Sun Protection

Sun Protection is a product manufactured in a Chemical Factory. Petroleum is the material required to make it. It can be sold in a Household Store.
==History==
Since time immemorial, people have protected themselves against the sun's rays with the help of creams and ointments. These were similar to today's zinc oxide. Moreover, parasols and bathing costumes of the time provided good protection against UVrays, as they covered most of the human body. At that time, having a tan was not fashionable at all. In fact, having pale skin was a sign of nobility as it meant that you weren't working in the fields all day long.
==Did You Know That?==
Sure, getting a tan is trendy, but nobody wants to look like a beetroot. In the past, paleness was a symbol of aristocratic status while sun-tanned faces hinted at low-class work in the fields. However, things have totally changed in the 50s. Filmstars wearing tiny bikinis and hip sunglasses are promoting brand-new means of sun-protection that are smoother than the old-fashioned zinc-oxide ointments. At the weekends, the young and old can be seen romping almost naked on the beaches. Now that nearly everyone can afford to travel to sunny countries, the new motto is 'No fun in the sun without protection!
Category:Chemical Factory
Category:1958
Category:Household Store
Category:Final Product