Nudist Beach - Learning the hard way - Advice for newcomers

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• KO

  

  Kohaan

  Sep 1, 2016

  :-0OUCH!!:-/

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• LA

  

  Laker06

  Sep 1, 2016

  Sounds painful.  I cant say I ever had that problem, even without sunblock.  My legs, and butt will burn badly, but nothing there.  My wires breasts will burn but not the areola.  Odd.
  

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  Hawk

  Sep 1, 2016

  [quote]So I made it out to Gunnison nude beach 8/30 for the 2nd time this year.
  I could not stay that long so I decided not to use any tanning lotion.
  Not a good idea!
  If you are circumcised, I highly recommend putting suntan lotion the the Glans of your penis, especially the corona!
  Having sunburn on your corona HURTS and makes it super sensitive to the touch.
  Take it from me! I'll never do that again!
  Lesson learned the hard way.
  [/quote]Been there, done that, and yes it hurts like hell. On top of that you have to put clothes on to go work. That first week was murder...

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  harley sadler

  Sep 2, 2016

  cant say i have ever had that happen and i dont normally use sunscreen.  harley

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• DE

  

  DesertRat

  Sep 2, 2016

  In the Spring of each year that is the only spot where I must apply sun screen. I guess it's because I'm old enough to know better.

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• MA

  

  ManOfWicklow

  Sep 2, 2016

  I never use sunscreen and don't have any problem with sun on all body parts.
  

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• RR

  

  rrfalcon

  Sep 7, 2016

  I'm fair-haired and light-skinned - I need sunscreen whenever I'm out in the sun for more than about half an hour.  Even with SPF-50, I can't stay in the sun more than about three hours without starting to burn. You have my sympathy!

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• ST

  

  Steve

  Sep 7, 2016

  I never use sunscreen, either, and follow the tropical custom of staying out of the sun in the middle of the day.
  

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• ME

  Member

  Dec 30, 2016

  Middle of the day = sunscreen. Late in the day = no sunscreen.
  If I get a little sun burned I apply sunscreen later on which takes the heat out and the redness out too the next day.
  Always apply moisturiser too as we all get pretty fried down-under.

  Cheers, SBN.

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  Reuben Titus

  Apr 21, 2017

  It all seems to depend on some variable in human types and conditions. Everyone has to experiment and learn what they can take. I have never used lotion and never had a burn on the glans even with all day in the sun, like riding a tractor, the rest of me tans very slowly with lots of sun. If I wait too long to get exposed in the spring, and then suddenly spend too long, I can get a sun burn, but it's only a bit sore and goes away in 3-4 days, may peel one layer of skin, otherwise harmless. But no more of waiting too late. I'm spending all the time I can out working my backwoods gardens nude this year. Yesterday was nice, I cut sapling and tilled fresh ground for half a day nude in the sun. wanted a little rest and laid down in the sun to soak up a little more at a different angle.

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• BO

  

  Bob

  Apr 23, 2017

  [quote]It all seems to depend on some variable in human types and conditions. Everyone has to experiment and learn what they can take. I have never used lotion and never had a burn on the glans even with all day in the sun, like riding a tractor, the rest of me tans very slowly with lots of sun. If I wait too long to get exposed in the spring, and then suddenly spend too long, I can get a sun burn, but it's only a bit sore and goes away in 3-4 days, may peel one layer of skin, otherwise harmless. But no more of waiting too late. I'm spending all the time I can out working my backwoods gardens nude this year. Yesterday was nice, I cut sapling and tilled fresh ground for half a day nude in the sun. wanted a little rest and laid down in the sun to soak up a little more at a different angle.[/quote] It seems the closer to the equator your ancestral genes were forged the more you can tolerate the sun. My wife's genes came from Italy. She can lay in the sun for hours and not burn. My genes came from Ireland, Germany and Norway. I can get a sun burn walking across a parking lot. Bob

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