Best Sunscreen- Invisible Zinc

tinywarrior | Aug 23, 2010 |

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Pros

The advantages of using Invisible Zinc?

The product is wearable, it feels great on your skin and it even feels good and non greasy even if you've put an ordinary moisturiser underneath.

The pump it comes in is handy and as long as you're not too enthusiastic press down too hard, then just the right amount comes out.

If you like to wear make up but still want sun protection then they also have Invisible Zinc Tinted Daywear sunscreen. This product comes in a light and medium for fair and tan skin tones.

In fact they have a whole range made from face and body to water resistant sun block.

Cons

My main issue with this is the cost. For a sunscreen it really is a little expensive but then if your skin ever reacts to sun block like mine, then I think the cost is worth it.

Also, you could perhaps look at it as a little investment in the future look of your skin.

Full Review

Invisible Zinc Sun Protection

This is a new discovery for me, well this summer actually. I started using Invisible Zinc sunscreen about four months ago and it's really great. I've used over the years many types of sunscreen: the basic holiday type or sun protection specifically designed by cosmetic companies. But all of them have managed to irritate, sometimes burn my skin. The ones that don't usually end up leaving your face feeling and looking greasy which I'm sure no one likes.

The Invisible Zinc sunscreen has just a really good feel to it; the sun block goes on well and has good coverage. Usually I'll manage to burn my face at some point in the warm weather because I'm really quite fair skinned. This year I haven't, maybe it's because I'm feeling quite confident about this product and so I'm using it religiously or maybe because it's got a good staying power. Either way I like this product.

Invisible Zinc is a physical barrier against the sun rather than a chemical barrier. The sun block actually puts a layer of the active ingredient over your skin using a fine layer of ground zinc oxide This actually reflects back the UVB and skin damaging UVA rays. Normal sunscreens will actually absorb the sun rays producing a reaction to stop the skin burning.

In Closing

If worry about your skin and how it's going to look a few years down the line then you should really start investing in future proofing your skin.

The Invisible Zinc sun protection range uses a physical barrier to protect your skin against the ravaging sun. Now that I've used it I know I'm not going back to any other sun block just because it feels a hundred times better than the best normal sun blocks.