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Cheap E45 suntan lotion
MSE_Jenny
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Poundland has the factor 15 at a pound.0
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Can anyone confirm that once suncream gets old, it loses it's protection factor significantly - so for example stock of, say, last year's factor 15 suncream (shop sealed and unopened) will NOT give you factor 15 protection now?
I have extremely sensitive skin and burn easily, so buying a cut price cream which may be a year or more old may not protect me like I think it will...Mmmmmmmmmm...... bargains.......!0 -
I have sensitive skin and have used Aldi's suncream I think it was factor 40 250ml for £2.99 also bought factor baby factor 50, 100ml for £2.49. I wouln't go as low as factor 15. I have read that it does lose its protection but don't think it was as quickly as a year.0
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