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DavidApp

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I am in Florida on vacation and needed to get a bottle of my favorite sunscreen. No-AD 45. No one had any of the NO-AD brand. All they have are spray cans and small tubes of sunscreen.
Looking on line it seems it may be discontinued.

I hate the spray kind as it is expensive and wasteful. As parents spray their kids down everyone gets enveloped in a cloud of spray.
Time to make home made sunscreen now?
Been making sanitizing spray since April.

David
 
DavidApp said:
I hate the spray kind as it is expensive and wasteful. As parents spray their kids down everyone gets enveloped in a cloud of spray.
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Just stand down wind of the kids. Then you get free sunscreen.
 
I found some great stuff - Palm Island. Not greasy, goes on easily. Problem? They only sell it to golf clubs and the like, but I think you might be able to buy it online. I used to get it in the men's locker room at the golf club in Florida.
 
Back in the 1830s, New Englanders knew that sunburn can be deadly. We wore long sleeve shirts, long pants, and wide brim hats. Women had long dresses with long sleeves, and "sun bonnets" for shade when working outside. And this was from May to October.

Result: no sunburn
 
Sunscreen? What's that?
 
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