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Goes on like white paint
Only purchase this if you plan to be stark naked until you remove it, or if you want your bathing suit destroyed.While it DID keep me relatively protected from the sun, I was also banned from entering the pool at multiple resorts in mexico where I was staying. Sad face.Removal is a nightmare of epic proportions. I used 3 different types of soap, 5 times and still had residue in my pores. I found that I had to slather up with olive oil (in the hotel bathroom- that was FUN) and then remove the oil with a hot washcloth to really get rid of the sunscreen layers and then soap again. It took me two days to finally rid myself of this!I loved that it was mineral, but the “spray” concept isn’t really what I needed if i had to rub it in, and by “rub” I really mean smear it everywhere and never ever get it to melt. I’ve attached a horrendous photo to illustrate how bad this really was.Just get a mineral sunscreen in a tube and rub it on before hand... this was far worse. Think baby is a good one and there’s a coppertone mineral also that worked well in Mex, and I’m very fair and do not ever tan. Obagi mineral spf 50 was good for my face also.This brand I didn’t try their tube- it might be good. But take my advice and spare yourself the pointing and laughing of strangers (that happened multiple times) and get a better sunblock.
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Only purchase this if you plan to be stark naked until you remove it, or if you want your bathing suit destroyed.
While it DID keep me relatively protected from the sun, I was also banned from entering the pool at multiple resorts in mexico where I was staying. Sad face.
Removal is a nightmare of epic proportions. I used 3 different types of soap, 5 times and still had residue in my pores. I found that I had to slather up with olive oil (in the hotel bathroom- that was FUN) and then remove the oil with a hot washcloth to really get rid of the sunscreen layers and then soap again. It took me two days to finally rid myself of this!
I loved that it was mineral, but the “spray” concept isn’t really what I needed if i had to rub it in, and by “rub” I really mean smear it everywhere and never ever get it to melt. I’ve attached a horrendous photo to illustrate how bad this really was.
Just get a mineral sunscreen in a tube and rub it on before hand... this was far worse. Think baby is a good one and there’s a coppertone mineral also that worked well in Mex, and I’m very fair and do not ever tan. Obagi mineral spf 50 was good for my face also.
This brand I didn’t try their tube- it might be good. But take my advice and spare yourself the pointing and laughing of strangers (that happened multiple times) and get a better sunblock.
While it DID keep me relatively protected from the sun, I was also banned from entering the pool at multiple resorts in mexico where I was staying. Sad face.
Removal is a nightmare of epic proportions. I used 3 different types of soap, 5 times and still had residue in my pores. I found that I had to slather up with olive oil (in the hotel bathroom- that was FUN) and then remove the oil with a hot washcloth to really get rid of the sunscreen layers and then soap again. It took me two days to finally rid myself of this!
I loved that it was mineral, but the “spray” concept isn’t really what I needed if i had to rub it in, and by “rub” I really mean smear it everywhere and never ever get it to melt. I’ve attached a horrendous photo to illustrate how bad this really was.
Just get a mineral sunscreen in a tube and rub it on before hand... this was far worse. Think baby is a good one and there’s a coppertone mineral also that worked well in Mex, and I’m very fair and do not ever tan. Obagi mineral spf 50 was good for my face also.
This brand I didn’t try their tube- it might be good. But take my advice and spare yourself the pointing and laughing of strangers (that happened multiple times) and get a better sunblock.
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