People Are Sharing Pictures Of What Happened When They Wore Ripped Jeans In The Sun

By KK Angus, 27 May 2018

6It is still a must

Just because they can’t deal with brutal sunburns doesn’t mean that you can skip out on sunscreens. If you’re going out for the day, you have to carry a small sunscreen bottle with you. Applying sunscreen before going out is not enough. If you’re exposing your skin to the sun you must be careful about applying sunscreen at least every two hours.

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7You must never roll it up

It is important to note that it’s not just ripped denims which are to blame for this unyielding burns. If you roll up your regular denims for a walk, your legs will face the wrath of the sun. This person in the meme for instance, rolled up her jeans and look what happened.

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8The worst combo?

One might even say ripped denims and sun are the worst things to have co-existed. The worst part of the situation is that you don’t even realise how deep you are being burnt, until a few hours later. If you wear ripped denims and step out and you notice the burns immediately, there’s a good chance you might go and change. But most of the sunburns aren’t all that noticeable until after you’re out of the sun.

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9For 11 hours?

The one factor which affects these ripped sunburns are the timing. If you wear ripped denims out in the sun for about 40 minutes to 1 hour, your sunburns won’t be that long-lasting, and will, in fact, heal itself. But if you stay out for several hours, you have to, under any circumstances take the sunscreen with you. This person was out in ripped denims for 11 hours and look what she had to go through.

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10The mild ones

Not all sunburns are harsh but that doesn’t mean they aren’t noticeable. For instance, this person wore ripped denims on a Mayday, when the sun is relatively milder and still managed to get sunburns. Luckily, they are not as bad as most of the others.

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