I’m not too sure
why they specify that it’s facial sunscreen. Where else does one put sunscreen
anyways? Or is it to clarify that is you happen to put it on your back or chest
or arms or legs when you’re at the beach that it won’t actually do anything? Not
sure, will have to find out and let you know.
One thing I’m
certain about is that it works like a miracle. Well, a miracle in terms of
grooming experiences as opposed to religious connotations. One thing I
recommend is that you put it on at least 30 minutes before you leave your
house. I once applied it and left the house immediately thereafter. My face was
melting. I mean, I might have put on a little too much, but I’m not sure. I am
certain though that I was sweating far worse than a 6 year old in a child
labour warehouse somewhere in the world.
The beauty trick about this
product is that it stays through the day and once settled, it doesn’t actually
sweat, a little glistening perspiration maybe, but definitely no sweating. So
for an easygoing sunscreen for the Winter sun, which is usually more harmful
than the summer sun, I recommend Dr Gobac’s SPF25 Facial Sunscreen. Its current
retail price is R340 and is available at leading outlets or via drgobac.co.za.
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