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Hound
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Posted : 11/28/2014 6:32 am

I have been on the regimen for a while now, I have no more active acne but I'm still left with post-acne marks and scars.

 

I have been working indoors for a long while now and I have been said to have deadly pale skin, so I'm looking to get at least a light tan. Will perhap ten minutes in the sun be a problem for my skin even with SPF on?

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Rudy 23
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Posted : 11/28/2014 9:45 am

We are type of mammals that are supposed to get Vitamin D from sun. Vitamin D is actually not a vitamin, it is a hormone. I don't think spending too much indoors is healthy for us.

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Hound
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Posted : 11/28/2014 3:55 pm

Yeah, all the more reason I'm willing to get out there. Just wondering if going for a tan will cause long term damage on acne scarred skin.

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Leading Force
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Posted : 11/28/2014 10:30 pm

whats with having pale skin ? the lighter the better lol

and no you arent gonna get tan if youre wearing a spf sunscreen why else would they create it

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Posted : 11/28/2014 11:34 pm

whats with having pale skin ? the lighter the better lol

and no you arent gonna get tan if youre wearing a spf sunscreen why else would they create it

nah

tanner skin is much nicer and natural. hundreds of years ago there was no such thing as sunscreen.

10 minutes is fine :)

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Leading Force
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Posted : 11/29/2014 5:00 pm

i like white pale skin better

also why are we talking about hundreds of years ago exactly ?

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Hound
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Posted : 12/01/2014 2:03 am

Sorry let me rephrase my question.

 

How does sun tanning affect acne marks and scars, and does applying SPF change things?

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