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Tell me how to endure the heat in July?
We are going with the family, for the first time. The husband is worried that he will be in the hotel all the time, because it will be very hot.
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In Egypt, the heat is easily tolerated, as the north wind always blows and low humidity. We were there twice in July, do not believe it, I managed to freeze on the beach one morning. The hottest time is approximately from 12:00 to 16:00 - the time of lunch and afternoon nap. So feel free to go, just do not forget about sunscreen
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answered 13 years ago
And I once was at the very beginning of June, and I don’t go there anymore at this time of the year. The heat is such that there’s nothing to breathe on the street. I didn’t notice the north wind.
But after all, everyone has their own tolerance threshold for both heat and cold.
Ideal for me in Egypt - May, October-November.
But after all, everyone has their own tolerance threshold for both heat and cold.
Ideal for me in Egypt - May, October-November.
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answered 13 years ago
The heat is well tolerated! Today there was already a similar question on Sharma. Take clothes made of natural fabrics with long sleeves, a hat-cap. Cream with a degree of protection from 30+, if the skin is fair. I took 50 for the body, 70 for the face. I recommend swimming in a windserving T-shirt, preferably with long sleeves and bike shorts or long swimming trunks so that your legs do not burn out. Despite the heat, you can freeze there after leaving the water. I always had a terry towel to cover myself, and even better a bathrobe. You will lie under an umbrella or an awning, do not burn. In Egypt, the heat in July is much better tolerated than Turkey or Tunisia. There is no humidity.
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answered 13 years ago
elenaivanovf832, we took sunburn oil, if I'm not mistaken, L'Oreal, and aftersun oil.
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answered 13 years ago
It's hard to say how your husband will handle the heat. Still, these are subjective feelings. Someone even at 25 degrees is unbearable, and someone feels fine even at 40. For example, I categorically cannot stand the heat, but my girlfriend loves it. Dry air is a plus.
If there is no opportunity to reschedule your vacation, then go, anything is better than a dusty city :)
In addition to creams with a high degree of protection, I recommend taking Panthenol with you, your best friend for sunburn.
If there is no opportunity to reschedule your vacation, then go, anything is better than a dusty city :)
In addition to creams with a high degree of protection, I recommend taking Panthenol with you, your best friend for sunburn.
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answered 13 years ago
everything is individual - but more often people say that they feel fine there and the heat is easier to bear than in Turkey
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answered 13 years ago
In Egypt, the heat is much easier to tolerate, but do not forget about glasses, a hat and sunscreen with at least 30 protection, do not be lazy to spread it more often, especially the first three days.
It's very hot at +28 at home, but there +35, +40 is normal for me, I don't even sweat.
It's very hot at +28 at home, but there +35, +40 is normal for me, I don't even sweat.
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answered 13 years ago
Elena, when you return, let us know how you endured the heat and whether you liked Egypt! Already interesting.
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answered 13 years ago
If you have the opportunity to buy a cream or after-sun milk oriflame, it is in blue jars, there is milk, cream and foam. So, among the tested after-sun products, this is the best, even among expensive brands. Foam and milk are better than cream, and apply every day after shower and sun, even if you don't think you're tanned. In Egypt, moisturizers are very necessary, and these creams are just that.
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answered 13 years ago
