What is the difference between this Vanicream sunscreen sport and the other Vanicream Sunscreen Sport, SPF 35 4 oz for $15, the packaging is different
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Nothing I can tell other than the packaging. In fact, the "sport" and "non-sport" are exactly the same in terms of consistency, longevity, protection (unless SPF is different). The product is thick and on the greasy side and not for under makeup. I wear it on my face and chest only. I use spray on Coppertone for the rest of the body.
1044468
It appears to be different in the percentage of the active ingredients also. One has 8% Zinc Oxide and 7.5% Octinoxate, and the other has 3% Octinoxate and 11% Zinc Oxide.
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The vanicream sport SPF 35 I use on my kids when they play sports. The sweat from running around in the sun does not interfere with the application of the sunscreen, and there skin stays protected. I use both, other than that I use them both and they do not affect my kids eczema.
2142751
I have ThinkBaby and Thinksport for Kids sitting in front of me. I see no differences in anything except the label for kids and the name. The ingredients are the same. Both say 50+ sunscreen. They are my favorite sunscreen! Rub in easy and they protect wonderfully!
2277665
The one I have does not have sunscreen (I work indoors all day and I actually avoid sunscreen unless outside for more than an hour) but on the container is says that they do make one with SPF of 15.
2138188
This product is awesome. I dont spend a lot of time in the sun either but the spf is just extra protection. Also makes my face more moisturized than the one without spf
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I purchased a bottle in early summer of this year (2014) and it expires July 2015. I personally wouldn't buy sunscreen in bulk. Last year at the beach I used newly purchased face sunscreen on my face and my one year old regular sunscreen on my body. I reapplied both at regular intervals. At the end of the day my face was protected and my body from the neck down looked like a lobster. I will never use expired or nearly expired sunscreen ever again. Saving a few bucks is not worth a sunburned baby!
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I responded earlier saying I didn't know the difference. After doing a little investigating, it seems that the UV Shield 45 is both a face and body sunscreen for oily to normal skin. The Clear SPF 46 is only a facial sunscreen and is for skin types prone to acne and rosacea. It is supposed to calm and protect acne prone skin. Hope this helps.
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I have use this brand once and I do apply sunscreen first before i apply the wipe. I stop using this brand and have switch over to another brand. I now use BullFrog Mosquito Repellent. The reason is, the BullFrog ones also have sunblock in it, SPF 30 which is all I need.I like that brand a lot because it works quite well. I haven't had a bite when I travel to Southeast Asia.
2017525
Hi Andi! The sport UV lotion is a little heavier than the non-sport UV lotion, but both are easily removed with a gentle cleanser.
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No. There is no SPF listed. I assume its more of a moisturizer than a sunscreen.
1573169
I can say yes to your question, UV DAILY SPF 40 1.7 oz. it is great for your face. I hope this helps you. Wayne Iderma Customer Service
2041281
I found it to be bland...not medicated...the one I got does have a sunscreen SPF 4.
1635410
SPF really only addresses UVB light, but UVA light is just as dangerous, so it's important to buy a sunscreen that performs well in both (WebMD has a short article explaining this - http://www.webmd.com/beauty/sun/high-spf-sunscreens-are-they-better). Also, I no longer buy the Burn Out product because they changed their formula to a very sticky paste that doesn't apply easily. I prefer Thinkbaby SPF 50+ sunscreen (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004CDQ73K/). Good luck!
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I have an older version, and the packaging looks almost the same, but is missing the line about UV protection. On the front, it just says "A Habit Forming Hair Fix" and "Smoothes, Nourishes, Protects, Strengthens, Shines." So the UV protection may be a new addition.
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That is just a sunblock. The title is wrong, it's not a moisturizer and sun screen. It's just sunscreen. See the actual product packaging. That one is also thicker in consistency if I remember correctly.
1335038
PA++ is part of a Japanese suncreen rating system, so it has nothing to do with the ingredients in the product. That said, I would assume it's the same formulation. The product pictured was probably taken before that rating system was included on the packaging. I would assume that whatever product you receive would have that rating system if that's the most recent packaging.
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I don't know that it is a difference because it is new. I find it may have a "white" cast during application; however, when it goes on, it quickly transitions to my skin tone. It reminds me of sun screen which may go on white, but quickly disappears. Maybe it is the SPF????
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The SPF 30 allows you to stay in the sun for 30 min. without burning as opposed to the 50 that allows for 50 minutes of sun. I don't know specifically about Rocky Mountain Sunscreen but most 50's don't seem to be any different but have more chemicals. If you have sensitive skin you might prefer the 30.