Garnier Ambre Solaire Clear Protect Spray

This is a brilliant suncream, and as I am pale and tend to burn easily the first time I used this I was very impressed. The clear spray is a good idea, however even though it is a clear spray you still need to rub it in. I say this because the first time my boyfriend used the spray he thought it didnt needed to be rubbed in, and as he didnt listen to me, he came off the beach that day to find he had sunburnt in different patches all over his body, where the suncream hadnt been! So always remember to rub it in. It is non greasy and rubs in easily. My boyfriend still uses this suncream and swears by it. However I have stopped using this spray now, the ...  Read the complete review

This can be an expensive option when searching out your holiday protection but boy does it do a good job. Stock up if you see it on offer! Firstly, this is a dry oil spray. The spray does not clog up and you get a good coverage with each burst. The spray nozzle is easy to press and even when the bottle is held upside down the product manages to spray effectively. The oil is very light and sinks into skin leaving it dry and oil-free. It has a lovely light scent but i can't think of any specific scent. It is not overpowering and wouldn't overpower any perfume. The product is waterproof to a degree. when you go into water your skin can feel a ...  Read the complete review

As a red-head who has a love of exotic holidays I have used a great selection on sun protection products. Far and away my favourites are the Ambre Solaire Clear Sprays. I use either Factor 20 or 30 depending where I am. Packaging- The product comes in a white bottle with grip style sides which become helpful when your hands are a bit slippy from lots of lotion. The product uses an orange spray nozzle and this has a clear protection cap which fits quite firmly. this has never come off even when the bottle has been knocking around at the bottom of my beach bag and I have had no leaks. There is a clear strip down the side at the front and back so ...  Read the complete review

I've always hated using sun creams because they just make my skin feel so greasy, even the ones that claim to be non-greasy, so when this one came out I had to try it. It costs around £12 - £13 for a 200ml bottle, but many places have buy one get one free offers on sun care products in the run up to summer, so it's worth trying to get hold of it then. You can get it in factors 10, 20 or 30. According to Ambre solaire, this spray has a patented Mexoryl XL filtration system, to protect against UVA and UVB rays. It protects against sun-induced skin damage and the premature aging effects of the sun's harmful rays. And it claims to do all this whilst leaving no ...  Read the complete review

With it being very sunny in the last few days, I went to Wilkinsons to see what they had on offer in terms of suncream. I always buy spray bottles, I cant be bothered with the creams now, they just get too messy, and are a pain to apply. You can get it in a range of spf from 15 to 50 for kids and adults. This bottle comes with a spray function thats covered up by a click on lid. It doesnt leak and can be thrown around. The liquid looks a bit like wee, but when sprayed onto your skin looks clear. I find you have to spray quite a lot to cover an area, but I didnt get burnt and have gone a nice golden brown colour. It also says ...  Read the complete review