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Inked and Protected
On this man’s calf, an anchor tattoo holds fast against a sea of tan, an island of pale skin in a bronze ocean. It seems he’s meticulously applied sunscreen to his tattoo—a wise move, as fresh ink is particularly vulnerable to the sun’s harsh rays.
Sunscreen acts like a shield, guarding the vibrant colors and delicate details of new tattoos from fading and sun damage. Just as a ship relies on an anchor, a tattoo relies on sunscreen for protection. His leg has become a reminder that while the rest of our skin might tan, tattoos require a little extra care to maintain their beauty.
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