In the US, it’s commonplace for people to “get a tan” and people in general are not as protective over sun with the use of sunscreen or long sleeves/pants.
In many Asian countries, whiter skin is more desirable. People are a lot more diligent in wearing long sleeves and pants when spending time in the sun and etc.
That doesn’t really explain why this effect seems to have been observed in europe and australia as well, though. Tanning is definitely a thing there, too
I don’t think I buy the diet thing at all.
In the US, it’s commonplace for people to “get a tan” and people in general are not as protective over sun with the use of sunscreen or long sleeves/pants.
In many Asian countries, whiter skin is more desirable. People are a lot more diligent in wearing long sleeves and pants when spending time in the sun and etc.
The sun will age you a LOT.
That doesn’t really explain why this effect seems to have been observed in europe and australia as well, though. Tanning is definitely a thing there, too