@ano1919 still, dangerous, when u design a product u keep a large margin of safety. Plus it’s hard to hold breath even for 10 seconds when cold mist is bomared at u, similar to cold shower
@@grf123 not that hard, and I’d like to think that human lungs would prefer this compared to all the other toxic things we tend to inhale on the regular (lookin’ at you, hair care and room freshener products…). I’m not a doctor nor scientist though, so my opinion is purely personal 🤷♀️.
@@aleejjj Really? That big of a difference? Crazy. I would use spf 30 then, as well, unless we’re talking about going to the beach, maybe. But it seems like under most circumstances, wearing a hat and maybe draping a lightweight shawl over your shoulders for additional protection, would be a better deal than upping the SPF, then.
@@raraavis7782 Yes. And there are some difficulties with higher spfs beside the price. Like that “spf” smell, the higher chance of eye burning , the higher allergic change and such
SPF? I thought it was a fake tan booth. I guess that shows you what I know. :) :p Anyway, offering either or both in the same booth might be a great thing to have!
But does it do two passes? 😂
Seems cool but also wasteful
Im always wary of these machine the same way i do with spray and stick skip area is a issue with these
Is there a line of people every hour for reapplication?😂
I wouldn’t want to be inhaling that stuff.
Yeah but you can hold your breath for 10 seconds
@ano1919 still, dangerous, when u design a product u keep a large margin of safety. Plus it’s hard to hold breath even for 10 seconds when cold mist is bomared at u, similar to cold shower
@@grf123 not that hard, and I’d like to think that human lungs would prefer this compared to all the other toxic things we tend to inhale on the regular (lookin’ at you, hair care and room freshener products…). I’m not a doctor nor scientist though, so my opinion is purely personal 🤷♀️.
@@grf123 making excuses
I wouldnt want that getting into my lungs or eyes
Close your eyes and don’t breath for 10 secs lol
Ok but WHY do lower SPFs even exist? Why would anyone choose them? It’s not like they charge less for less protection.
Ikr. I always go for 50+ because why not? But I’ve heard people use 15 so they can still tan with the spf (really stupid)
as dumb of an answer as it might sound, some people like to “feel just a bit” of the sunburn/suntan
Spf 30 is 97% and spf 50 is 98% protection.
And in my country usually spf30s are almost half of the spf50 price.
So there is ur answer
@@aleejjj
Really? That big of a difference? Crazy.
I would use spf 30 then, as well, unless we’re talking about going to the beach, maybe. But it seems like under most circumstances, wearing a hat and maybe draping a lightweight shawl over your shoulders for additional protection, would be a better deal than upping the SPF, then.
@@raraavis7782
Yes.
And there are some difficulties with higher spfs beside the price.
Like that “spf” smell, the higher chance of eye burning , the higher allergic change and such
I wouldn’t want it all over my hair and swim suit! No thanks
I feel like the old fashioned way is just so much easier and quicker than this lol
Her lungs will also be protected from the sun.
Dang I would love one of these!!!!! Maybe when I’m a billionaire. For now I apply the old fashioned way!
Seems like you’d have to rub it in, being a spray.
This reminds me of Ross going for a tan
Omg what about my eyes?! 😂 Also, people would just be going in there because it’s free. 😅
It’s free?
Can anything be done about an old scar that is white now?
Wouldn’t it go up your nose, too?
She better be holding her breath 🫁
I can hear the Resp consultants groaning at the thought of breathing in atomised sunscreen 😂
some people are just too lazy
SPF? I thought it was a fake tan booth. I guess that shows you what I know. :) :p Anyway, offering either or both in the same booth might be a great thing to have!