<!--quoteo(post=367372:date=May 25 2009, 09&#58;26 PM:name=Gregswife)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Gregswife &#064; May 25 2009, 09&#58;26 PM) <a href="index.php?act=findpost&amp;pid=367372">&lt;strong&gt;QUOTE BELOW&lt;/strong&gt;</div><div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->Falina, if you spend any time outdoors, you really should wear a hat.  It help protects the skin on your face.  Last summer when we went to DisneyLand, I didn&#39;t wear a hat one day...just forgot it, and I got sunburnt and that is where that really dark freckle on my nose, that I had removed a few weeks ago, came from.  I wear sunscreen under my makeup and always wear a hat now - also helps your skin look younger and prevents lines and wrinkles if you protect your skin.  I sound like my mother now, but she really did know what she was talking about.  I always have a ball cap in the car and sometimes I wear a cowboy hat, as I have about 10 of those, but have really been wanting a more feminine hat.  I come from a long line of very southern women who always wore hats.  I am going to buy a bunch of scarves so I can change the band according to what I am wearing.  Since you don&#39;t wear a hat, I hope that you do use a sunscreen or a makeup with SPF...okay, I will climb off my soapbox now.....mama would be so proud of me&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd--><br />Cheryl that is quite alright.  When I do go outdoors I wear 50+ sunscreen.  I do have a visor that I bought at a flea market one year and I do wear it sometimes.  I have to be real careful since I tend to develop a rash from the sun and I have to use special cream if I do.  I am so fair skinned I burn easily.  I do have some straw hats but don&#39;t wear them very often.  Just don&#39;t like the feel of them on my head.<br />Anyway you enjoy them for the both of us.  Yes, your mama would be proud of you&#33;