#summer psa

daily reminder pls for the love of god to be extra careful with fireworks AND TO MOST OF ALL NEVER EVER STORE THEM. they arent toys, they have honest to god explosive materials in it and they are the leading cause of explosive accidents in the world. if you buy fireworks, use all of them within 15 days and store them outside of your house as far away from other things as you can. don't store them somewhere that's going to get too hot or too dry and don't buy them in bulk. i know it sounds overkill but genuinely, this shit can go so quick, it's a million times better to be safe than sorry.

It’s SPF 50, very light, and blends completely clear without feeling oily! It’s the best, I carry it everywhere. Here’s the link. Stay safe in the sun!

Hey y’all, so it’s hot as fuck today and I thought I’d make a small PSA.

Water is obviously the best way of staying hydrated in any weather, but I understand that some of you dislike plain water. I’ve met some people who flat out will not drink water at all and will go thirsty if they can’t get anything else.

I’m not here to demonize people who hate water. I would rather you guys drink SOMETHING rather than get dehydrated, especially when it’s this hot.

That being said, if you’re going to spend a lot of time outdoors, please avoid drinks with alcohol or caffeine! Both of those things will dehydrate you and that’s the opposite of what we want.

If it’s just water’s plainness that you dislike, pick up some flavor drops or packets of flavoring—they sell them in Target and Walmart and probably most major grocery stores.

If you’re a soda drinker, consider Sprite or ginger ale or anything else without caffeine.

If you’re a coffee person, I know decaf sucks, but at the very least get decaf if you know you’re gonna spend a lot of time outside. Ditto with tea. Even iced drinks can dehydrate you, not to mention you’ll need to pee like crazy.

If you’re cracking open a couple beers or making pina coladas, pace yourself and make sure you eat and drink water to avoid both dehydration AND blacking out or other alcoholic unpleasantries. This is just good advice for the entire year though tbh.

Because in almost every single situation (I know there are some medical conditions that make this not the case) the person they are talking to is aware of the case it is fucking hot. They are also capable of understanding "wearing less clothes usually leads to body feeling cooler". This is not new information to them and pointing out "it's hot and you're wearing long sleeves" isn't going to make them have a revelation.

I am very aware of the fact it is hot and you do not have to point this out. I factored that into my decision making process when I chose to wear this item of clothing.

It's not helpful. And at this point I'm going to assume you think I'm stupid if you do this.