Question 1

Is it greasy like a regular sunscreen sprays? And what does it smell like?

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No it is not greasy at all! There is no smell either. It has a slight white cast on your skin, but not bad. So far I really like this sun spray. I decided to buy this one, because my skin is very sensitive to most sunscreens, and so far it seems to do a good job.

Question 2

Can someone tell me the percentages of the zinc oxide and the titanium dioxide. The label does not offer this. Thank you

Accepted Answer

The Sun Shield Clear Spray SPF 30 contains 12% Zinc Oxide, and does not contain Titanium Dioxide.

Question 3

I bought this product because the description says biodegradable and reef safe... but when I got it the bottle does NOT say biodegradable anywhere.

Accepted Answer

The Sun Shield Clear Spray is biodegradable, but we do not put this on our packaging.

Question 4

What is the real difference between mychelle spf28 and spf30 face sunscreens?

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Source: http://www.onemedical.com/blog/live-well/spring-has-sprung-the-best-spf-protection-plan-for-rain-or-shine/The effectiveness of an SPF product depends on the individual's sensitivity to sunlight, which varies from person to person. An SPF number is multiplied by the time that individual can stay in the sun without sunscreen before he starts to burn. So if a particular individual burns without sunscreen in  20  minutes, an SPF 28 product would allow him to  be in the sun 28 times before burning, that is, 560 minutes. An SPF 30 product would allow him to stay in the sun 30 times the time he would start to burn, that is 30 times 20 is 600 minutes. That's ten hours,and it seems like a lot. The thing is, we are advised to reapply sunscreen every 2 hours anyway, so why use the 30 instead of 28 SPF?  It is still worth going with the SPF 30 because that is the minimum SPF recommended by American Academy of Dermatology.

Sun Shield Stick Spf 50 Non-Tinted - Natural Liquid Zinc Sunscreen Vitamin E and Jojoba - Water Resistant up to 80 Minutes - Sunscreen for Face, Reef Safe, Safe for Children

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