Jenna Bush Hager reveals topless sunbathing once left her chest green dermatologist reveals why

Here’s another reason to slather on some SPF this summer — especially if you’re planning to bare it all.Jenna Bush Hager revealed this week that a trip to a topless beach in Spain during high school left her so scorched, her chest turned green.“If you get burned, it’s not pretty,” the 43-year-old “Today With Jenna & Friends” co-host told actress Leslie Bibb on Tuesday’s episode.When Bibb, 51, asked if her chest peeled, Bush Hager nodded — but then took things in a bizarre turn.“They may have turned green,” the TV personality said.

“The opposite of the color wheel!”“They turned green? Are you for real life?” the White Lotus star gasped.“Oh, I don’t think that’s good,” Bibb added — and she’s probably right.Sunburns happen when you’re exposed to too much ultraviolet (UV) light, which can penetrate into deep layers of the skin and cause cellular damage, according to the Mayo Clinic.The body responds by increasing blood flow to the area, leading to inflamed skin we know as a burn. “Signs that your burns are significant include painful redness, peeling and blisters,” Dr.Lauren Taglia, a dermatologist, told Northwestern Medicine.In Bush Hager’s case, her Elphaba-esque chest may have signaled something more serious going on beneath the surface.“When the skin barrier is significantly damaged from a bad sunburn, it’s possible to develop a secondary bacterial infection,” Dr.

Adarsh Vijay Mudgil, medical director of Mudgil Dermatology, told The Post.Mudgil hasn’t treated Bush Hager personally, but he speculated that her symptoms could be caused by impetigo, a common and contagious bacterial skin infection.“This can lead to the formation of yellowish-green crusts, which would explain the green color she described,” Mudgil explained. “Impetigo can be painful and requires antibiotics for treatment, either topical or systemic, depending on how widespread the infection is,” he noted. Gross? Bush Hager agree...