Sunscreen Options Part II

In my previous post, we did look at some of the sunscreen option out there which are made for all type of activities and all type of skin. At Dermstore, the array of selection of sunscreen available is excellent. I must mention they are recommended by certified dermatologists.

Keeping in mind our little one and protecting their skin is a product offered by Dermstore called: SPF 30+ Sunscreen Lotion - Citronella Bug Blend (2.9 oz.) It's a is a non-chemical broad-spectrum sun block that is ideal for babies, children and adults with sensitive skin. This sunscreen features a blend of natural plant and flower extracts to naturally repel insects. The soothing formula even helps relieve existing bug bites. This light, elegant lotion glides on easily and lasts for hours. Even after 80 minutes in the water, this sunscreen still protects your skin and your baby's skin from the sun's harmful rays.

One other product is the Ultimate UV Defense SPF 30 (3 oz.) which is a broad-spectrum formulation that uses 7% transparent zinc oxide and 7.5% octinoxate to protect the skin against UVA and UVB damage. Featuring an elegant, moisturizing base, it promises a comfortable finish that's perfect for high-altitude climates. Free of PABA, oils and fragrances, this formulation may be used for all skin types, including sensitive. With an SPF 30, this ultimate UV defense sunscreen will minimize skin damage and while creating a comfortable moist skin

Finally, I couldn't resist talking about the Defense UV Extra Comfort Sunscreen SPF 20 (7.04 oz.) which is This soothing and softening sunscreen provides moderate protection against UVA and UVB rays while ensuring an even, gradual suntan. Perfect for use on the face and body and suitable for use by all skin types. It's soothing effect will make your skin feel soft and avoid any crispiness created by sun overexposure.

Well, have a look at these sunscreen; they each have their own benefits and advantages. Thery will be an added safeguard against sunburns created by UVA / UVB rays. Let me know what you think and feel free to comment.