Just an anecdote, but I spent the past 2 years in Canada / US, and never got sunburnt. Rarely, if ever, applied any sunscreen. Spent plenty of time outdoors.
I came back to Australia in March (Melbourne) and on the first day, sat outside for lunch, 1-2 hours tops, got visibly burnt on the forehead.
It’s not summer either, that’s just what it’s like in the sun.
In Australia that seems normal, we have to leave to realise it’s insane. As for the rest of the world, you should come and see if you like it.
Just an anecdote, but I spent the past 2 years in Canada / US, and never got sunburnt. Rarely, if ever, applied any sunscreen. Spent plenty of time outdoors.
I came back to Australia in March (Melbourne) and on the first day, sat outside for lunch, 1-2 hours tops, got visibly burnt on the forehead.
It’s not summer either, that’s just what it’s like in the sun.
In Australia that seems normal, we have to leave to realise it’s insane. As for the rest of the world, you should come and see if you like it.