Ambre Solaire Ultra-Moisturising Protection Milk SPF 30

When it comes to sizzling in the sun I really do. I'm very, very fair skinned and I don't really even tan very much sadly. I do go bright pink, get freckles and get sore though which is why I really try not to go out in the sunshine without using protection and me, well I hate the thought of premature ageing and I'm almost 35 as it is without that lol. I love the brand of Garnier Ambre Solaire and I absolutely love the sun tan oil and after sun cream (for when I forget to use the oil lol) from this range. However I did run out of the sun tan oil a while back and went to my local Sainsbury's in a hurry to get some and they had none in stock and instead they had ...  Read the complete review

When I was eleven I had a scare with skin cancer (melanoma) on my face as a mole turned funny and then opened up. I was taken to the doctors and then rushed to the hospital where a consultant said it had to be removed 'just in case...' Luckily I was ok but we were told to keep my face covered in high protection sun cream for a few years of at least factor 30 in warm weather as I have a lo of other moles too. One of the brands my mum bought was 'Ambre Solaire Ultra-moisturising protection milk' - and it says on the front of the white plastic bottle 'very high 30' and that is it dermatologically tested. Made by Garnier, it is ...  Read the complete review

Personally, I always found the process of choosing protection from the sun daunting. I am one of those people who would really like to sport a nice tan, but I also want to protect my skin from the sun at the same time. My fiance, however, is someone that is highly dependent on a high level of sun protection, as he tends to get burned the minute a ray of sunlight meets his skin. Consequently, I found myself choosing a SPF 30 bottle for the first time in my life. ***The product*** Ambre Solaire Ultra-Moisturising Protection Milk comes in an oval white bottle with brown writing and a few hints of orange. It contains 200 ml of product. On the ...  Read the complete review

So what is it with English people and sun tan lotion. For some reason there is just not the same attitude to it as there is in the rest of the world. Growing up partly in California, sun tan lotion was a given, something you applied everytime you went outside in the sun without question. Most people I meet in England wear none or think they can get away with factor 4 at the beginning of their holiday and then go onto nothing to top up their tan by the end of the week. Unfortunately nowadays you just can't take any chances in the sun so I would always recommend for people to wear sun tan lotion whenever they can. This may be because I am fair and blond and need ...  Read the complete review