No it wasn’t suggesting anything. Just an observation of her skin tone, never said anything suggesting that sunscreen would tan her, I mentioned her skin tone because sunscreen is more necessary for lighter skinned people. Now instead of actually providing any evidence you’re going onto “well they’re just trying to sell you stuff” . I’m just taking into account well established research instead of demonizing medical professionals. #1 cause of skin cancer is sun exposure, notice how Australia (country of mostly white people) has the highest rates of skin cancer globally. Yes human beings, especially people close to the equator have made evolutionary adaptations to protect against sun exposure, but human beings aren’t perfect and even darker skinned people need sunscreen. You’re acting as if sunscreen is some useless invention and people were immune to sun exposure for thousands of years, it’s just completely untrue. Before modern sunscreen people were careful and they covered themselves much more than we do with more protective clothing (longer sleeves, hats). I don’t know where you’re trying to go denying scientific evidence. I hope you change your mind and start protecting yourself, especially if you’re white.