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“We thread our way through a moving forest of ice-cream cones and crimson thighs.”
― Jean-Dominique Bauby, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly: A Memoir of Life in Death

“She is fresh air, and warmth, and mornings in July. What is there to fix? There is evil in my yearning, know, I just can't see where yet.”
― Chloe Michelle Howarth, Sunburn

“There is even some evidence that eating a lot of tomatoes and tomato products can prevent sunburn. A recent presentation of research at the Royal Society of Medicine in London24 revealed that participants who added 5 tablespoons of tomato paste per day to their normal diet showed a 33 percent reduced risk of sunburn after twelve weeks!”
― Anthony Youn, The Age Fix: A Leading Plastic Surgeon Reveals How To Really Look Ten Years Younger

“When Ben came back to me, he said, "Why are you laying with your face in the sand?"
I made sure all the laughter was out of me before I rolled over. "I think it helps sunburn." I said.”
― Audrey Couloumbis, Lexie

“One Cossack with a thin face burnt black by the sun, and evidently dead drunk, lay flat on his back under a wall which had been in the shade an hour or two earlier but was now exposed to the fierce slanting rays of the sun.”
― Leo Tolstoy, The Cossacks

“And the white guy, I just barely got a look at him. They all sort of look alike anyway. All I notice is freckles and sunburn.”
― Tony Hillerman, A Thief of Time

“3. burn, baby, margarita burn
Avoid phytophotodermatitis, aka margarita burn, aka what happens when you gallantly make lots of gin and tonics on a sailboat, inadvertently squeeze citric acid on your skin, and spend the day in the sun, inviting a low-grade chemical burn. You can skip this very specific seasonal hazard by always washing your hands after playing beach bartender.”
― Marnie Hanel, Summer: A Cookbook: Inspired Recipes for Lazy Days and Magical Nights

“The only reason I鈥檓 convinced the sun will come up tomorrow is to give me sunburn.”
― Sabrina Fedel, All Roads Lead to Rome