I’ve mentioned before that CJ has some sort of sun sensitivity. When he’s out in the sun and doing anything physical if he doesn’t have sunscreen on he gets lots of red blotches. He’s also had some issues with a couple of detergents in the past, so we’re pretty careful about what we put on him, which is why I accepted the opportunity to try Episencial Sunny Sunscreen.
ABOUT EPISENCIAL SUNNY SUNSCREEN
Water resistant protection for face & body.
* Protects sensitive skin with natural minerals zinc and titanium (no nano-particles).
* Milky texture creates a protective layer with no harsh chemicals and minimal white residue.
* Fortified with organic green tea extract to prevent sun-damage.
* Organic sesame, safflower and avocado oils to moisturize and nourish the skin.
* Beeswax and organic shea butter increase water resistance and sun protection without the use of petroleum or chemicals.
MY THOUGHTS
I received a tube of Episencial Sunny Sunscreen. The sunscreen has a nice, light and subtle smell, it isn’t medicinal like some or “beachy” like others. The sunscreen goes on white and leaves no greasy feeling after applying. I like that it’s got an SPF factor of 35 and CJ hasn’t gotten any sun burn (or color) while wearing it. I also like knowing that the sunscreen is free or additives and parabens.
Episencial Sunny Sunscreen is available in a 4 ounce size with an SRP of $14.99 and is available for purchase nationwide and online.
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The product featured was provided free of cost to me for the sole purpose of product testing and review. This post has not been monetarily compensated and is based on the views and opinions of my family and/or self. Please note that the opinions reflected in this post have not been influenced by the sponsor in any way.
