin.

[@keepinitkawaii]

Right, this is all so fascinating to me. I remember when i was a kid i would try to get sunburnt because all my friends did and i was confused as to why it never happened to me. Never worked lol even when i went to the Philippines and Australia.

[@alfonsosepeda214]

THANK YOU!!! FOR ALL YOUR INFORMATION!!!!☺☺☺☺☺

[@dantheanimatronic7330]

Infographic show: what happens when you get a sunburn Me who has one right now: PAIN

[@mistybenjamin9009]

I concur

[@austinlincoln3414]

lol

[@Vodeee3]

Felt that

[@joshgraff3806]

Swear this narrator is the best part of this channel. Perfect voice for it

[@ameliawarfield5637]

Your video on sunburn is very interesting and informative. I know that as skin heals from the sunburn, it also peels off and it can itch. You can try a medicated skin cream so help cool the sunburned skin down. But I agree with the sunblock.🤔

[@man_on_wheelz]

I’m mixed, black and white, but I have really light skin. Every year in the winter my skin is rather light toned, but every summer, given I’ve been outside in the sun enough times, my skin gets as dark as some black people I know. Right now my skin is as dark as my caramel colored girlfriend. No sunburns this year tho! Feeling pretty good about that!

[@zeroy7558]

1:05 unfortunately i watched this AFTER getting sunburn and its killing me and my brother... forgot the sunscreen GG boys

[@aldinaatic9360]

Great explanation Thank you 👌

[@rollersparks1755]

CANT RELATE. I'M DEEPLY MELANINATED.

[@icywolf9923]

I had a bad sunburn all over my body when I went to the beach. I found a brand of sunscreen that comes in 110 SPF. I'll be using that from now on.

[@silk1435]

Here in Australia, the minimum is SPF 50, I didn't even know lower than 30 exists

[@Thetechnolady007]

anything over 30-50spf isnt any more effective tbh

[@chocha4438]

@@Thetechnolady007 Yes it is especially for people that are suuuuuuuuper white or have albinism

[@sweeht]

I just got super sunburn at the beach this is PERFECT

[@t-aspect132]

I hate sunburn

[@thatrandomyoutuber2030]

The timing of this video was perfect for you lol

[@sweeht]

After watching the video I will put on double next time

[@onegladius]

I needed this 3 weeks ago

[@noahmoore2608]

I love the little cartoons. They are adorable and somehow I actually learned a lot watching the video. So thanks for the video. Also, side note. Everything I’ve used for sunburn has had some form of aloe or tea tree oil in it ^_^

[@hermanmcleod5182]

Carbon is what it's called. It grows naturally in all things that are biologically connected to the planet.

[@jedijonathquan6776]

The infographics show Is so good

[@Stylenwavin]

I remember going to the beach with my white friends. When we came back they was ALL sunburned while using sunscreen. I didn't use sunscreen at all and I was fine 🤷🏿‍♂️ Can infographics do a video about that?

[@Stylenwavin]

@djayy00 i want the science. Not the basic stuff. Everyone knows why sunburns happens but they explained the science

[@ruubvanhulst]

5:41 Not completely true. Our immunesystem does recognize cancer most of the times. However some mutations cause beside replicating uncontrollably also not to be seen as danger by our immunesystem. Thats the moment when the tumor really starts to grow.

[@KeionAfford]

Lol makes this video when summer is ending 😭 love the channel though I’m subbed

[@CONSOLETRUTH2]

Ending? Not really at least hear wise. I live in Las Vegas and we wint see the end of triple digit temps until late september at the earliest.

[@KeionAfford]

@@CONSOLETRUTH2 it’s always hot out there I was kinda going based off that school Starts next week

[@alexx3940]

Yes definitely watching this before going out and risking a sunburn, and not after

[@caseytheconqueror7958]

I got a sunburn that made my back so itchy it brought me to my knees… I thought I was going to die. My mom just laughed at me as I was on complete agony, still haven’t forgave her for that 😂.

[@scintillam_dei]

I know a German from North Carolina who would play at the beach with the black members of his church, and he got skin cancer on his bald head. Glad I'm Spanish (native), as that means I tan brown instead of become orange or red like Germanics. My eyes are brown so less light is reflected in them meaning I can deal with sunlight slightly better than light-eyed people. I lived in Miami most of my life, and now in Scambodia. I want to go to a desert. I hate humidity.

[@BlueWhisperer]

So glad I’ve never had to worry about this 😌

[@clickbait9744]

lol

[@RibiRoo]

@Snorri Sturluson I see you going on comments with the damage control.. you feel some type of way.

[@RibiRoo]

@Snorri Sturluson Then the comments are bringing out your inner reflection. Move on and stop dwelling.

[@taylor7772]

Just went on a senior trip to Hawaii and totally underestimated the strength of the sun.

[@newyorkgirl1997]

just don‘t go out in the sun between 12 PM and 3 PM. That‘s how I‘ve successfully avoided sunburns all summer long so far and I‘ve been in the sun almost every day.

[@eduardoh7140]

Actually the sun is most damaging from 10am-04pm also you can check UVA index on your location before going out

[@PaiviProject]

It's been awhile since I got bad sun burned and I remember it was quite terrible. Yeps...many cells were destroyed that day. If I could just get my hubby to use the lotion. Hopefully this video helps since I made him listened. Thanks 👍

[@fingers6074]

Biceps and forearms dont really get burnt anymore, thankyou welding

[@JusToLazy]

Same, but the top and back of my shoulders get absolutely roasted.

[@grahammaxwell2112]

@@JusToLazy try being a roofer

[@ethach4974]

@@JusToLazy imagine

[@v.emiltheii-nd.8094]

This is why you need these: 😎 🌊⛱️

[@Nick__E2]

Looking at your weather app to see the UV Index helps to know your chances of burning too I went to a completely sunny beach once after 4 PM and saw the UV Index was a 3 so I knew I was going to be okay without the sunscreen I didn’t have. And yeah I stayed all the way through sunset and I wasn’t even red

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel keep up the great stuff

[@ExquisiteBatSoup]

Me: who is the allergic to sun screen. (I actually am) The sun: it’s free real-estate.

[@SirTorcharite]

Do your part for all humanities future. Don't breed. We don't need that weakness passed along.

[@amansion2954]

@@SirTorcharite you should do that too cause no one likes people like you

[@ExquisiteBatSoup]

@@amansion2954 thank you very much ;)

[@amansion2954]

@@ExquisiteBatSoup no problem

[@Agent44996]

A while ago I went on holiday and was out in the beating hot Australian sun in the middle of summer swimming 2 days in a row, without a shirt. And to make it worse, I have really sensitive and fair skin. You can imagine how the skin on my back and shoulders was pretty much destroyed. Also, when I was young I use to get sunburn all the time, especially on my face. As a result I had many many freckles, but fortunately I have been very careful since then and the freckles have almost faded completely, which is a good sign that my face has not been severely burnt in a long time. Ever since I first became aware of the consequences of being burnt all the time, I have had a big paranoia of skin cancer. And this video certainly didn't help the paranoia lol.

[@theodore1403]

I guees skin cancer is not that common when you get sunburns (im only watching this video becouse i got sunburns on my back shoulders and face this video scared my a bit)

[@ryanpzy9336]

As an Australian, Australia sun = BRUTAL

[@Crazycrazymom]

did your skin went back to its natural color?

[@jamesdyball7316]

who goes outside sounds like a daft idea

[@kziienoliburd9597]

Yes please do a video on that "topic for another video" 🙏

[@radiance9657]

Thank God I'm Melaninated.

[@asielqodesh]

I’m so glad I’m melanated💪🏿✨

[@Remytheratwaifu]

I found the perfect video for my dad

[@Sheahova]

I’m not black I’m a good chunk native american but also a mutt of things caucasion. I appear white in the winter but in the summer it’s very very rare I get sunburned even when I’m out in the sun for long periods of time. Usually the very beginning of spring I start to tan then by summer there is a 0-2 window where I get burned.

[@Sheahova]

i think my vitamin d receptors.

[@Sheahova]

then i never get burned for the rest of the year even if I spend 70% of my time outdoors or in the sunlight.

[@Benni777]

“Everything was going great, until you looked on the mirror.” Me: *this is a regular occurrence for me*

[@josetteandres]

When it comes to the sun, I'm pretty much a vampire. I don't like the heat from it, or the light. I can get sunburned within an hour of constant exposure. As a result of my aversion to sunlight, I'm very pale, but I find having pale skin makes me look attractive. My mom complains about my pallor, and tries to get me to enjoy daylight, but she seems to forget that I'm a different person. I also look younger since the lack of sunlight has slowed my skin's aging process, and the fact that I'm pretty short in stature, so I could pass for 16.

[@dbzwarrior4321]

How old are you right now?

[@Idk-dc7hv]

I got a really, really bad sunburn a little over 2 weeks ago, and it still feels bad

[@itschris013]

Avoid seed oils!!

[@uzairahmed8309]

Fantastic video

[@brick4353]

Ive never had sunburn hurt. Having an extremely high pain tolerance is good at times.

[@joshfournier9390]

Well goodie goodie for you

[@brick4353]

@@joshfournier9390 its not good because I walked on a broken ankle for a week thinking it was just a sprain. High pain tolerance seems great until you think about everything that pain is useful for

[@joshfournier9390]

@@brick4353 thanks for the tale mr.mighty. nice to know even macho superhumans like you can get taken down a peg

[@drunkenhollow6027]

1:08 well you got me there.

[@sirgideonofnir6840]

I went swimming with my uncle and his gf and her daughters when I was small, they didn't put sun screen on me so my back hot burnt to where skin bubbles formed, it hurt so bad to wear a shirt, especially when they popped.

[@NienNienNien]

I feel ya pain i had a case of them bubbles worst day of my life lol

[@quantumwyd]

Just got one and was curious

[@firestone2178]

As a very very dark skinned black man im happy this will probably never happen to men!😁

[@SunwardApple]

Sorry to disappoint, but it’s the complete opposite as the darker tones absorb the sunlight more and will create sunburns, even if your skin is naturally very dark. Also you meant to say me not “men”.

[@napkinjustwipeit9178]

@@SunwardApple Im pretty sure he was making a joke sherlock

[@fj8915]

@@SunwardApple someone’s a bit salty

[@DinPlayzRBLX]

@@SunwardApple sun screen almost literally does what a dark skin does

[@housephone9090]

@@SunwardApple lol not only are you wrong, youre very wrong. Dark skin absorbs more heat and if u were paying attention, heat doesnt cause burns radiation does which dark skin blocks due to high levels of pigment.

[@jacobbrown6086]

The best way to stop UV radiation in houses and cars is with UV400 film. it allows the light in but stops uva and uvb rays, it's great if you want a lot of light in the house but doesn't want your skin to get damaged

[@NavyCook08]

Thanks.

[@SuperBlessedKing]

I have my natural brown skin. My melanin protects me from the sun’s ultra violet rays.

[@jesse9754]

Who cares tho I am black too,but nobody asked

[@chronicxswagger]

@@jesse9754 glad someone said it jaha

[@Diamondr11Blue]

You can still get burnt

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

Actually you can still get skin cancer from being in the sun. Just without the warning😊

[@SuperBlessedKing]

@@jesse9754 If you’re supposedly being apathetic, then why did you put the effort into typing anything in response to this comment? You come across as tone deaf and socially unaware. This entire video discusses the different effects that human beings experience from the sun. I am very young and I value intellectual conversations. I am actually a mixture of Black and Native American Indian from my father. Let’s digress from that though. Being rude is unnecessary, no one asked you to be an annoying disruption. Here, you are doing that though. Mind your own business.

[@GokuSS400]

So I come from a family of gingers (Red hair, freckles, pale skin...) meaning long exposure to the sun is my mortal enemy. I have gotten some pretty bad sunburns before in the past, and as a result I've learned a few things that I'm going to pass on to all of you here in the comments section. YOU'RE WELCOME 1. As stated in the video, always go for at least SPF 30 or higher. In my family, we generally use SPF 50 or 60...and buy sweat and waterproof as well. The worst sunburn I have experienced was when I was still in Elementary School, and my family was on vacation. It was in fact the last day of our vacation and we were going to the beach one last time. I borrowed some of my cousins sunscreen because all of ours was already packed up or had been used up. Admittedly I went out and played in the water a lot as well (and this was in the 90s when waterproof and sweatproof was just starting to come out), and we were there for a few hours. I left with a sunburn ALL OVER (except my face). As it turned out my cousins sunscreen was EXPIRED. YES. SUNSCREEN CAN EXPIRE. So check your bottles of sunscreen every year, and make sure to buy NEW BOTTLES to replace expired stuff.

[@donm5354]

"It's summertime, and after a year of being locked up in quarantine it's time to step outside" Sorry, The DELTA MONSTER is here get back inside and hide in the basement.

[@crystalthow5533]

I was 14 days in Spain, typical summer holiday. I was shocked to see how many people do not use sunblock lotion. 60% of the women did. Wow, i did not know that many adults are still not aware of loving your body, especially your skin😮

[@theaveragecommenter6969]

As a black person i can’t relate but I can relate to extra dry skin

[@doubled5982]

I’m a natural blonde, and I’m so white it’s blinding. In 1980, when I was 10, I spent a few hours swimming with friends at a neighbors house. The fun ended when I almost drown, and had to be pulled out of the deep end. Anyway, later that afternoon, my friend and I was put in a bathtub of cool water for a bit. After we got out, we were put in large tee shirts soaked in vinegar. They were re-soaked in vinegar just before bedtime. The tee shirt felt great until I woke up the next morning with it stuck to my back from the blisters breaking while I slept. Then it was 1,2,3 pull off the tee shirt as quickly as you can. It wouldn’t have hurt so bad if they wet the tee shirt before pulling it off, but that’s life sometimes. I literally had huge blisters on top of huge blisters every night for a little over a week, so it was the same routine the entire time. My friend just had regular blisters, so he wasn’t burnt as badly. I’m 51 now, and I still have scars from that nightmare of a few hours swimming so many years ago.