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“I have used this product on my last two holidays to warm climates and found it very effective. It is a white cream when it first goes onto the skin so you can see where it has been applied. Takes a little rubbing into the skin. Will be using other products to help with the same condition.”
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“Recently used this product for the first time in the South of France. It does have a strange consistency so requires a little work to rub it in fully but I didn't burn the entire time in 30 degree sunshine! I'll definitely keep using it, the benefits (no burning, no prickly heat, marine friendly) definitely out way the con (the consistency).”
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“I bought this sunscreen as i scuba dive and wanted to protect myself between dives and the sea life whilst diving. It's a good suntan lotion but quite thick so when you put it on your skin you have to rub it in quickly before it dries.”
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“Have been using this suncream for a couple of years now. The texture and therefore application, is something you need to get used to - I often apply a light layer of aloe Vera beforehand which helps the suncream glide on. I LOVE the 'green' credentials, the 'marine safe' ( as marine safe as suncream could possibly be as any products contaminate our waterways in some way - The sugar cane packaging is hopefully tacking the plastic pollution problem..but how/where can this be recycled ( if at all?). My only concern and dislike is the palm oil - sustainable but still not great when you read into sustainable palm oil plantations, a British grown vegetable oil would be good instead?”
