sunscreens

TERIOD · Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 6:05 am Post subject: huntin and fishin

well now (i know im gonna hear about this) i hunt for them big brown eyed creatures called deer, and those big fluffy cuddly ones called bear,
mostly i fish for trout, or catfish, i do li like to ocean fish, but i noticed several years ago for some reason i developed seasickness, this was never a problem before, i spent a long time aboard a ship in the navy, i would bet it has something to do with lupus, hey if you pm me with an address ill send you a couple of tubes of suncreen, i hope they make the flight #Sniper

ive been opal huntin when i was a kid with my parents, ive got two big jars of opals on the shelf, in water (be sure and keep any you find in water) ive heard aussie opals are the best, so if you find some we can trade for some pure virgin valley opals out of nevada #Scatter

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TERIOD · Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 6:14 am Post subject:

Ruth1980 · Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 6:17 am Post subject:

the two main blocking agents are Avobenzone and Oxybenzone, the first protects against the UVA rays, the second against UVB rays. This sunscreen also has helioplex which prevents the Avobenzone and Oxybenzone from breaking down through the day and losing it effectiveness both the Avobenzone and Oxybenzone are FDA aproved sunscreens in their own right ant they are combined together into one in this product. You can get on the neutrogena website... www.neutrogena.com and they have lots of info on this product. I hope this helps! Good Luck!

TERIOD · Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 6:27 am Post subject:

hi ruth, sounds like we need to hit up neutrogena for a paycheck for advertising, its good stuff i agree #Halfrobot

i have my wife apply it to the back of my neck, i have to make sure she doesnt make crazy designs that show up later in the form of the suntan
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Ruth1980 · Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 6:43 am Post subject:

teriod, hopefully your wife isn't making designs in your neck...that wouldn't be nice, funny, but not nice. Anwyay I say we go 50/50 on our advertising deal with neutrogena. Happy fishing....I usually go for trout or catfish

utenutter · Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 9:43 pm Post subject:

have not done to much hubting, when i was younger i use to go for feral pigs, roo's and rabbits, as i say have not done to much.

fishing though is another story, i have down heaps off over the years, i chase anything local at the right time of the year in *Fartknocker*, done a little freshwater fishing in dams around here but had no luck, mates of mine pull large yellowbelly around 2-3kg and some big bass. favorite fish at the to catch are big flathead, good eating and really good sport fish on light line.otherwise always chasing bream,whiting,snapper,mangrove jack,cod,and mud and sand crabs.

also love camping and four wheel driving, but in the last year we sold our 4wd and we have not done much camping, favoured past time event i supose.

thanks for the offer about the sunscreen but i will see how i go locally first if i don't succeed i will gladly take up your offer.

do you live in a real built up area or out on property?

shane

TERIOD · Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 6:50 pm Post subject:

i own about an acre in the suburbs of sacramento ca, close to the mountains, about two hrs from the ocean, and about two hrs from lake tahoe, ya idont get out huntin much either anymore, jeepin and camping are just about all i can muster on a good day as long as i plan it well, im lookin into some serious tinted windows for my jeep, there are laws against tinting in CA but with a prescription ill be good to go #CHanges

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Missy · Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 8:54 pm Post subject:

Ok - I like Nutrogena, too.......but I'll also recommend Clinique City-block. I'm using SPF 40 right now. It's great for the face. My sister uses it, too. I tend to break out on my face from some sunscreens, even if they are oil-free, but this one is great.
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tash-lee · Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 11:13 pm Post subject:

Hey Shane,

Im also a fellow aussie, and we actually do have sunscreen to spf 70+ so on and so forth, the reason why you dont see it on the bottle is with our laws and such legally they can only put upto spf 30+ on the bottle due to our harsher sun, if you find out the exact name of the Nutrogena sunscreen you might find its called the same here just with a different rating, its crazy that they cant say its higher but ohh well companies like to make things diffecult Rolling Eyes

Hope this helps.

Regards
Tash

utenutter · Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 1:01 am Post subject:

Thank you tash, i went to see a dermotology shop and the lady behind the desk said a similar thing, do you know why this is? the sunscreen i am wearing probably is stronger the 30+ then. what one do you use?
thanks missy as well i will look out for that one as well, i think my best bet is to just try different ones and see which one works better.
teroid i use to have 30 acres and it was great but i have down sized to just a average town size block. i moved from this block because doctors said a had majour allergies to heaps of stuff and it was causing the rash on my face, well guess what they were wrong! so i should not of sold up even know the sun factor would of eventually came out but that is beside the point.

tash-lee · Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 7:43 pm Post subject:

Hey Shane,

No im not sure exactly, i cant even remember where i read it lol i think it was on the back of a sunscreen bottle or on a pamphlet.

I have been lucky and dont have a really really bad reaction to the sun....atleast i havent yet. But i still use sunscreen every day.

I use a Nutrimetics sunscreen, i have been tolld by a friend who has lupus and gets the buterfly rash that nutri rich oil gets rid of her rash, and the sunscreen has the same appricot formula in it as the sunscreen so i figure if i use it i shouldnt ever get a rash lo Laughing

well i hope so any way