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Sun Cream Help

RadiantGirl · 2010-06-04 11:07:21

Hi I am looking for a sun screen for my hols this year that doesn't melt off in the heat and make you look like you are sweating. Can anyone recommend a dry sunscreen like an oil in a Factor 30, i cannot seem to find one. Thanks guys RG x

04-06-2010 12:07pm

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RadiantGirl

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Hi

I am looking for a sun screen for my hols this year that doesn't melt off in the heat and make you look like you are sweating.

Can anyone recommend a dry sunscreen like an oil in a Factor 30, i cannot seem to find one.

Thanks guys

RG x

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#2 04-06-2010 12:10pm

samsamson

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La Roche Posay do a great suncream (the "Fluide Extreme" one) for the face. 50+ SPF and sinks in perfectly so it doesn't look like you're wearing suncream at all (no greasy shine or white marks). Haven't tried it in extremely hot weather though

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#3 04-06-2010 5:06pm

RhubarbCrumble

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I find Boots Soltan creams quite good. Rubs in easily and doesn't leave you with that 'ghostly' white look that so many creams do. I use it on holiday in Portugal last week. My husband however used Nivea. Took half the day to rub in and he still had that 'greasy' look about him!

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