It all came down to numerous questions:
What SPF do I get?
Something high. I've burned after 30 minutes with SPF 30 on.
Do I get the Sport or Regular?
Sport. It has to be sweat and water proof!
Do I get a lotion or spray?
The spray makes application easier, but they cost more.
What brand do I get?
Aveeno & Neutrogena are the best for your skin, but they are also more expensive.
Store brand is out of the question - just don't trust them.
I went a couple places and in the end I got the SPF 50 Banana Boat Sport Lotion. I originally wanted to go with the SPF 75 or higher, but I concluded that I will be outdoors a lot with training and if I don't use that time in order to get a good base tan (the SPF 50 in my mind will allow me to S-L-O-W-L-Y tan while training), I'll end up burning myself like I normally do.
Stay tuned to see if my logic works out.
PS. In case it doesn't, I already have a large bottle of Aloe lotion I can resort to.
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Questions
1. Can you name the movie today's Post Title comes from?I thought it was so-so as a movie. It was much better as a documentary.
2. What is the highest SPF that you've used? What do you use normally?
I saw SPF 5 all the way up to 110 at the store today. I've used SPF 85, but I typically go somewhere between 50 and 85; never below 30.
3. Are you a stickler about sunblock or are you one of those people that never puts it on and comes back with a beautiful bronze color while I look like a lobster?
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