a little bit of sun hasn't killed anyone.... malo sunca nije nikad nikoga ubilo...

Today is sunny...finally after all that rain (and internet connection problems) we have a lovely sunny day. Lately people have been talking a lot about the protection against the sun. Don't get me wrong...we do need to protect ourselves from the harmful aspects of sunbathing...However, sun is also the source of vitamins...and a sunny day will always make us feel better. I think we should find a balance. Don't run away from the sun in panic but don't overdo it either. Find what is the best option for your skin tone and don't be afraid to get a tan (in a healthy way). This photograph was taken last summer on my favourite beach in Split (five minutes from my parent's flat in Split), right next to the hotel Split...and what about you? do you love sunbathing?

U zadnje vrijeme ljudi pričaju puno o zaštiti protiv sunca. Naravno, moramo se zaštiti od štetnih utjecaja sunca i to je važno i sve to stoji...Ipak, sunce je također i izvor vitamina, a kada je sunčano uvijek se osjećamo bolje. Mislim da je važno pronaći ravnotežu. Nemojte bježati od sunca, ali nemojte ni pretjerivati. Pronađite najbolje rješenje za svoj tip kože i nemojte se bojati malo pocrnjeti (na zdrav način). Fotografije je od prošlog ljeta, ispred hotela Split, to mi je najbliža plaža, a općenito Žnjan je dosta otvoren pa je more čisto....a vi? volite li se sunčati?

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  1. Marcela Gmd18 May 2013 at 04:03

    I love sunbathing!!! nice photo!!!
    Have a wonderful weekend!! g+ and like for you!!!:)))

    Besos, desde España, Marcela♥

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  2. Selvaggia Capizzi18 May 2013 at 06:18

    bellissime foto, voglio andare al mareeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!
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  3. Lilli18 May 2013 at 06:33

    Adoro il mare, che bella! Un bacio!

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  4. Unknown18 May 2013 at 07:36

    Che invidiaaaa!!!! :)
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  5. Denisa18 May 2013 at 08:22

    Oooooo.. I would like to be there tooo.. Looks like a perfect day and I would like to see more pics. xa. Have a great weekend.

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  6. Unknown18 May 2013 at 08:28

    Io adoro prendere il sole!! Peccato non faccia altro che piovere qui!
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  7. caterina ferraris18 May 2013 at 09:44

    IL SOLE! Quanto mi manca,qui non fa che piovere,se dalle tue parti va meglio prendi il sole anche per me Ivana ;)! Caterina www.imieioutfit.blogspot.com

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  8. Malo Prase18 May 2013 at 12:13

    Divno <3

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  9. Unknown18 May 2013 at 12:52

    obožavam sunce, ali se ne mogu dugo sunčati jer me vrućina ubije. uglavnom na plažu ne idem prije 5 popodne, sve ranije mi je ko da sam na roštilju :)

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  10. Unknown18 May 2013 at 16:39

    che bella che sei!!
    buona domenica!!
    kiss!!
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  11. Caro *19 May 2013 at 03:06

    Great moment ! Beautiful place, enjoy ! :)

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  12. Unknown19 May 2013 at 07:03

    The sun,the hat,the sunnies....PARADISE
    So jelaous!
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  13. Dressed With Soul19 May 2013 at 09:07

    I feel immediately like holiday only to have a look on this wonderful picture, dear Ivana! You look so beautiful, happy and young <3

    In the past I loved sunbathing. But now I´m older and I get pigmented moles in my face from the sun. Of this cause I use each day high SPF (normally SPF 50) for my face and I´m mostly wearing a hat when the sun shines. But I´m each day outside and I like it to lie on the sun loungher on our terrace - as mentioned with high SPF.

    Here it´s very, very cold after yesterday we had a sunny day. And it rains again ...

    Wish you a wonderful Sunday evening.

    xx from Bavaria, Rena

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    1. Ivana Split19 May 2013 at 11:43

      that is the best way to enjoy the sun...to apply protection and wear a hat...that way we can both enjoy the benefits of sunbathing and be sure that we're safe from negative aspects of it.

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  14. Alexandra Zakharova19 May 2013 at 09:23

    Omg, it's awesome!!!!!! have a great time!

    Best wishes, Alex
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  15. Ivana Split19 May 2013 at 11:54

    buona giornata:)

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  16. Inez20 May 2013 at 12:55

    I love sunbathing, I wish I lived near a beach or had a garden. I do get tans when I play outside with my son in parks but there's not enough sunshine in England, xoxo.

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  17. Unknown20 May 2013 at 23:46

    Ma obozavam da se suncam. Najlepsa sam preko leta, od plivanja i rolera se zategnem, a od sunca dobijem svezinu. Divota. Da, i sve mi mnogo bolje stoji

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