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Sand is hell

Will Young

Does anyone else hate sand on their body.

i hate it, I spend all my time on holiday on the sea wall watching my family on the beach while listening to music avoiding all sand.

when I want to swim i will spend 30 minutes devoting and carrying out plans to get my shoes on without sand touching me.

I hate sun cream also in general but when it teams up with sand to make my day hell it will make sand stick to my body which will then cause me to rub all the sand off and get sore skin from the friction. 

Does anyone else have this issue

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  • Yes I very much know what you mean about the hell of beach-sand and the hypersensitive skin thing.
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    I got round the issue though by using a wet-suit and wet-suit socks.
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    Personally I liked wearing neoprene on account of the hug like stretch and support feeling of the wet-suit, so if you do not mind it or even like it ~ it could be a good solution for you also perhaps if you do not mind spending about £80? Or body stockings or body suits costing about £20 is another cheaper option providing you don't mind the sensation of lycra on your skin.
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    If that helps any?
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  • Yes I very much know what you mean about the hell of beach-sand and the hypersensitive skin thing.
    .
    I got round the issue though by using a wet-suit and wet-suit socks.
    .
    Personally I liked wearing neoprene on account of the hug like stretch and support feeling of the wet-suit, so if you do not mind it or even like it ~ it could be a good solution for you also perhaps if you do not mind spending about £80? Or body stockings or body suits costing about £20 is another cheaper option providing you don't mind the sensation of lycra on your skin.
    .
    If that helps any?
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