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<Lutach...@aol.com> wrote in message
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with spf40 for my face and neck and the spray on Coppertone sport on my
arms and legs. My skin is not dry at all but I do use moisturizers and
lotions.
<Lutach...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1118510894.837066.236...@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
with spf40 for my face and neck and the spray on Coppertone sport on my
arms and legs. My skin is not dry at all but I do use moisturizers and
lotions.
<Lutach...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1118510894.837066.236...@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
with spf40 for my face and neck and the spray on Coppertone sport on my
arms and legs. My skin is not dry at all but I do use moisturizers and
lotions.
<Lutach...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1118510894.837066.236...@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
with spf40 for my face and neck and the spray on Coppertone sport on my
arms and legs. My skin is not dry at all but I do use moisturizers and
lotions.
sun screen
Lutach...@aol.com
6/11/2005 10:28:14 AM
OK, looked at all the "new" (do I mean re–packaged?) sunscreens today.
I am usually OK with Avon, Coppertone, Neutrogena...the "new" "dry"
ones were all more $$$ and the ingredients seemed the same. Do you all
really like these better? What makes them "dry?" Neutrogena ALSO had
one that they call "moisturizing," which seemed like a good idea,
because somehow even the greasier sunscreens seem to leave my skin dry–
maybe the chlorine from pool water?– but I usually wash sunscreen off
when I come inside, so I don't know...any thoughts?
I am usually OK with Avon, Coppertone, Neutrogena...the "new" "dry"
ones were all more $$$ and the ingredients seemed the same. Do you all
really like these better? What makes them "dry?" Neutrogena ALSO had
one that they call "moisturizing," which seemed like a good idea,
because somehow even the greasier sunscreens seem to leave my skin dry–
maybe the chlorine from pool water?– but I usually wash sunscreen off
when I come inside, so I don't know...any thoughts?
Lutach...@aol.com
6/11/2005 10:28:14 AM
OK, looked at all the "new" (do I mean re–packaged?) sunscreens today.
I am usually OK with Avon, Coppertone, Neutrogena...the "new" "dry"
ones were all more $$$ and the ingredients seemed the same. Do you all
really like these better? What makes them "dry?" Neutrogena ALSO had
one that they call "moisturizing," which seemed like a good idea,
because somehow even the greasier sunscreens seem to leave my skin dry–
maybe the chlorine from pool water?– but I usually wash sunscreen off
when I come inside, so I don't know...any thoughts?
I am usually OK with Avon, Coppertone, Neutrogena...the "new" "dry"
ones were all more $$$ and the ingredients seemed the same. Do you all
really like these better? What makes them "dry?" Neutrogena ALSO had
one that they call "moisturizing," which seemed like a good idea,
because somehow even the greasier sunscreens seem to leave my skin dry–
maybe the chlorine from pool water?– but I usually wash sunscreen off
when I come inside, so I don't know...any thoughts?
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
6/11/2005 11:02:35 AM
<Lutach...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1118510894.837066.236...@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
OK, looked at all the "new" (do I mean re–packaged?) sunscreens today.
I am usually OK with Avon, Coppertone, Neutrogena...the "new" "dry"
ones were all more $$$ and the ingredients seemed the same. Do you all
really like these better? What makes them "dry?" Neutrogena ALSO had
one that they call "moisturizing," which seemed like a good idea,
because somehow even the greasier sunscreens seem to leave my skin
dry–
maybe the chlorine from pool water?– but I usually wash sunscreen off
when I come inside, so I don't know...any thoughts?
I haven't tried them. I am currently using the new Clairins UV Plus I am usually OK with Avon, Coppertone, Neutrogena...the "new" "dry"
ones were all more $$$ and the ingredients seemed the same. Do you all
really like these better? What makes them "dry?" Neutrogena ALSO had
one that they call "moisturizing," which seemed like a good idea,
because somehow even the greasier sunscreens seem to leave my skin
dry–
maybe the chlorine from pool water?– but I usually wash sunscreen off
when I come inside, so I don't know...any thoughts?
with spf40 for my face and neck and the spray on Coppertone sport on my
arms and legs. My skin is not dry at all but I do use moisturizers and
lotions.
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
6/11/2005 11:02:35 AM
<Lutach...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1118510894.837066.236...@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
OK, looked at all the "new" (do I mean re–packaged?) sunscreens today.
I am usually OK with Avon, Coppertone, Neutrogena...the "new" "dry"
ones were all more $$$ and the ingredients seemed the same. Do you all
really like these better? What makes them "dry?" Neutrogena ALSO had
one that they call "moisturizing," which seemed like a good idea,
because somehow even the greasier sunscreens seem to leave my skin
dry–
maybe the chlorine from pool water?– but I usually wash sunscreen off
when I come inside, so I don't know...any thoughts?
I haven't tried them. I am currently using the new Clairins UV Plus I am usually OK with Avon, Coppertone, Neutrogena...the "new" "dry"
ones were all more $$$ and the ingredients seemed the same. Do you all
really like these better? What makes them "dry?" Neutrogena ALSO had
one that they call "moisturizing," which seemed like a good idea,
because somehow even the greasier sunscreens seem to leave my skin
dry–
maybe the chlorine from pool water?– but I usually wash sunscreen off
when I come inside, so I don't know...any thoughts?
with spf40 for my face and neck and the spray on Coppertone sport on my
arms and legs. My skin is not dry at all but I do use moisturizers and
lotions.
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
6/11/2005 11:02:35 AM
<Lutach...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1118510894.837066.236...@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
OK, looked at all the "new" (do I mean re–packaged?) sunscreens today.
I am usually OK with Avon, Coppertone, Neutrogena...the "new" "dry"
ones were all more $$$ and the ingredients seemed the same. Do you all
really like these better? What makes them "dry?" Neutrogena ALSO had
one that they call "moisturizing," which seemed like a good idea,
because somehow even the greasier sunscreens seem to leave my skin
dry–
maybe the chlorine from pool water?– but I usually wash sunscreen off
when I come inside, so I don't know...any thoughts?
I haven't tried them. I am currently using the new Clairins UV Plus I am usually OK with Avon, Coppertone, Neutrogena...the "new" "dry"
ones were all more $$$ and the ingredients seemed the same. Do you all
really like these better? What makes them "dry?" Neutrogena ALSO had
one that they call "moisturizing," which seemed like a good idea,
because somehow even the greasier sunscreens seem to leave my skin
dry–
maybe the chlorine from pool water?– but I usually wash sunscreen off
when I come inside, so I don't know...any thoughts?
with spf40 for my face and neck and the spray on Coppertone sport on my
arms and legs. My skin is not dry at all but I do use moisturizers and
lotions.
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
6/11/2005 11:02:35 AM
<Lutach...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1118510894.837066.236...@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
OK, looked at all the "new" (do I mean re–packaged?) sunscreens today.
I am usually OK with Avon, Coppertone, Neutrogena...the "new" "dry"
ones were all more $$$ and the ingredients seemed the same. Do you all
really like these better? What makes them "dry?" Neutrogena ALSO had
one that they call "moisturizing," which seemed like a good idea,
because somehow even the greasier sunscreens seem to leave my skin
dry–
maybe the chlorine from pool water?– but I usually wash sunscreen off
when I come inside, so I don't know...any thoughts?
I haven't tried them. I am currently using the new Clairins UV Plus I am usually OK with Avon, Coppertone, Neutrogena...the "new" "dry"
ones were all more $$$ and the ingredients seemed the same. Do you all
really like these better? What makes them "dry?" Neutrogena ALSO had
one that they call "moisturizing," which seemed like a good idea,
because somehow even the greasier sunscreens seem to leave my skin
dry–
maybe the chlorine from pool water?– but I usually wash sunscreen off
when I come inside, so I don't know...any thoughts?
with spf40 for my face and neck and the spray on Coppertone sport on my
arms and legs. My skin is not dry at all but I do use moisturizers and
lotions.