Or an Asian or anyone who has ever lived in Asia (except dumb sexpats and Eurotrash that still tan). ETA: I mean SE and East Asia before anyone comments talking about other places.
I don’t get people talking shit about those of us who cover up… y’all are the same ones later visiting the doctor trying to cover up years of sun damage or just crying in general wondering why your skin looks like crap. for those saying its too hot to be covered up, mmm it is still hot as hell with the sun hitting your skin directly. Might as well protect from gross sunburns while still being hot, according to yall 🙄🙄👊🏻
yeah i’m trying to imagine being old and wrinkle free but never having memories of being free in the ocean like that sounds insane and sad to me i LOVE the water
Why are people SO judgemental about sleeves at the beach? I've had so many negative comments about my outfit wearing a plain blue upf shirt and hat at the shore. I wet the shirt and the breeze felt so cool on my skin!😌 I feel like I'm in on some secret.. and the judgemental people can just BURN! 🥵
😂😂😂😂 i think anyone should do as they please, I don’t enjoy the long sleeves but they are great for protection, I dont burn in the sun either, im always on a sunbed, reapply that sunscreen and wear a hat, people can go judge their own life
We in India wear full clothes at the beach coz it's culturally inappropriate to wear bikini in public places. U can see men in formal office wear n women in jeans, salwar suit, grannies. In saree in the water.
Depends on the person, honestly. Lots of folks can take it but factors like being pale, recovering from skin cancer, taking meds that increase UV sensitivity - all make covering up a good idea. (And you can still swim! Rash guards, board shorts, swim skirts, other options exist)
I wear a long sleeve rashguard. My kids also wear board short and long sleeve rashguard and a wide brim hat. My daughter has a uv skirt that covers her thighs and we play in the waves all day !
And everyone at the beach stares at you like you’re crazy, unless you’re smart enough to go to a beach in Vietnam where everyone but the tourists has the sense to cover up.
except your hand is exposed. i know cause I just turned 70 and look way younger till you see my hands. Did use sunscreen but not often enough. When my arms were covered I often forgot about my hand
Yes because what is life if you don’t enjoy the beach and soak in a little sun. Even with all her care, she still looks 40 and if I had to guess, has used other means at her disposal to keep her skin looking great. Should we bake in a tanning bed or layout daily in the sun? Probably not but 20 minutes of sun a day is great to increase vitamin d levels and an hour at the beach won’t kill u.
@@psingleton7955she looks 40…because she is in her 40s lol 😅 she’s a derm…lots of school and stress to get to her level Also, usually people are at the beach for more than an hour. Therefore that is adequate sun protection
I rarely get a chance to go to a beach. So when I go, I’m going to enjoy myself thoroughly. I’ll put lots of sunscreen and make sure I don’t skip areas. But I am certainly not covering myself up in the terrible heat of the summer.
10 minutes every other day is more than enough for someone with lighter skin. But the UV index is stronger at the beach because of the rays bouncing off the water. You should never be without proper sun protection while at the beach.
I spend 15 -20 minutes a day in the sun to get in Vitamin D and bright light, then apply sunscreen afterwards. My skin can tolerate 20 minutes. If you're very light you might only tolerate 5 - 10 minutes. I take additional Vitamin D Drops. Bright light for 20 minutes is very important for hormonal health and is anti depressant. So no sunglasses and no hat for at least 20 minutes a day.
Sorry, but I can’t cover up with long sleeves at the beach, that doesn’t make for a fun beach day. If you workout a lot, that’s the time to show off your body! & you need a little bit of Vit D
@@raerohan4241Women wearing bikini choose to live their life more than women who choose swimsuit. Not to talk about thongs or nudism😅The more uncovered surface area, the more life enjoyment. Pure maths😜. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
There is no evidence suggesting that sunscreen use prevents vitamin D absorption nor causes any type of vitamin D insufficiency, she has quite a few videos on it if you're interested!
You get most of your vitamin D from your diet and the slightest bits of sun exposure. You don’t need to lay in the sun to get it. And the sun’s rays also come through windows and hit you that way. Wearing sun protective clothing and sunscreen can actually make your body more efficient at vitamin D synthesis because it aids in keeping the damaging effects of UV ray at bay
She has a video addressing this exact question. I used to wonder the exact same thing, but I don’t worry about it any more. ua-cam.com/video/C6Sn5aP4JSc/v-deo.htmlsi=AW3dbima57rhDk0z
I lived in Vietnam and it was always 30 to 40 there and no one cried about covering up, everyone does it, except tourists. But I’m white and I grew accustomed to it, it’s not that big a deal and it’s a lot better than skin cancer.
Most traditional sunscreen is a hard no. Look at all the chemicals listed and look into how they’re linked to cancer. Consider how your skin is your largest organ and that those chemicals are just soaking right in. Basically by sunscreen or sun you’re damned either way. Unless, you take a page from the past and simply cover up. Avoid sun at peak times and wear covering, breathable clothing. I just invested in driving gloves to prevent “drivers arm”. If you have to use sunscreen, opt for zinc/mineral based.
I was so shocked when I went to the beach in the US and many didn't have an umbrella. Like that's considered broke where I'm from 😅 same with sunglasses and hats. Like people look at you weird if you don't have sunglasses and many make fun of older women with the wrinkle between the chest for sun exposure.
If I wear sleeves here in Greece at the beach everyone, even my family, will laugh at me 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 It's so 🔥 hot !!! We use umbrellas or trees to protect ourselves from the sun. Of course we don't forget SPF, hat and sun glasses.
@@zuzanazuscinova5209 I really don't care but we generally aren't used to wear sleeves. No one does. We use it rarely only for little children 1-3 years old.
Ain't no way I'm wearing sleeves in the summer. LIVE LIFE. You still look 40, covering up everywhere, not letting the sun touch your skin, smearing sunscreen like a physcho, you still don't look 25
Doesn't look 25 but looks better at her age than if she didn't take care of herself. Looking 25 forever isn't the goal. Not going to look 25 when not but that doesn't mean people shouldn't take care of their nutrition, skin etc.....live life!
@@nicencozy1069 I know tons of people who aren't educated on skincare and don't intend to learn about it, not doing any major skincare, enjoy life, wear whatever they like without worrying about Sun protective clothing or hats aka suffocating themselves in the summer but still look so young... It's not about being crazy on skincare.... It's about genetics. When I look at Dr Dray I see a grumpy middle aged woman. Not a happy, glowing woman with good skin I'm sorry
You seem very aggressive and attacking on a personal level. Dr. Andrea is a board-certified dermatologist, you may or may not take her advice, but why the nastiness
@@physicianskitchen No I said what I had to say but then all this defense from her audience doesn't make any sense. If I think her skincare didn't pay off I need to be allowed to say so, since she's putting content out on the internet.
but what do you do when you actually go into the water though? you just don’t go in? idk how it works for everyone else but i live in a tropical country so the water is really nice and i went to the beach yesterday and despite how much sunscreen i wear and how often i reapply i still got burnt ☹️☹️☹️ it hurts so much
This is how you spot a dermatologist at the beach 🤣🤣🤣
Never seen em 😢 it’s just me
Or an Asian or anyone who has ever lived in Asia (except dumb sexpats and Eurotrash that still tan).
ETA: I mean SE and East Asia before anyone comments talking about other places.
@@pasta_girl I'm beginning to see more people in long sleeves
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Y se ve muy bonita!!
Staying covered also helps prevent that sun exhausted feeling. Love it!! 😊
I don’t get people talking shit about those of us who cover up… y’all are the same ones later visiting the doctor trying to cover up years of sun damage or just crying in general wondering why your skin looks like crap.
for those saying its too hot to be covered up, mmm it is still hot as hell with the sun hitting your skin directly. Might as well protect from gross sunburns while still being hot, according to yall 🙄🙄👊🏻
Your skin might be less sun damaged, might have fewer wrinkles, but you'll have lived a sad life.
yeah i’m trying to imagine being old and wrinkle free but never having memories of being free in the ocean like that sounds insane and sad to me i LOVE the water
Why are people SO judgemental about sleeves at the beach? I've had so many negative comments about my outfit wearing a plain blue upf shirt and hat at the shore. I wet the shirt and the breeze felt so cool on my skin!😌
I feel like I'm in on some secret.. and the judgemental people can just BURN! 🥵
Ignore them. I see the baked people and just cringe. Meanwhile they think how sexy they are😂
Because you’re not at a beach in SE Asia, then no one cares.
😂😂😂😂 i think anyone should do as they please, I don’t enjoy the long sleeves but they are great for protection, I dont burn in the sun either, im always on a sunbed, reapply that sunscreen and wear a hat, people can go judge their own life
We in India wear full clothes at the beach coz it's culturally inappropriate to wear bikini in public places. U can see men in formal office wear n women in jeans, salwar suit, grannies. In saree in the water.
Excited to be here Dr Dray. Thanks for sharing this i love the scenery and music have a good night.
People look at me like if I’m crazy by covering myself but I’m avoiding getting a sunburn
Meanwhile they’re 🍅
Go to a beach in SE Asia, only tourists show skin there.
Imma about to go full niqabi one day to avoid the sun 😅
Nothing more fancy than a facekini😜
Absolutely love that hat!
Always great advice but…is swimming in the outdoors or plainly enjoying a beach day not fully clothed terrible for our skin? If so…waaaaaahhh!! 😅
Depends on the person, honestly. Lots of folks can take it but factors like being pale, recovering from skin cancer, taking meds that increase UV sensitivity - all make covering up a good idea. (And you can still swim! Rash guards, board shorts, swim skirts, other options exist)
I've been swimming with T-shirts ever since I was 5. I've always burned red like lobster even with SPF and swimming with a T-shirt helps a lot!
I wear a long sleeve rashguard. My kids also wear board short and long sleeve rashguard and a wide brim hat. My daughter has a uv skirt that covers her thighs and we play in the waves all day !
That's totally me at the beach. Sleeves and all. 😎🌞
I have a UPF umbrella too.
And everyone at the beach stares at you like you’re crazy, unless you’re smart enough to go to a beach in Vietnam where everyone but the tourists has the sense to cover up.
That's me at the beach. ❤
I just got a 3 pack of upf 50 sleeves!! 🎸🎸🎸
Great
Thank you Dr Dray for all that you do- try getting skin cancer in scalp not knowing for long time you'll change your mind
What to do with hands?
It's too hot for whatever sweater you are wearing
It's not sweater material. Some shirts keep you cooler than bare skin.
@@SnugEmsCatsstill too hot
Laughs in tuareg
except your hand is exposed. i know cause I just turned 70 and look way younger till you see my hands. Did use sunscreen but not often enough. When my arms were covered I often forgot about my hand
Guys live and enjoy your life you don’t need to be covered at the beach like that , use a lot of sunscreen and enjoy your day , some uv won’t kill you
Wait. Are you telling a dermatologist that treats sun damage and skin cancers how to dress at the beach? Really?
If you don't like what Dr Dray is preaching, attend a DIFFERENT church.
The sun worshippers are down the hall and on the left!
Yes because what is life if you don’t enjoy the beach and soak in a little sun. Even with all her care, she still looks 40 and if I had to guess, has used other means at her disposal to keep her skin looking great. Should we bake in a tanning bed or layout daily in the sun? Probably not but 20 minutes of sun a day is great to increase vitamin d levels and an hour at the beach won’t kill u.
@@psingleton7955she looks 40…because she is in her 40s lol 😅 she’s a derm…lots of school and stress to get to her level
Also, usually people are at the beach for more than an hour. Therefore that is adequate sun protection
I rarely get a chance to go to a beach. So when I go, I’m going to enjoy myself thoroughly. I’ll put lots of sunscreen and make sure I don’t skip areas. But I am certainly not covering myself up in the terrible heat of the summer.
If I have to cover myself up to enjoy the beach, then I’ll stay my ass at home.
Basically dermatologists and East Asian women look the same on the beach
That hat looks amazing on you! Where did you get it?
How are you supposed to get any vit D?
Ya take a pill once a week. Problem solved.
10 minutes every other day is more than enough for someone with lighter skin. But the UV index is stronger at the beach because of the rays bouncing off the water. You should never be without proper sun protection while at the beach.
I spend 15 -20 minutes a day in the sun to get in Vitamin D and bright light, then apply sunscreen afterwards. My skin can tolerate 20 minutes. If you're very light you might only tolerate 5 - 10 minutes. I take additional Vitamin D Drops. Bright light for 20 minutes is very important for hormonal health and is anti depressant. So no sunglasses and no hat for at least 20 minutes a day.
Sorry, but I can’t cover up with long sleeves at the beach, that doesn’t make for a fun beach day. If you workout a lot, that’s the time to show off your body! & you need a little bit of Vit D
Supplement Vitamin D if you're that scared of the sun.
i’m not covering up at the beach, live a little.
Good for you.
Stay tf out of other countries then, no one wants you embarrassing us if you go to a beach in Vietnam or Cambodia and everyone is covered.
So not covering up = living, according to you. You an exhibitionist, by any chance?
@@raerohan4241what a dumb question.
@@raerohan4241Women wearing bikini choose to live their life more than women who choose swimsuit. Not to talk about thongs or nudism😅The more uncovered surface area, the more life enjoyment. Pure maths😜.
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It' s giving rebel korean ajumma who refuses to cut her hair🤗. Please, get a facekini, Dr Draaaaay🙏🏼Pleeeeeeease... 🧛🏻♀️🖤
✅️ Stay at home.
So, women who wear a tiny bikini chose to enjoy life more than the ones who went for a swimsuit, right?
I like your content but how do you get vitamin d?
A bit of sun IS good for sure
Sunshine🌝or D3
There is no evidence suggesting that sunscreen use prevents vitamin D absorption nor causes any type of vitamin D insufficiency, she has quite a few videos on it if you're interested!
You get most of your vitamin D from your diet and the slightest bits of sun exposure. You don’t need to lay in the sun to get it. And the sun’s rays also come through windows and hit you that way. Wearing sun protective clothing and sunscreen can actually make your body more efficient at vitamin D synthesis because it aids in keeping the damaging effects of UV ray at bay
She has a video addressing this exact question. I used to wonder the exact same thing, but I don’t worry about it any more. ua-cam.com/video/C6Sn5aP4JSc/v-deo.htmlsi=AW3dbima57rhDk0z
My question is if we cover everywhere our face then why need beauty, stay ugly and show atleast 😂
When the temperatures are in the mid 40°'s, the last thing you want to wear is sleeves 🥵🌞
Use a good quality sunscreen with a high SPF😊
Stuff gets washed off no matter how good quality you think it is. Wearing clothing is the safest option.
I lived in Vietnam and it was always 30 to 40 there and no one cried about covering up, everyone does it, except tourists. But I’m white and I grew accustomed to it, it’s not that big a deal and it’s a lot better than skin cancer.
Most traditional sunscreen is a hard no. Look at all the chemicals listed and look into how they’re linked to cancer. Consider how your skin is your largest organ and that those chemicals are just soaking right in. Basically by sunscreen or sun you’re damned either way. Unless, you take a page from the past and simply cover up. Avoid sun at peak times and wear covering, breathable clothing. I just invested in driving gloves to prevent “drivers arm”. If you have to use sunscreen, opt for zinc/mineral based.
That' s why desert peoples go fully naked.
Come on Dr dray show off that bod in a two peice and make sure you slather yourself with spf 100 + 😁👍
Umbrella 😅😅
I was so shocked when I went to the beach in the US and many didn't have an umbrella. Like that's considered broke where I'm from 😅 same with sunglasses and hats. Like people look at you weird if you don't have sunglasses and many make fun of older women with the wrinkle between the chest for sun exposure.
That seems toxic, being wrinkly is better than being toxic and a bully.
@@alaah4183I rather be nice and have no sun damage
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I was gonna say dog youre still young u don’t need to dress like a grandma on the beach yet 😂
To hot to cover up.
If I wear sleeves here in Greece at the beach everyone, even my family, will laugh at me 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's so 🔥 hot !!! We use umbrellas or trees to protect ourselves from the sun. Of course we don't forget SPF, hat and sun glasses.
Why do you care if some body laughs at you? I get bullying but it doesn't stop me.
@@zuzanazuscinova5209 I really don't care but we generally aren't used to wear sleeves. No one does. We use it rarely only for little children 1-3 years old.
@@katerinamakri72 some people want to protect themselves from skin cancer and premature aging.
The top of your hat is missing.
Agree. Even if you have hair there can still be small areas where your scalp is uncovered and the sun can hit you. Too risky to wear open hat.
@@hulyalala946her hair is covering her scalp pretty well
Isn’t it healthy to get sun for at least a half hour a day without coving up and without sunblock?
No. 10-15 mins max, but if you enjoy sun burn..
10-30 minutes every other day. The range is to account for different melanin levels. Only black people should be doing the full 30
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Ain't no way I'm wearing sleeves in the summer. LIVE LIFE. You still look 40, covering up everywhere, not letting the sun touch your skin, smearing sunscreen like a physcho, you still don't look 25
Doesn't look 25 but looks better at her age than if she didn't take care of herself. Looking 25 forever isn't the goal. Not going to look 25 when not but that doesn't mean people shouldn't take care of their nutrition, skin etc.....live life!
@@nicencozy1069 I know tons of people who aren't educated on skincare and don't intend to learn about it, not doing any major skincare, enjoy life, wear whatever they like without worrying about Sun protective clothing or hats aka suffocating themselves in the summer but still look so young... It's not about being crazy on skincare.... It's about genetics. When I look at Dr Dray I see a grumpy middle aged woman. Not a happy, glowing woman with good skin I'm sorry
You seem very aggressive and attacking on a personal level. Dr. Andrea is a board-certified dermatologist, you may or may not take her advice, but why the nastiness
@@physicianskitchen No I said what I had to say but then all this defense from her audience doesn't make any sense. If I think her skincare didn't pay off I need to be allowed to say so, since she's putting content out on the internet.
It's not to look like you're 25 but to avoid skin cancer.
Sleeves at the beach??
Absolutely
Not for everyone for sure
but what do you do when you actually go into the water though? you just don’t go in? idk how it works for everyone else but i live in a tropical country so the water is really nice and i went to the beach yesterday and despite how much sunscreen i wear and how often i reapply i still got burnt ☹️☹️☹️ it hurts so much
There are special clothes for swimming that have UPF
@@carlacastellanos8255 oh thank you for replying. i will definitely get some ☺️
Niceeee 😊❤🎉 I'll do same