So last weekend, I was shooting an outdoor event.
It was predicted to be cloudy/overcast/chance of rain and was raining when I left so I was in jeans and a t-shirt and brought a hoodie with me.
I brought a hat and sunglasses so help with the brightness, but did not think about sunscreen. Not when I left, and not during the on and off sprinkle, sun, cloudy day.
Wanna guess where I'm going with this?
Yeah. Came home to a not great burn (not serious but not not serious if you know what I mean?) that was the classic Farmer's tan lines.
In burn format. Bright. Glaring. Red.
Sigh.
It was uncomfortable but I dealt with it. But the burn lines were bad! Like, wearing anything but the very tshirt I wore would expose the line. Ugh.
No chance at tank tops when it does warm up either!!!
So... this weekend, I was hanging out at Jason's place and it was sunny and warm and we were in the back yard chilling and I thought hey... I could even out my burn/tan!
Sigh.
So I grabbed some sunscreen, applied it veeeeery carefully to the old burn and purposely toasted my shoulders. Kids, don't try this at home. Adults? Same.
I realized after a while that it was fairly one sided, so I flipped my chair around and tried to toast the other side....
And then I went home.
I went home and took off my clothes and looked in the mirror and oh man.
I now have... dark (for me) forearms. And slightly less than pale upper shoulders. And really weird bra/cleavage burn lines. And? A nice white stripe between the first burn and the second.
So... I guess I have tan tattoos. That I'm hoping will fade before people have to see them.
But yeah. Light brown, white, red. That there's my arms!
Sigh.
1 comment:
I prefer the term golfer's tan. It is a classic look...solid lines on thighs where all golf shorts fall to, dark arms, cool triangle around your neck, and shockingly white feet with a line where every pair of sockettes go to. And for women that wear sleeveless tops...awesome designs around the shoulders and shoulder blades.
It's a look all the cool kids rock.
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