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B :

I’m pretty sure the top one is illegal

CC :

the top screen can ruin a career 😩😩😩

Samurai77 :

Sičeň :

Question: how do you put your sunscreen on the eye area, and it doesn't get in and sting you?

L569 :

What’s more dangerous the sun or sun screen ? Look it up

WIFICUTIE :

Does it hurt your eyes?

Medical School HQ | Dr. Gray! :

I want this built into my bathroom mirror!

Gabe the second :

Ah yes rdj when he was in tropic thunder

user2371962476455 :

Sunscreen makes my skin too hot, tried many even high end one.. I stick to protective clothing nd shade

OFFtheBEEtenPath :

I always forget to protect my ears 😩

Brat2.0 :

Now add sunglasses and you’re ready to go!

⃟ :

the song:

Lisa K :

Wear a wide brim hat

Sheila :

no thank you

Emotional Freedom with Paul :

Usually putting sunscreen right at the eyes is just asking for trouble! 😅 It can’t be a mineral based sunscreen that he’s using, like titanium dioxide or zinc oxide, because if it were, then his skin would have a white pale appearance from the lotion in the bottom image. I hope for his sake it wasn’t a chemical-based formula. 😬

user571158626 :

This is how the aliens and sharks see us on the beach

Echo :

Cassian Andor :

The stingin in the eyes is murder..😏

🎹Calvinist Cody🎸 :

TheItinerantIrishman :

films the cancer forming in real time

Ryan :

I wonder what a person who gets no sun and a person who gets a lot looks on that

StashedMoney :

😳😳😳