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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Thank you.
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sunblock brand rec. plz
I am looking for spf 50 for sunblock for my kids. I googled and found a lot that were only spf 30. Do you have an all-natural or organic sunblock that is not overly expensive to recommend? Thanks!
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Re: sunblock brand rec. plz
I will just say NOT burt's bees (although we used the 15). It did not work at all, I got red. And it smelled bad.
We had to buy extremely overpriced and not-so-EF Hawaiian Tropic at the resort, but at least it worked!
You can look here
http://www.ewg.org/cosmetics/report/sunscreen09/findyoursunscreen?ptype=sunscreen
Although I tend to think a sunburn (esp. on a child) could be worse than a "regular" sunscreen... maybe test on yourself first to make sure it works if you try an EF one!
Ditto this. I plan on using this once I need sunscreen in a few weeks.
There isn't a huge difference in protection between SPF 50 and SPF 30. The key is really to use enough lotion and reapply it regularly. Also, SPF measures UVB rays, but UVA rays can still cause skin damage. You may want to look into sunscreens that protect against both.
I'm all for safer ingredients though. I had horrible reactions to PABA in sunscreens as a kid.
"It's a child, not a cheeto" Thanks mmariluh!
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i have this in both 40/45 and 60. they worked great on dh and i when we went to HI and i have fair skin, he has med. skin (asain)
http://skincarerx.com/Procyte-Ti-Silc-Sunblock-SPF-60%2B.html