Starting to get "runner's watch tan line" on my arm, and not that I really care, but I tried wearing my watch on the right wrist for a change. Such a weird feeling. Everything felt off balance. I felt like I was going to go insane for the 9 mile run, but stuck with it.
Reply with your observations if you give it a try.
Put your watch further up or down your left wrist until the tan line goes away.
My watch goes where the sun doesn't shine, bro.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWp6hZ-5ndcTommy Timex wrote:
My watch goes where the sun doesn't shine, bro.
Wear a glove and stick your arm in a tanning bed up to the tan line.
I have always worn a watch on my right arm. I never worry about tan line because I always wear my watch when out in public.
Sunscreen?
I have always alternated which wrist the watch is on during warm/sunny months. Alternate every run. Prevents tan lines, and I like to imagine that it balances out the asymmetric workload from the extra weight on one arm. But during winter, I do just stick to left wrist.
waffles wrote:
Starting to get "runner's watch tan line" on my arm, and not that I really care, but I tried wearing my watch on the right wrist for a change. Such a weird feeling. Everything felt off balance. I felt like I was going to go insane for the 9 mile run, but stuck with it.
Reply with your observations if you give it a try.
I'm black. Doesn't happen to me.
Good luck with your light skin problems.
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