Showing posts with label Sunscreen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunscreen. Show all posts

Monday, August 4, 2008

Screen Your Routine


Screen Inc is a company founded by two mothers in Nevada who are passionate about sun safety education. With the motto "Screen: Make it Routine" they are aiming to make everyone use sunscreen as part of their daily routine, along with brushing your teeth and washing your hair.

The newest item to add to their collection is Lip Screen which has just set a new standard in the sun protection industry. Lip Balm which contains a whopping 15% zinc oxide has earned them a Seal of Recommendation by the Skin Cancer Foundation.

"Lip Screen is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts," said Screen, Inc. founder Lori Nauman, who herself enjoys tennis, skiing and kayaking. "And it's particularly effective for people with cold sores or those that need to pay extra attention to sensitive lips." In addition to lips, customers have been creative with their Lip Screen. With the high zinc oxide content, it's also effective in protecting the nose and forehead.

With protecting ourselves from the sun and skin cancer an ever growing concern Screen Inc has a great offer when purchasing Lip Screen from their online store. Use code LIPSCREEN at the checkout when buying 3 Lip Screen's and you will receive a 4th Lip Screen free, until the end of August.

Click here to read more.

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Sunscreen That Makes Your Skin Burn...?


I came across a very interesting post from Savvy Skin regarding products that are used in sunscreen products. The writer of this post sometimes feels as though her skin burns when wearing certain products. If you sometimes feel the same thing this post gives her explanation on why she thinks this happens. A great read.

"Do you ever use skin care products that feel like they are burning your skin? It may be ironic, but certain sunscreens cause my skin to feel like it’s burning, and when I wear the offending sunscreen in the sun, the burning gets even worse! The use of retinol products can definitely make your skin more sensitive and more susceptible to the burning sensation......click here to read full post"