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Asda Suncream 2 for £5 and some advice
princesslola
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Hi Guys
Asda have there suncream for 2 for £5.
I have just being doing some research aswell on suncream and asda own brand suncream actually comes out tops it beats all the other expensive brands.
I noticed on the back of the nivea that they only offer 3 star protection where as asda is a 5 star protection.
Thought I would just share that advice with you.
Happy sun bathing
:j:j:j
Asda have there suncream for 2 for £5.
I have just being doing some research aswell on suncream and asda own brand suncream actually comes out tops it beats all the other expensive brands.
I noticed on the back of the nivea that they only offer 3 star protection where as asda is a 5 star protection.
Thought I would just share that advice with you.
Happy sun bathing
:j:j:j
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I got this last week got the spray on, much easier and less messy to useAnyone can cuddle but only the Welsh can cwtch
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1185077/3-Asda-sun-lotion-shines-performer-protective-creams.html
Yep top of the charts it seems according to this0 -
I got burnt last week and bought the asda aftersun lotion in this offer which I really reccomend. Its lovely and soothing and sinks in quickly, definitely as good as the nivea which I would normally use.
That article makes really interesting reading but it leaves me with a really bad impression of all the brands named, including the Asda one. I would expect the spf to be exactly as stated on the bottle, not higher or lower:mad::starmod:C'est la vie:starmod:0 -
I just bought the asda spray for myself last week so am glad its a good 1. I dont usually use lotion but I am this year.0
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That article was last year, I wonder if their formulations are the same :think:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1185077/3-Asda-sun-lotion-shines-performer-protective-creams.html
Yep top of the charts it seems according to this0 -
Asda's SPF 15 had an actual SPF 24......... :eek: and that came out on top!!!! :eek:
Think i'll stick to my Piz Buin............................What if the Hokey Pokey really is what it's all about !!!0 -
Asda's SPF 15 had an actual SPF 24......... :eek: and that came out on top!!!! :eek:
Think i'll stick to my Piz Buin............................
You seem to think that's a bad thing - but in fact it means it offers far more protection that they say on the bottle.
The Piz Buin on test offered less protection than they claimed it would. I wouldn't be happy with that.It is never too late to become what you were always intended to be0 -
I bought two bottles of the Asda spray on last year.
It's factor 50+ so I expected it to be a total sun blocker. I bought it primarily for mine & OH's tattoos but my dd uses it too & still manages to get a tan through it.:(0 -
we used asda suncream for last years hol and this years,it does exactly what it says on the tin and does it well0
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I used ASDA facial suncream and body cream.The facial cream lasts upto 24 hours and was excellant as was the body cream but that only lasted upto 12 hours.Excellant product and very cheap.0
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