This is a YouTube video titled "The truth about what sun does to your skin." featuring Alicia Mackey Huber discussing the effects of sunlight on skin health, collagen thickness, and her personal experience with weight loss and its impact on her facial appearance. The content is a monologue or personal explanation rather than a multi-speaker conversation.
This is going to piss off every skin doctor ever. Getting a few minutes of actual sunshine on your face is good for your skin without sunscreen, but getting a lot of sunshine on your face is bad because sunshine increases collagen thickness only by the lightness. So you need some of that. I'm having issues right now that you see a little bit right here. Because I used to weigh 300 pounds. I used to have, like, a puffy face, so I have all that skin, and I am down to probably 7% body fat right now. I'm never hungry. Like, I'm lean and I'm ripped and I've never been in better shape. But it shows on your face. If you used to have a lot of extra skin, which I did.
