Banana Boat children sunscreens
This blog is a product review of Banana Boat sunscreens for kids and children. I would buy both. Previously this was not the case
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This blog is a product review of Banana Boat sunscreens for kids and children. I would buy both. Previously this was not the case
Every now and again I will come across a sunscreen that should be made in the way that sunscreens should be made: this is one such sunscreen.
This blog is a product review of Nivea Sun Kids Lotion SPF 50 and I look at the ingredient list against my criteria
Buying sunscreen for kids requires every parent and guardian to educate themselves about ingredients, because there are so few safeguards in place.
This is a short series on sun protection for young people – that is, people who are infants, under the age of 5 and teenagers
PREVENTION OF SKIN CANCER BY REDUCING EXPOSURE TO UV RADIATION IS AN OPTION. AND THAT’S WHAT TODAY’S BLOG IS ABOUT
If you are a man, which sunscreen could you use? Especially if you live in the USA?
This is an affordable favourite of Delhi dermatologists. Does it live up to the hype?
Quick reference guide for sunscreens that everyone should have on their shelf.
At Rs 445 for 50g, this is a reasonably priced sunscreen. Should you buy it?
A “Made in India” sunscreen that comes so close to the finish line. At Rs 870 for 75ml, do I suggest you use it?
Made in India sunscreens claiming to be Boot’s 4 star rated. Priced at Rs 700 and Rs 900 for identical ingredients. Are they worth the price?
Converting our knowledge of photoprotection into useful labelling on sunscreens in the US, EU and India.
As I approach my six month party, I could not help but notice how often I am asked about sunscreen. This blog is part of one of three in the Sunscreen reboot.
After looking at over 50 kid’s products in CVS pharmacy (a US pharmacy chain), I can happily slap on 3 products onto my imaginary child.
With so much choice in an American pharmacy, how do you choose the lowest cost sunscreen? Its not how you think.
Zinc Oxide is a broadspectrum filter that you should look for in your sunscreen. Its photostable and isn’t going to make its way through your dermal barrier.
The retail price is £29 for 50ml.
It works out at INR 2,600 plus shipping to India. Give it a miss and save the shipping and taxes worthwhile
The retail price (at the time of writing) is INR 455 for 100g. This is at the low end for a surprisingly not hideous product.
This product is cheap at INR 265 for 50g. Its so tempting to buy this fancy sounding “YouthBoost” sunscreen gel creme. Trust me, just don’t.
This is a sunscreen that does not get the sunscreen 101 formulation correct. You don’t need to use it.
Retail price: INR 295 for 100g so is it really a bargain?
VLCC’s body lotion with SPF 25 is regularly sold as a buy 1 get 1 free, indicating the brand’s push into the market. Even at INR 399 for 400ml, please skip this product.
Household name L’Oreal Paris offers a blockbuster sunscreen. Does it tick all the correct boxes to be worthy of your shelf-space?
At INR 975 for 60ml, this is one of the pricier sunscreens. Price is not per se an issue if the product passes the sunscreen test.
Is this SPF 100+ PA+++ product worth buying?
MRP: Rs 795 for 30ml
My view: Give it a miss
Review of Lotus Herbals Sun Block SPF 30 PA++
MRP: Rs 345 for 100g
My view: Give it a miss
Review of O3+ Dermal zone soothing gel cream SPF 30.
Retail price: Rs 1,050 for 50gm.
My view: Give it a miss.
My sister pointed out that I may be too tunnel visioned in my approach to sun protection – I assume everyone is on the same page as I am. She has a point. We all heard others say, “skin cancer
In the introduction to this series (Chemicals to Avoid – Parabens), I wrote I’d periodically highlight chemicals we should avoid based on these guidelines: What is the primary use of the substance? How is the substance used in cosmetics/skincare/personal care
Parabens: this post outlines what their uses are and why you should avoid using cosmetic products containing them.
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