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I guess it also depends on why she's coming to Germany or what she's planning on doing. If she's invited to a fancy wedding, than a fancy outfit is expected ;) but if its for a vacation, travelling around, visiting the sights, hiking... then casual and practical clothes are obviously best. plus if anything is missing, you can always buy stuff.
Don't bring heels for a vacation. You can use them if you insist, just don't go to your destination on heels, switch footwear when you enter. Heels are for inside.
A lot of women wear some type of plateau shoes instead. Though more than enough still manage to injure themselves on steps and stairs... Maybe if you plan to drink go for something flat.
I find German sunscreen not as effective as Australian sunscreen. I grew up in Australia and have had basal cell carcinoma and solar keratosis but have lived in Germany now for decades. Have tried many German sunscreens (factor 50) but would advise against using them in Australia as they are not as effective as equivalent factor 50 Australian sunscreen. I buy my sunscreen (Cancer Council) there and bring it back to Germany.
I'm in Australia and in the beginning I brought my sunscreen from Germany. It was working just fine. I've never been burnt more than when I tried the Cancer Council one. It was horrible.
I once got the advice: get sunscreen and bugspray (for moscitos) in the country you are travelling to. Esp. if it's quite a distance between your "home country" and your travel destination because they might not work as much AND there might be special regualtions for ingrediens.
I am Australian. Half German half Irish.I have my mother's very fair skin that burns over.tans.I was out on a boat I Berlin on a 40 degree day for.3 hours and never burnt.It was a surprise.I had no foundation. Sunscreen or a hat.Itcis because UV was.2.and on Ballarat Victoria we have 11 or 12 extreme.That's the difference
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I guess it also depends on why she's coming to Germany or what she's planning on doing. If she's invited to a fancy wedding, than a fancy outfit is expected ;) but if its for a vacation, travelling around, visiting the sights, hiking... then casual and practical clothes are obviously best. plus if anything is missing, you can always buy stuff.
Love the change of scenery !!!!
yeah, sometimes her scenery kinda boring, should more go outside
Thank you gorgeous 😘
Helpful to know, thanks for the tip😌
Have a great day everyone!
Have a great day too!
29 degrees,easy!same to you!
@@emiliajojo5703 thx. yeah pretty hot today
Greetings from Würzburg! Have fun!
@@isabelhuppmann4871 Thank you!! 🤗
I hope you have a wonderful night out. You live in a beautiful area of Germany. I enjoyed this video. 😊❤
Don't bring heels for a vacation. You can use them if you insist, just don't go to your destination on heels, switch footwear when you enter. Heels are for inside.
Good idea.
A lot of women wear some type of plateau shoes instead. Though more than enough still manage to injure themselves on steps and stairs... Maybe if you plan to drink go for something flat.
Nice insight!
I would never wear heels to a wedding, thy would prevent me from dancing!! ❤
Yes love the background
Thanks sweetie 😊
Kleidung beliebig, aber erwünscht 😉!
Its so funny to see your mobile phone appearing at your sunglasses😂 you seem to have "viereckige Augen" 😂 have a nice day 🎉
you should more go outside, nice green around you 😎❤
I actually went on a hike with someone wearing heels. It's annoying. 😂
Beer 😄
I find German sunscreen not as effective as Australian sunscreen. I grew up in Australia and have had basal cell carcinoma and solar keratosis but have lived in Germany now for decades. Have tried many German sunscreens (factor 50) but would advise against using them in Australia as they are not as effective as equivalent factor 50 Australian sunscreen. I buy my sunscreen (Cancer Council) there and bring it back to Germany.
I'm in Australia and in the beginning I brought my sunscreen from Germany. It was working just fine. I've never been burnt more than when I tried the Cancer Council one. It was horrible.
I once got the advice: get sunscreen and bugspray (for moscitos) in the country you are travelling to. Esp. if it's quite a distance between your "home country" and your travel destination because they might not work as much AND there might be special regualtions for ingrediens.
I am Australian. Half German half Irish.I have my mother's very fair skin that burns over.tans.I was out on a boat I Berlin on a 40 degree day for.3 hours and never burnt.It was a surprise.I had no foundation. Sunscreen or a hat.Itcis because UV was.2.and on Ballarat Victoria we have 11 or 12 extreme.That's the difference