Here Is Why You Should Not Wear Ripped Jeans In The Sun
26 May 2018 |
1:00 pm
Unless you want to end up looking like a barbeque. Ripped jeans are have been the new cool for the fashion-forward for a while now. With the rising temperature and the climate change, it is important that you protect your skin from the UV rays of the sun by wearing sunscreen. We mean loads of…
Unless you want to end up looking like a barbeque.
Ripped jeans are have been the new cool for the fashion-forward for a while now.
With the rising temperature and the climate change, it is important that you protect your skin from the UV rays of the sun by wearing sunscreen. We mean loads of it.
Although it is totally cool, spending time under the sun with ripped jeans will only make your exposed skin terribly burned. When the sun comes shining, it heats up the denim and you get burnt.
We have the internet to thank for this information. A lot of pictures have surfaced showing how burnt people are when they stay under the sun.
On today’s episode of what not to wear: ripped jeans in the sun for a 11 hours pic.twitter.com/7uSN9M9DLM
— Kassie Thibodeau (@littlemissmoto_) May 6, 2018
*do not* go sit in the sun for 2+ hours wearing ripped jeans…..i learned my lesson today pic.twitter.com/FtHMNdjDWo
— tay (@taylerrcoxx) May 14, 2018
For all the trouble it is, it really is not worth it. But if you must, wear loads of sunscreen especially on exposed body parts.
Wear sunscreen.
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