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Sun Cream - It just Doesn't Agree with my Face
Does anyone else suffer this allergy?
It was quite warm yesterday and, remembering that half my face turns into a scab whenever I use it, I decided to go ahead anyway and put sun cream on. The last time I used it was a few years ago and I thought that it may have been just the one brand. Nevertheless I've been wary (scared) since then, so it was with some trepidation that I rubbed it into the old boat race. Sure enough, today my face is in the process of turning into a cross between the elephant man and a bag of sand. Anyway, my question is this: is it just perhaps the one kind of sun cream (perfumed, for example) and are there other options? I don't fancy going on too many more holidays without it to be honest. It's a strange thing because I can put it anywhere else on my body without any problems, even my tadger, which you'd think would be quite sensitive. |
You can get suncream for sensitive skin, otherwise, just use kids sun lotion, it's the same thing.
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Use spray nivea it is good
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Originally Posted by GlesgaKiss
(Post 10074000)
Does anyone else suffer this allergy?
It was quite warm yesterday and, remembering that half my face turns into a scab whenever I use it, I decided to go ahead anyway and put sun cream on. The last time I used it was a few years ago and I thought that it may have been just the one brand. Nevertheless I've been wary (scared) since then, so it was with some trepidation that I rubbed it into the old boat race. Sure enough, today my face is in the process of turning into a cross between the elephant man and a bag of sand. Anyway, my question is this: is it just perhaps the one kind of sun cream (perfumed, for example) and are there other options? I don't fancy going on too many more holidays without it to be honest. It's a strange thing because I can put it anywhere else on my body without any problems, even my tadger, which you'd think would be quite sensitive. Anyway, Clinique do a fantastic sun cream especially for your face. Excellent for super sensitive skin. Bit pricey but well worth it :) |
You should go to your doctor and get an allergy test. You can then find a sun cream that won't affect you.
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get some gheyer to dribble his baby batter over your face. alledgedly SPF100. job done.
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There's different types.
I don't like the clear greasy stuff, the white zinc based stuff is best IMHO. |
Wear a hat - no cream needed. People get too poncy about sun cream.
Dave |
US product called no No Add is very good
as the name suggest no additives, perfume etc non greasy too http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&k...l_4j8kkfynfv_b read the reviews |
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just spread Natural yogurt on your face..:D
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His wife might not be happy with that
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Sun cream are for queers!! Go out into the sun like a man!!!!!!!
:D |
What would u know about sun anyway Will, your welsh
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Originally Posted by bioforger
(Post 10074227)
What would u know about sun anyway Will, your welsh
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Will has turned Irish
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Hmmmm
Im more worried by the fact he mentioned putting it on his nadger :idea:
Wats that all about:norty::norty::norty: |
This thread reminds me of the time I got sunstroke at Elvington LOL.
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Originally Posted by Will
(Post 10074237)
A lot, nout better than banging your ma in the beer garden on a hot day :smug:
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Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
(Post 10074431)
This thread reminds me of the time I got sunstroke at Elvington LOL.
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Originally Posted by Lee247
(Post 10074699)
Do I recall the funny pics :lol1::lol1:
Saying that, I shouldn't laugh too much. It was only a couple of years ago that I ended up in quite a bad state after a trip there. :o (yes, I was as red as that smilie) |
i got prescibed stuff called uvistat spf 30, for lupus. takes a bit or rubbing in but hasnt caused any ill effects. would love some of the folks that call looking after yourself to make comments like they have made on this thread to come see me and then offer their opinions, ive no office job.
i also use e45 daily as ignoring 15+ years with large cracks in hands was just being youthfull and stupid, not to mention painfull. |
Originally Posted by Will
(Post 10074217)
Sun cream are for queers!! Go out into the sun like a man!!!!!!!
:D |
Originally Posted by Will
(Post 10074217)
Sun cream are for queers!! Go out into the sun like a man!!!!!!!
:D Les |
Originally Posted by GlesgaKiss
(Post 10074000)
Does anyone else suffer this allergy?
It was quite warm yesterday and, remembering that half my face turns into a scab whenever I use it, I decided to go ahead anyway and put sun cream on. The last time I used it was a few years ago and I thought that it may have been just the one brand. Nevertheless I've been wary (scared) since then, so it was with some trepidation that I rubbed it into the old boat race. Sure enough, today my face is in the process of turning into a cross between the elephant man and a bag of sand. Anyway, my question is this: is it just perhaps the one kind of sun cream (perfumed, for example) and are there other options? I don't fancy going on too many more holidays without it to be honest. It's a strange thing because I can put it anywhere else on my body without any problems, even my tadger, which you'd think would be quite sensitive. Les :) |
Originally Posted by ScoobySteve69
(Post 10074847)
I tried that on Friday, only for an hour. I now look like a lobster :cry:
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Originally Posted by Will
(Post 10074217)
Sun cream for us queers!! and i love da c0ck!!!!!!!
:D |
Cheers for the replies. Got some sensitive stuff designed for babies, suits me and it should do the trick.
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Very good.
Les :) |
Originally Posted by Jamie
(Post 10075403)
Hehe
:cry: |
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