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What kind of oil or sunblock is bought in Egypt? They say you don't burn in the sun (I turn to the Arabs in the store, everyone puts what they want)
What kind of oil or sunblock is bought in Egypt? They say you don't burn in the sun (I turn to the Arabs in the store, everyone puts what they want)
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Just choose a higher SPF, that's the whole secret. From 70-80, see if the skin is light and prone to burns. There is no miracle cure. If you fall asleep at noon until evening in the sun, no cream will save you. After bathing with cream, you need to contact again.
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answered 3 years ago
they say that they buy from the Arabs who sell oils some kind of talker, you smear yourself and immediately black
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answered 3 years ago
"talker" this is the same tanning oil.
I have fair skin, I use good creams 50+ spf and it helps me, but the main thing is to apply them correctly before going out into the sun and then after each bath
I have fair skin, I use good creams 50+ spf and it helps me, but the main thing is to apply them correctly before going out into the sun and then after each bath
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answered 3 years ago
Tanning, suntan oil with carrots. It happens with protection. Choose a higher SPF, as Ollennka advised. But I have not seen tanning above 20 in Egypt
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answered 3 years ago
"I appeal to the Arabs in the store, everyone puts what they want"
Wow, how ambiguous.
Wow, how ambiguous.
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answered 3 years ago
I, of course, am not light - roots with DVR affect - but how many different oils I have not tried from cheap to expensive, I really agree with ollennka: it all depends on the SPF. the lighter the skin, the higher the number. My granddaughters are smeared with 70 and they rush along the beach, gradually darkening.
and for me, for example, peeled olive oil in the subject)))
and for me, for example, peeled olive oil in the subject)))
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answered 3 years ago
I bought Caribbean Beach (this is Egyptian oil), honestly, I don’t remember what spf is there, but the oil is really good and the tan goes on evenly.
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answered 3 years ago
We bought such a liquid, it really helps after being burned, relieves redness, and anesthetizes.
And to use, for a tan, is generally a cool thing, the tan sticks)
Too bad we didn't buy enough
And to use, for a tan, is generally a cool thing, the tan sticks)
Too bad we didn't buy enough
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answered 3 years ago
Wow, what a wonderful remedy. They offer "aloe vera" to everyone. They will tell you a lot of things, so this does not mean that you need to believe them. Buy SPF, just take more protection. And it is better to be on the beach from 08:00 to 11:00, and then after 15:00.
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