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To: KyrosL who wrote (73480)	5/12/2010 9:09:33 PM
From: Maurice Winn	1 Recommendation of 74559

Yes, a film of oil is good. In the south of France, at popular beaches, there's no need to use sun protection lotions because the sea is covered in a film of it from the hordes of people. Get in the water, stand up and hey presto, a total coating of sun screen. First thing in the morning it's nice clean water. By the end of a busy summer's day, the water is like soup. <Plus a film of petroleum on your skin probably provides good UV protection. No need for suntan oil. > The oil from the current disaster wouldn't be as effective. But with sand and dust sticking to it, the sun protection factor would increase. Skin irritation might be a problem for some people. Mqurice

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