Problems and solutions.
Dig the tan line. In real life it's even worse, but the flash washed out the contrast of the thing. This is after ONE MONTH of driving around in a convertible.
This is the convertible.
This is winter in Paradise. Count the clouds.
More clouds for you to count. (Notice the sharp detail of the shadows.)
The solution! I really recommend this to everyone out there. It doesn't block my pores so I don't look like a 15 year old (I wanna look youthful, but that'd be ridiculous) and it keeps me from looking like ancient crocodile luggage to say nothing of minimizing my chances for getting somethingnoma and having to get things zapped off my face.
It even smells all citrusy, which is nice.
-J.
Comments
Badger might though.
Oh, and I am a fan of that Coppertone Spectra-3 SPF 50 crappe in the white bottle. I think Jujube likes that one, too. So you should be using THAT. But you do whatever. You will anyway.
-J.
also, as a side note on the Spectra stuff: my mom is also allergic to the sun and on her last trip to Bermuda she went to her MD to get some kind of magic sunscreen. he told her to buy this stuff that was $3890548905 per ounce. I had her email the ingredients to me, and guess what it was? that's right--Spectra with a fancy name. that stuff rocks--and I paid DEARLY for not using it in FL last month (lots of sun poisoning and 2nd degree burn on part of my face).
It's because I took note of the tan line that I began using the stuff.
Yesterday.
-J.
You are mean.
I point you to Exhibit A:
http://thejokeblog.blogspot.com/2006/02/i-love-this-place.html
Look at the bottom of the comments.
-J.
So I reread your post, and guess what, it wasn't there. Unless between the lines counts.
Life being short and free time being scarce, you're just lucky that this post was mostly pictures.
Or I'd complain.
I meant that I have the tan line because I have driven topless and unprotected. The Neutrogena thing is what I am now using for protection.
HTH,
-J.
He said "topless."
-J.