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Loving Naturals Organic SPF 30 Sunscreen

An organic sunscreen by Loving Naturals.

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No fragrant natural sunscreen

Apr 27, 2010

by jackie
posted in Green Living

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A friend of mine recommended this to me. This is a no name brand but is supposed to be all natural and organic ingredient and it's vegan formula. Top ingredients are grapeseed oil and sunflower oil. The sunscreen does smell a little like vegetable oil (or bread) but the smell goes away quickly. It is a bit liquidy but easy to put on. This has white tint so you can see if you missed a spot but after you blend it in quite well it doesn't show too much. I use it on my 2 YO daughter and myself and so far so good, although we didn't stay in the sun extensively. I got a 4 oz for leaving at home and a 2 oz for putting in my bag. It is not sold in retail stores so I ordered it from www.AdadaBaby.com and I got it in a couple days just in time for our weekend trip. There was no expiration date on my bottles and after asking the seller about it, I was told it was good for 12-18 months.

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devora April 28, 2010

Thanks for the heads up on this, Jackie! I like the sound of this. Temporarily smelling like vegetable oil is no problem for me considering that the other sunscreens that I've tried have that icky sunscreen smell to it. By the way, since you've got a little one, I think you'd be interested in @EcoMama's Ecobabyz community :)

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