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Originally Posted by RLC12345678 3's and 5's! Girl, you are TINY!!!!!!!! 
I grew up at the beach, too. There every weekend during the school year and practically lived there during the summers. I used to get so black that people would think that I was bi-racial. I'm not kidding either. Luckily I have olive skin, so maybe my skin took the beating better than a blonde-haired blued-eyed girl would. But still, I'm nervous to see what the effects on my skin will be. I'm trying to have some damage control by using the Retin-A. And NO MORE SUN for me!!!!! I tanned the few months before my wedding, but that was it. That was the last time I'll get into the sun without some major protection on. |
I'm the true deffinaition of a WHITE girl! LOL! All though, in my younger years I layed out in the sun ALL DAY. Since my mom has been diagnosed with skin cancer and has lost one of her fingers to it because it was to the bone, and has to go every 3 months for a whole body check (she just had seven more spots removed this week) and she has more spots that have to be removed every time she goes
But anyways....since she has been battling this I woke up and have stayed out of the sun for 3 years now. We even have a pool but I manage to stay a white girl
I've discovered self tanners. I never thought I'd be worrying about my skin, but as time goes on you find yourself more concerned about wrinkles and skin cancer, rather than looking hot in those daisy dukes!
Where do you purchase your Rentin-A?