How To Not Look Old
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- A sun tan is not a sign of health. It’s a sign that your skin has been damaged and will sag, wrinkle and discolor faster as time passes.
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I avoid my son too, mate. Don't feel bad about it.
Perhaps Sun is just a myth in UK that's why
Holy sht, lmao 😂
Dad ???
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Bryan you have a great filmmaking team. Just wanted to say that.
they are mid
@@haqinc I'm sure they'll be reading this as one of your great inspiring quotes after you pass.
Some scenes are goofy ahhh
@@karmicbreath to be fair, the stock footage is hit-or-miss sometimes
@@haqinc "they are mid" is not constructive feedback. It's just tearing them down from a place of insecurity. I'm unimpressed by anyone who doesn't follow the First Agreement.
dude- recent quality and production of your videos have actually entered another level
I think he hired new team. Before this he was giving an impression of tough life style filled with a lot of pain and restrictions. New guys are creating his positive image in which whatever he is doing is good.
True video quality is superb
True but the videos have become more cheesy, perhaps in an attempt to gain wider appeal, which discredits and distracts from the important message and research which he is trying to share.
@@ABC-rh7zc It's much more of his personality. If you watch his in-depth interviews and podcasts, some take more than an hour, you really start to notice his personality. And it reflects really well in his latest videos. I think he might not even have a team but films with his son and perhaps have him or an editor edit the video.
@@ABC-rh7zcdoesn’t discredit anything. That’s your subjective opinion.
As a dermatologist, I support this video 100%! I particularly enjoy how he manages to speak about important subjects but makes it so funny and enjoyable, kudos👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Why doesn’t my brain register this man as a sexual being? Is he a sexual?
@@melaniemonaco774 Derms are a joke all you guyd know is
MUh SuNscreen and MUh TopIcal retinoid!! 🤓
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Your hot
I thought sunscreen was bad
wow that re-naming + re-tumbnail edit (or if it was a n ab test) really got me here, "how not to look old" is a killer version compared to the sun one I saw first and never clicked. your team is doing a great job on the YT testing and optimizing stuff Bryan! Keep it up
Next video: Why garlic is bad for you
next video: why you shouldn't place wood nearby
Next video: human blood has great nutrients
Garlic is part of the super veggie meal and is part of the supplement stack he takes.
@@__-tz6xx you don't understand 🤣
@@Drew-g4z Next : why i visit random people at night
Redditors are real happy after this video
Me being a pale night shift vampire: very happy indeed
Except being sad for all the time, yes
@raindog0360
I'd rather live in poverty than go back to that shift.
what happened
I don't appreciate being called out like that 😂
Bryan Johnson is the reason why I’m living healthier life, not perfect or near his level but I’m definitely increasing my lifespan more and more
That’s sad
@@hosoiarchives4858 Why sad ? I think this is awesome
Same! He has given me more hope and more reason to keep my body/ machine healthy! The better I take care of my machine, the longer I get to keep it and spend time with the people I love ♥️
@@Xxohh445what do you do?
Me too
He has really motivated me. Also the app called relive has encouraged me to exercise a lot more.
Still cant believe he his giving us this info for free and its entertainment to watch and so informative! Thank you!
OMG, give him the Nobel Prize.
Oh right there isn't one for being the ultimate narcissist.
As Freddie Mercury said "..who wants to live forever...."
TLDR He's a vampire afraid of the sun. That's why he's going to live forever. The blueprint is just a cover for when he's 200 and everyone's like "How did this guy get so old?"
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oh my i literally just thought this exact same thing / joke at the end when he said that haha x3
what if though haha
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Appreciate your candor and publicly admitting that we need more information to know what's what. It honestly provides more clarity than maybe blindly recommending something specific that we maybe don't know everything about yet
Your videos have gotten quite entertaining, and your personality is really shining through. I'm thrilled the world is getting to know who you are and not just merely watching you. You're silly AND smart. People watch videos cause it entertains, and *boom* they've learned something too! Woah.😊
If I start to feel sick, I spend time in the sun. It feels very healing
Of course it is. Please don’t listen to this guy, he is severely mentally ill and no one in his personal life will tell him that
It is amazing for you these mfs are slow
some is good but it seems if i get too much it makes me feel worse. i have lighter skin and blue eyes.
Ya the only thing bad about the sun is it ages and can damage your skin, but it is essential in every other way
@@benb.886 who is slow??
You look Amazing bryan! Keep it up and thank you for showing us your journey, it was a blessing to watch your videos doing step by step reversing the aging. ❤
I live in the northern hemisphere. I avoid direct sun a couple of hours at mid day in the summer, otherwise i try to get as much as possible. When it's almost dark half the year you think different, can't imagine living without feeling the sun on the body.
It turns out the Chinese is right. Umbrella whenever there is sun exposure.
THIS! When I asked i few South Koreans friends of mine why they hated the sun so much, they came up with a pretty similar view about why they avoided the sun. Plus they usually spend a lot of money on facial laser treatments and trying to look young and having flawless skin, so being under sun would be a waste of money for them. But people outside Korea think this is more about colorism and whatnot than anything else, which i believe is kinda false.
In the Philippines, almost everybody on scooters going outside is all covered up at 90f and high humidity
I like to take a walk outside in the morning and I bring an umbrella during the summer when it's a little too warm other than in the shade. Maybe I'll start bringing the umbrella the rest of the year after seeing this video. I have to wonder if you have to buy the kind of umbrella that he recommended. Wouldn't it be the case blocking the light would also block UVA and UVB?
Yea then more than half of them are Vitamin D deprived…go figure
It's only because for them pale white skin is a sign of status and beauty.
As with everything the devil is in the details: dosage and timing is everything- there is no human life without sunlight
Can't you substitute entirely with artificial ones?
Not life in general
truth. there's powerful 'red light'-type energy at sunrise and sunset, especially
Being pasty white, I don't go out during peak sun times because I don't want to cause road glare and create an accident. Always thinking!
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Human discoball
I can tan but also default to pasty white and get so irritated with the usually carnivore leaning sun maximalists who conveniently ignore that some of us have type 1 or two skin. What a staggering coincidence that they always have type 3 or darker and worth mentioning, if they are Caucasian but tan well always look like utter prunes by the time they are 50 or 60
I'm giving up all of my bad habits overnight, similar to you Bryan. I'll be documenting it on my channel and I'm hoping it can heal my shattered brain. Thanks for your inspo, cheers!
The comedy in Brian Johnson's video is underrated.
Vampire crew! 🙌🙌
Yep! XD
Vampires can be killed with a stake through their heart. Humans can be killed by eating steak which clogs the arteries to their heart
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Seems to be doing damn good at this age reversal business... But I can't believe his pale white skin is ideal and he should get more sunlight..
Skin cancer is the least likely to kill you because it's right there and you can see it and diagnose it and cut it out... And he's all over his health and any type of skin cancer would be treated quick with his medical obsession
Of course! With his metrics and blood work and all that, I'm sure he's got his vitamin d well in hand without need of sunlight somehow.
Or minimal
I’ve been saying this guy is a vampire since he started the “blood boy” thing but this just solidifies it
And vampires can potentially live forever. It all makes sense now.
and in 200 years, he will say it's his "blueprint" that makes him live that long. Clever.
All this time I thought this was just a really extreme midlife crisis, but the real plot twist is that it's actually a cover for his vampirism.
1:25 7pm, almost Brian’s bedtime.
David Bowie in 1974 at 95 lbs looked healthier than this man and i doubt that Bryan is higher than 100 pounds looks like a anorexic person...
@@Neglelakkogrockruler9625 Bryan Johnson is 5'11 and 163 lbs. What are you on about? He may be like 7% body fat or so but he's in excellent shape!
Man, I love this guy. Videos getting better and better
he will die prematurely. He already looks deteriorated when he isnt actively trying to look good.
He looks like a wicked woman. He looked way healthier before he started this lifestyle
As a practitioner who does halos and BBL’s all day, as I know you do Bryan I love that you are spreading intelligent messages and that you don’t specifically recommend certain things because the evidence is definitely evolving. Thank you for getting the word out and I would love to do a halo on you!!
Information with humor, love it.
Love the info paired with creativity and not taking yourself too seriously ❤😊
This content is so good! I'm hooked!
You really back to forever young. It's amazing. DON'T DIE ❤
I’d rather risk it by spending as much time as possible in the sun. I have depression and anxiety and spending time in the sun fights both and I don’t need medication for those things if I spend enough time outside, but you do.🎉
I agree with you I get timed, moderate sun exposure too. In his defence though, where defence is warranted, he mentioned taking supplements, not medication. These are two totally different things. Supplementation is very beneficial when done along with a good, nutritious diet.
I must have missed the part where he said you couldn't go out in the sun? He said you can use sunscreen or a UV umbrella etc. Based on my own experience I think you would find that even indirect sunlight, minus sunglasses would give you the same boost
Why the need to add the but you do lol. If going out in the sun helps ur mental health then do it but there is always a limit where it becomes negative.
reach back out when you're 70 and you have saggy skin, large pores and extra wrinkles and possibly skin caners due to too much sun exposure. Yes, sun can be helpful for your mental health, but you don't need to bake to get the benefits. Everything in moderation, including the sun.
@@frankie9953I'd rather have large pores than depression
Im all about health and longevity, but I love being out in the sun kitesurfing, wakeboarding, Paddleboarding shmearing that conventional sunblock all over or not lol some say the sports I do are extreme or high risk but I love it, that feeling I get is what compels me to want to live longer and squeeze more of the juice out of life. Mind matters most, you have to have the desire from within to live beyond what your body will allow, a strong will to live is much more powerful than anything physically good for the body.
The whole video was just for the one shot of him drawing an umbrella
Wow, this was epic! Keep it up!
You look better with every video Bryan. You crack me up! Thanks for sharing! ❤
you change the title, real interasting how people react in a topic that is almost a stigma in a way, love your work, love your videos, keep doing your great work, wonderfull life for you Bryan
Somedays, I wonder how humanity has made it as far as we have since everything everywhere kills us
Every everything everywhere kills every animal ever.
Things are killing us in the last 200 years.. but mainly what the Governments do to us or allow to happen to us.
@arindamadhikary1844 this is true, which is why we have a hefty extinction list
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By reproducing faster than we die.
We need a blueprint sunscreen!!
That would sell like hotcakes ngl
Mr Fountain of Youth is now rocking a combover.
One can will themselves perpetually youthful. I'm 64 and look 20 years my junior. Staying slim and fit certainly helps a lot. Avoiding sun, working out, eating clean also help greatly.
Good job, starting to look younger everyday. For a while you looked strange. But now you seem to reap the benefits from all your hard work. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.
I have to admit, Brian is looking really good lately. I think the overshot at the beginning with overly stiff posture and low kcal diet and now found a great balance.
I kind of miss that look though
He looks like a 50 year old man
Well most 50 year old men look closer to 80 so “what are ya gonna do?” - Rick the hormone monster
The one part of blueprint I can't follow through with.😔
Getting sunlight feels like it gives me a huge boost in serotonin that lasts for days after.
Do it but not from 10 am to 4 pm . Thats it
It’s true. Check out the Light Diet he explains sunlight activates our mitochondria. You want to get as much as possible and use a mineral zinc sunscreen
Meanwhile sunlight depresses me
Then just wear sunscreen idiot
@@No-ky3kbsame
In my perspective, soaking up the sunshine is a best way to feel energize and strengthen your bones
It depends on your climate. If you live in North Europe, then yes. But when you live in a place with high UV, I think it is much better to avoid it.
@@karinaseliukova3139 yup true.
But also notice that food supplements in vitamin D & co can fully compensate the lack of sun exposure without any of the harm.
Its a good thing science isn’t based on hoangle11zj’s perspective then
Soaking up the morning sun for melatonin production
Yes.
Whoever you hired to direct and edit your recent videos has been an absolutely massive upgrade and deserves a raise. They actually make you look like a fun guy.
I've never heard of this man but great advice and what a fun presentation of healthful facts! 😊 My mom encouraged me to bake myself in the sun but I would only allow my children to swim early morning and afternoon/evenings - to avoid the high sun. (Sunblock never stops it all in all places.) We know so much more now and this is great to see.
Thank you for sharing! I was lucky as a kid to learn about sun damage and the affects it has on your skin as a teenager. My dermatologist terrified me of what could happen and I always stayed out of the sun. My dermatologist told me that I shouldn't even sit directly in the sun while on the bus to school. More people need to know about the risks of sun exposure. People think I look half my age.
Great camera work.
My research to date tells me that I need to get reasonable sun exposure as often as possible. The time of day is immaterial if I cover up after 50% of the time is would take me to burn during my sunbathing sessions.
Even though it's too late for my old craggy face that got sunburned very often in my youth, I still try to keep my face and hands covered throughout my sun sessions so as not to totally leatherize my face and hands. 😎
The benefits of sunshine vastly outweigh the risks. They include immune system improvements gained when my Vitamin D levels are up to our Paleolithic ancestor's levels as shown by the hunter gatherers on the African Savana like the Hadza and the Masai peoples.
Peace, Love, Health, and Freedom, to all who are fortunate enough to strive for these goals. 🙏
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Also stimulation of nitric oxide production.
Great tip about the driving gloves! I've never thought about the sun exposure on the hands while driving. I'm going to buy a pair for sure!
It's been remarkable, watching this channel go from awkward but well-intentioned niche content to world-leading health advice on human longevity. 👏
This is some good advice
I am old and the sun was to be embraced and even enhanced with oils and lotions to get tanned
We would spend entire days at the beach or just out in the sun as kids
You can’t unring that bell, just do your best to live with the damage
Same with hearing for that matter, we attended crazy loud concerts and did loud things
Preserve your hearing to boot
yeah that's the thing, how many people do you know got skin cancer in your generation?
@@dyl923gonz7 most everyone it seems…too many
I appreciate this more nuanced take on sunlight exposure, covering benefits as well as risks more candidly.
The vitamin D you get from sunlight is sulfated, unlike the vitamin d you get from supplements and most foods that naturally contain it. I believe that the only other source of sulfated vitamin D is mother's milk (maybe cow milk too). Felix Harder has a couple videos on the topic.
Also "improves mood and circadian rhythm" is a somewhat reductive way of saying that sunlight modulates many important endocrine functions, in some ways we don't fully understand yet, which contributes directly to overall health and longevity.
Australian observational studies show that older people (50+) who spend more time in sunlight have better metabolic markers overall, including less cancers (other than skin cancer).
But not all skin cancers are the same. Basal and squamous cell carcinomas are relatively benign, progress very slowly and have very high survivability rates, whereas melanoma is extremely dangerous and malignant. The former type is more commonly observered among people who spend more time in sunlight, whereas melanoma is more of a threat to people who spend less time in sunlight on average and experience worse cases of sunburn upon exposure. Spending more time in sunlight without getting sunburnt can protect you against the most dangerous kind of skin cancer that's actually likely to kill you.
It's probably true that white people who live in places with a higher UV index than where their ancestors are from (South Africa, Australia, Southern US) should take extra care of their skin health.
Nonetheless, as someone with light skin who lives at a relatively Northern latitude, I have myself started to avoid sunlight specifically from around 11am-3pm, and to use sunscreen every day.
I do believe it's possible to keep your skin healthy even without targeted sunlight avoidance and sunscreen application, by consuming more animal vitamin A (retinol) and vitamin C, like beef liver, to help regenerate collagen and skin cells in general, by maintaining skin hydration through fluid intake and exercise/heat (stimulating sweating and increasing peripheral blood flow), and by leaning into diets which increase sebum production (dairy/nuts) during periods of more intense sunlight. Those are just hunches though.
I noticed my younger sibling who loves to tan has worse skin than me, it's like a bunch of tiny wrinkles on her face. I avoided the sun for most my 20's, now 30 and I choose to only go out on rainy days or if I hike I stay in the trees for the most part. I also believe the brightness of the sun just hitting random shiny objects that you unfortunately look at throughout the day can also damage eyesight and it can be unavoidable without sunglasses.
Eye color determines how susceptible your eyes are to damage from strong light. Lighter color eyes (blue and grey eyes) get damaged much easier than brown eyes. I have brown eyes and I could look directly at the sun for a good minute or two as a child without any damage that I know of (I've been to the opthalmologist many times since then), whereas some people can lose their eyesight almost instantly.
@@4grammaton I have blue eyes and spent most my childhood and teens going outside without sunglasses. Though i never looked directly at the sun like you (that's crazy!) I started noticing floaters at 19 and decided to take action to prevent anymore floaters that may have been caused by poor eye protection. Now at 30 and no increase in floaters. Pretty sure everyone has them but blue, green(?) and grey may be more susceptible.
@@BlackholeEnthusiast Interesting, I've had floaters since I was a child, and I still have pretty much the same ones at 29. Can't say I have any new floaters since then. But I do have some issues with retinopathy due to blood vessel constriction in my eyes, which is probably a systemic issue related to anxiety (which paradoxically could probably be improved with more sunlight since it can improve mood and blood pressure).
Doesnt have to do with the sun much, but set of factors rather
You can also clearly see that areas of the body that get more sun exposure tend to look "older" like the back of your hand etc.
Respect the acknowledgment that the science is evolving (as it always should be doing… but few treat audiences with such respect).
The intro is CLASS !!!!
this controlling everything lifestyle sounds miserable, but im glad it brings you joy
It would be very hard
Title: "Why I avoid the sun"
My dumb ahh: cuz ur a vampire 😭😂
OJ: “always wear gloves while driving”
You changed my life, Bryan! You are the single most inspiring person on earth!
Yup agreed, Bryan’s glow up! Just right 🎉
This guy is real sick!
Next video: Why I avoid Water
Perfect example of someone who fears the sun. Do not fear the sun.
WOW! I hadn't watched this channel for months and now that I'm back I can see that Bryan looks way younger! That's impressive
Yeah, he spends millions of dollars a year, so he can't outlive everyone, family, friends and collegues.
Oscar Wilde would have a ball with this guy.
Long Live Don’t Die!
Thank u. I truly appreciate the transparency and efforts u make towards the best human health possible. Sharing this with the world has a powerful ripple effect. Please continue content on ways to connect with ur community and apply ur blueprint in the daily lives of the masses who don’t have the same income as u. Participation is a profound ripple effect that keeps radiating.
I tell you this with deep infinite love and respect, as long as you are afraid of dying you cannot truly live. 🙏❤
Most intelligent thing someone's written here
@@indulekhamoore3373 nah this is some im14andthisisdeep shit
this guy is a vampire pretending to be doing an experiment on living forever to get away with it.
I love the perfect balance between his content being educational, and entertaining
Love the skin you're in wether fair to black. I don't tan too. My mom and dad had skin cancer. My kids dad's parents had skin cancer. It's ok to be our authentic selves.
Dear Bryan,
I agree, very well put. I am an MD from Switzerland and fully support this hypothesis.
Just a quick general comment concerning procedures as the editing (remote island video): For a balanced view there should be a lot more discussion of the pros and cons. A list of referende papaers at the end of each video would be a great addition.
Some of the stuff you do has well-known potential side-effects that you certainly looked at yourself - I would appreciate your thought-process.
Love Michelle❤
Proper eyewear is important to avoid UV damage to the eyes, ie Cataracts
I dont care i am going to sun bath tomorrow
My meandering experience in life has taught me to be circumspect of advise concerning (anti)aging by self-proclaimed gurus that have to dye their hair to convince you they aren’t, in fact, aging at a similar rate as you, if not more so.
You look great, Bryan. Thriving.
I love everything about you, your personality, your style. How passionate you are about your goals. I also love your couch. ❤
With this logic you best avoid air. It has oxygen. It’s actually a free radical. So if you want to live healthy live in the dark and don’t breath. Like in a casket.
😂😂😂 I find him so ridiculous
"Cars can kill you? By this logic you best avoid going anywhere" stop being silly and dramatic. And don't whine when you look way shittier than everyone else when you're 50 because you think sunscreen is silly
Not all oxygen is in free radical form. Get your facts straight.
It has been proven time and time again that sun exposure leads to premature skin ageing, and in high UV nations like Australia, causes skin cancer.
@@No-ky3kbwrinkles don’t make people look “shitty”
I'd rather not be wrinkly, ngl.
Black curtain is a good investment. Stay away from strong lights too. They are photoaging as well. Cold white light is worse than warm white.
My mom avoided sun for almost 2 decades. Not even one wrinkle.
What about vitamin D, girl?
@@zephyrr108 she always took a vit D vitamin and usually was very peppy.
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Amazing, just curious how old is your Mom now?
@@zephyrr108 Sun is not the only source of vitamin
I keep on returning to this video, it's so information dense. Thank you Bryan, don't die 😶🌫
We want a BLUEPRINT sunscreen product!
Of all your great content, this is the one I agree the least with, at least intuitively.
Humans have evolved doing stuff under the sun, sweating, and adapting to it and the heat.
While extreme exposure is certainly a problem, regular sun exposure - perhaps challenging a bit the threshold from time to time - sounds like a more future proof approach.
However, thank you for sharing, I appreciate all you’re doing!
Thank god science and fact don't give s shit about your "intuition".
@@AndyUrWald lol, chronic vitamin D deficiency is a huge issue and even with supplementation people struggle. The problem is mostly sun exposure for people who's skin tone isn't appropriate for where they live. British people need lots of outdoor time in rainy Britain but should avoid the sun in Fiji.
@@LiamFarleyMA cool story man, you can get vitamin d through supplementation and there are very obvious issues with overexposure to UV. The point im trying to make is this whoever is claiming his “intuition” is more concrete than literal SCIENCE and rigourous experimentation and copious amounts of data and peer reviewed literature Bryan and his team review. Science doesnt give a fuck about intuition.
Getting a reasonable tan as a result of exposure is not a sign of skin damage. Believe it or not people with a darker skin too get tanned. People have been tanning from millenia voluntarily or not from the Middle East to Asia to everywhere. Not sure what Ghost Protocol is saying here.
Tanning is a response to DNA damage in the skin cells. So if you tan that means that your DNA has already been munted and your skin is trying to protect it from further damage by making more melanin.
As a surfer and biohacker, sun exposure is not a main concern and will just try to mitigate with different sunscreens and supplements to promote collagen synthesis. The health and spiritual benefits of surfing and other ocean activities, far outweigh everything else. 😁🤙
dont use cancer causing suncreams
As a beach and sun lover, I agree. I mitigate exposure but its my life
You look so bright and young.Im 35 and since 20 I dont make extra sun exposure.Being white and no regrets,now people think im much younger than my actual age
I hope that the channel's content does not turn into marketing and forgets its main goal
04:04 bryan Just sacrificed 10 years of his life in this scene you still don t like the video you are İNSANE!!!!
Not just you mate, same here lol.
Look now. I'm gonna eat healthy, exercise properly and avoid the noon sun. But dont think even once i'm gonna walk with an umbrella every damn day.
I dated a girl that lived on the beach in San Diego. She always walked with an umbrella on the beach. She died at age 76. I love Bryan's videos but I'm going out in the sun. Life's too short.
This is a very cosmetic-oriented video anyway - mostly about wrinkles etc than anything else. Which is fair enough, but it's unlikely sun exposure will lead to an early death like being overweight. If it's even 1% of the effect size, I'd be surprised.
@@Deniz06-n6m fat is good for you
@@williamhenry3337how old are you ? Asking because you called someone that died at 76 a “girl”
@@williamhenry3337 this story is weird
Please make a video on how to not look pale with no sun
Count Dracula out here giving PSA’s about the Sun
This is a blueprint for a life I would not want to live.
don't avoid the sun, it's natural
So are lions
So is arsenic and poison ivy😊
Sun is natural, we all are adapted and depended on it.
Some people lack common sense severely and avoid it!
I've never seen evidence of titanium dioxide being unsafe for sunscreen use. Especially if the formulation uses non-nano particles of it. Ingestion is a different story but the zinc & titanium in physical sunscreens is seldom absorbed into the skin if they are non-nano..
Some people say that even nano is fine. But then others say that it isn't, and non-nano isn't either, because other types still have nano-sized particles, since they are created in some quantities even in production of other sizes, and aren't removed.
You should read about fascia, far more is absorbed into your skin and deeper than you’d think. Even tattoos seep into you.
I prefer a hat, going out on Sunny days
I just use non nano zinc oxide sunscreen. It’s readily available and mine doesn’t leave a super noticeable white cast
Bryan referred to something (a study?) so maybe you should look again? It's not surprising to find more and more that what we eat, drink, wear, and breathe is absorbed more than we knew, because there were financial incentives to not find out.
I enjoy watching your videos. They are fun!
I believe this channel must be the most popular in TH-cam other than anything else, world would be better
The easiest way to not look old. Stop dying your hair black. Hint hint.
"A tan means your skin is damaged" me being black 🌚
This video is made for whites and light skin people, yall are made for the sun lol
One step ahead
yeah youre cooked bro
More tan than natural skin color is what he means. If your skin already has a lot of melanin, that doesn’t mean your skin is automatically more damaged since melanin isn’t the thing damaging the skin. The thing damaging skin that causes a tan is UV light exposure.
@@taylorbeagley No he definitely meant just the color of your skin
How To Not Look Old:
# 1 - Be Young.
You are more and more entertaining every day. Great info and humor = must-watch
I love the show, editing quality always on top.