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Comment from: Spencer Hux [Member] Email
The game I love might kill me anyway- nevermind what the sun will do to me.

Good info on the Proderma.
06/03/06 @ 14:24
Comment from: Jennifer Mario [Member] Email
And don't forget to consider spray-on sunscreens. Coppertone offers several types, as does Clinique (if it's not too girly for males to purchase a bottle of Clinique anything). I keep a bottle of the spray-on stuff in my car, so it's handy at all times.

No grease, no sticky!
06/03/06 @ 15:20
Comment from: MikeW [Visitor]
As a fair-skinned Brit living in Austin, TX, I have not choice but to slop on the sunscreen. The only time I've been burned is on cloudy days when I didn't think about it enough.

The slipperyness of sunscreen doesn't really bother me. In fact, my only double bogey in my last round came before I started applying the cream. After the sunscreen went on, I went on to shoot my best ever round.

Go figure.
06/04/06 @ 18:31
Comment from: Jud Spencer [Visitor]
I've used the Proderma products before. They do work, but are quite expensive. Even worse, they are missing the key ingredient to look for in a sunscreen, zinc. I've had my fair share of skin cancer burned and frozen off and every dermatolgist has told me to make sure that the sunscreen I use has zinc as an ingredient. I switched to an SP58 w/zinc this year, and I've had no troubles with sunburns.

As for the "goopiness", what I do is use my glove hand to apply it, wipe the excess on my arms and then use my towel for the last little bit. It works like a charm.
06/04/06 @ 22:22
Comment from: Kiel Christianson [Visitor]
Funny--the Proderma SPF 45 I have contains zinc oxide. I assume this is what Jud's referring to...
06/05/06 @ 09:32
Comment from: jaypee [Visitor]
Active ingredients information is key as noted by Jud Spencer. I recently read newspaper articles based on studies that recommend you avoid oxybenzone (benzophenone). It reacts poorly with the sun and heat.
06/05/06 @ 11:26
Comment from: Jud [Visitor]
Ziel, That must be new. I picked up three bottles of the stuff a little over a year ago, and it didn't include zinc-oxide.

Good to hear that they are including it now.
06/07/06 @ 01:28

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