Organic Suncream

rach_k

Wow, there are some pretty intense people on here.

The OP asked for organic sunscreen to prevent burning (i.e. one that works), not hippy dippy cream hand-milked from unicorns by elves!

If in doubt about an organic cream, check with the company - how has it been tested? Just because something comes from Boots doesn't mean it's necessarily safe.

rach_k

Moto2 wrote: »

Yep, it's his choice, no one else's
I do find it slightly perplexing that he'd choose to burn rather than use conventional products though.

That isn't the choice though, is it? He's chosen to opt for an organic suncream. I burn just hanging out the washing at 9am in April but organic suncream works for me. Why do people assume there are only two options - unpronounceable chemical-laden products or certain death from sun exposure? It's more than a little silly.

Moto2

rach_k wrote: »

That isn't the choice though, is it? He's chosen to opt for an organic suncream. I burn just hanging out the washing at 9am in April but organic suncream works for me. Why do people assume there are only two options - unpronounceable chemical-laden products or certain death from sun exposure? It's more than a little silly.

Well, that's the two choices the OP highlighted - get organic sunscreen or burn - if there are other options they'd use, they haven't mentioned them.
What you do is irrelevant to the OP