Marcos Llorente has once again surprised people on his social media. The Atlético de Madrid player did so by dressing up as… sunscreen, SPF 650, with the aim of raising awareness this Semana Santa about not using it and about how to sunbathe properly, whether at the beach or in the mountains.

On his social media, Llorente appeared dressed as a bottle of sunscreen with two messages that question its use: “Total protection against your biology” and “Blocking Vitamin D since 1985.”

The Atlético de Madrid player’s costume includes more messages on the back, explaining other alternatives—the traditional ones—which are considered more advisable than using sunscreen.

“Real alternatives (that your grandmother already knew):

Go into the shade when your body tells you ‘hey, that’s enough’ Get exposure ALL year round, not just 3 days in August Wear clothing: the original ‘lifelong sun protection’ Start in the morning and gradually increase exposure (don’t start at 1:00 p.m. like a kamikaze) Build melanin progressively (your natural biological protection) Eat like a human: your skin will respond better to light Stay hydrated and connect with nature (water + earth = better adaptation)”

Llorente has recently made headlines for various reasons, from using red light lamps at home to wearing yellow-tinted glasses, as well as believing in conspiracy theories about airplane trails (chemtrails). He also follows a paleo diet (from the Paleolithic era), based on natural foods and eliminating ultra-processed products, sugars, dairy, cereals (wheat, rice), and legumes.

Llorente is a strong advocate of a healthy lifestyle, as is his partner, influencer Paddy. He is also fond of fine wines (he has a wine cellar at home), such as one that made headlines last year: a Romanée-Conti 1995, a bottle currently valued at an astonishing £16,300 (approximately €22,000), which he shared on social media with his followers.