I agree Max. I stopped doing sun when I was 33. Am now about to enter the year 70!!! (gads where did time go??). I am in the beauty business, aesthetician/permanent makeup and anti-aging consultant. I have clients coming in ages 45+ whose facial skin looks like a road map because of their sun worshipping. One gorgeous gal for sure I thought was pushing 80 before I even looked at her med form to discover she was not even 50. I realize genes do play a part, but when I was 33 I remember the day I came in from a tanning spree on the beach in Fla., looked at my face and it was wrinkled big time around the eyes and glabellar area and soo dry. I recall woe if I continue this I'm in big trouble further down the road and from that day no more intent sun exposure. Of course my Vitamin D deficiency revealed itself and so I take 2000 ius of Vitamin D daily. Get a fake tan, but you will be sorry when you get older, because especially when you get older, YOU WANT TO LOOK GOOD and try to regain some semblance of what we once looked like when we were younger and smooth skinned. Advice from a real senior!!!