I'm not one bit surprised by this invention. I used to live in the San Francisco Bay Area where a lot of other Chinese women wear long gloves while driving; and sun visors with extra large brims when they're out in the sun, even for just a short walking distance from their car to the grocery store.
I'm not one bit surprised by this invention. I used to live in the San Francisco Bay Area where a lot of other Chinese women wear long gloves while driving; and sun visors with extra large brims when they're out in the sun, even for just a
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I'm not one bit surprised by this invention. I used to live in the San Francisco Bay Area where a lot of other Chinese women wear long gloves while driving; and sun visors with extra large brims when they're out in the sun, even for just a short walking distance from their car to the grocery store.
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Same on my campus. I see girls walking everywhere with umbrellas if there's even the smallest amount of sunlight.
You might think this was taken on a beach in the Middle East…
It was actually taken on a beach in the People's Republic of China. It's the current craze according to a news report by NBC
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You might think this was taken on a beach in the Middle East…
It was actually taken on a beach in the People's Republic of China. It's the current craze according to a news report by NBC News.
Would you be surprised to see one at a beach near you? Would you wear one?
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...it looks sort of silly, but considering melanoma and other skin cancers can hide in hair and go unnoticed for lord knows how long it could be a good idea.
I know I tend to have bad reactions to a lot of sunscreens when I put them on my face, it feels like it's burning my skin there but it's fine everywhere else usually so I could see maybe wearing something like that as a sort of last resort as long as it was printed to resemble a face/skin/hair.
Like using Snuggies in public, and the mass takeover of Crocs and Ugg boots? xD
I mean I wear crocs(ones that look like slingback versions of black ballet flats though) to walk the dog or really casual places like the dollar store but unless you're a kid or have a job where you're on your feet a lot I can't see wearing them most places.
Disclaimer:
My apologies to fans of Snuggies, Crocs, or Uggs...I personally don't care for them much when they're worn in public, but everyone has different tastes. ^_^
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08/28/2012
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