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Cause I live in Southern California, the UV can get really intense here. I also do a lot of long distance driving. When I drive and the sun is beating down into my car onto my arm for hours and hours at a time, it just feels like the yellow spots are under a magnifying glass with the sun shining straight into it - if that makes sense. The rest of my arm feels fine. I wear high factor sun cream and it minimizes the issue. But 100% more sensitive. These bastards, basically, particularly the demon guy.
JB
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Cheers @JB @edmundro
Due to this trip (in which I didn't swim) I only had access to clean water in the mornings and evenings so I decided to dry heal. So first few days normal, then I let them do their own thing, but obvs cleaning them morning and evening. I've done it before and it's been fine, but I don't like doing it.
Tattoos always look like shit when healing like this so I'm probably being paranoid.
@JB what kinda stuff does your yellow get up to?