Review on 👶 SPF Baby Sunscreen Cream Skin Care by Badger by Shannon Saunders

This sunscreen contains six inactive ingredients, all of which I know and know. 4 of them are oils from medicinal plants that we know and another one comes from our friends the bees. The active ingredient is zinc oxide, which is a sunscreen. First let me say what makes it safe is that the active ingredient doesn't get absorbed into your skin like the oil-free sunscreens you find in drug stores. That's why you may look like a "ghost" at first, and yes, you will be a little oily, but with a moisturizing effect. Even a little goes a long way. And as with any other herbal remedy/product/drug, you may need more uses and a little patience. I have been using badger sun balm for many years and have never had a sunburn. No kids, no one else I've suggested using it. And I've used it at music festivals when I've been in the sun for hours! Apply before skin care and immediately after sunbathing. Take your time, you will probably have to massage it in for a while. Think of it as a time to appreciate and love your body. If your kids look spooky, who cares, they're safe from chemicals and the sun. I have spent hours researching natural sunscreens and this is the only brand I will use. They have different flavors and formulas but to be honest I love calendula for its skin healing properties as well as chamomile. I personally like the scent of calendula, which you will feel the most after using it. On the other hand, odorless is very unpleasant. I have sensitive skin prone to acne and it doesn't bother me. Don't be put off by negative reviews saying it doesn't work because it works. Remember that if you spend hours at the beach, you will have to reapply many times. If it's too much, switch to another brand. Even less "safer" sun protection is better than sunburn.