My mother is Filipino and she looks very young, as my grandmother does. People mistake my mom for my sister and my grandmother for my mother. My mother told me that in the Philippines, as soon as the sun rises, people take their kids and babies out in the sun for a few hours everyday. I thought sun exposure causes early aging. My mother and grandmother look young, and hardly have any wrinkles.

So what does this mean?

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They could just be lucky. I’ve seen a lot of overly-tanned people with dreadful skin that looks a lot older than it is. but it doesn't mean the exact same for everyone. Also, the darker your skin is the less likely you are to have negative effects form the sun.
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it does, after a while, you begin getting sun spots. it might be because they don't use make-up and they don't purposely sit out in the sun. they probably move around and do stuff.
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sun rays contain UVA as well as UVB rays giving rise to un even pigmentation,hyper pigmetation and wrinkles
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sun exposture IS bad for your skin. they probably just have good genes. you dont only get wrinkles but your get age spots too…