#sunscreen

#sunscreen

Experts from Which? analyzed four popular once-a-day sunscreens and found several hidden caveats regarding their effectiveness and longevity under various conditions.

Skin doesn't become different when it passes the jawline, it responds in the same way to TLC as the face, so I can see few good reasons for spending extra money.

"I've been looking for a physical sunscreen with minimal ingredients, and this one really impressed me. It's affordable and actually protects my skin. I don't think I'll ever switch!" - Lisbet Fonseca Moreira

"Consumers are looking for environmentally friendly products," District Attorney Jeff Rosen said in a statement. "We are looking out for consumers and the environment by enforcing the law and correcting misleading claims."

When it comes to skincare, she relies on a few effective products, the most important being sunscreen. She's super diligent about applying daily SPF.

Using a roll-on sunscreen sponge eliminates the hassle of sticky fingers and messy application, making the sun screening process less cumbersome for both kids and adults.

"Largely, when we consider body SPF, we are applying it in sunny conditions... We want robust protection against UVB and UVA, and we want to make sure that this protection is photostable and ideally resistant to water and sweat."

The eighth release in Scotch brand's Archival Series celebrates their 1980s print and billboard campaign, 'The Colossus of Nose.' Only 450 bottles available in the U.S.