Win One of 10 Prizes of Shade All-Natural Sunscreen Each worth over £30
- Entry method: Website (thegreenparent.co.uk)
- How often you can enter: Once
- Ends: a week from now
Winners will each receive two tins of both 15ml and 100ml!
Not the Norm’s Shade All-Natural Sunscreen’s popularity is testament to the fact that you don’t need an ingredient list as long as your arm to protect you from the sun! Containing only four natural ingredients: Organic Unrefined Coconut Oil, Organic Unrefined Shea Butter, Unrefined Beeswax and Non-Nano Zinc Oxide, Shade is perfect for all skin types of all ages. In fact, many people have found Shade to be the only sunscreen they can use on their sensitive skin. Shade is also safe for marine and freshwater life alike, and comes in a handy recyclable tin. A multi-award-winning product made by a UK-based micro business, Shade is also listed by Ethical Consumer Magazine as one of the top five ethical sunscreens in the UK. www.shadecream.com/
HOW TO ENTER:
Visit the link for your chance to win: link.thegreenparent.co.uk/shade
Closing date: 10th May 2024
Thank you. This might be a good alternative for our daughter who has an allergy to SPF
AlysonC You are welcome. Crikey, I haven't ever heard of that before, it must be awful for her. Good luck
tumblespots she has several allergies. Eggs, pollen and the most 'omg' moment happened one day when she'd pulled a muscle. I sprayed some Deep Heat type thing on her and within seconds she was covered in bright red blotches and her whole body began to swell.
AlysonC That sounds really frightening, you must have been beside yourself with worry and yet you must have had a cool head to get her the necessary treatment. I feel sure some of these allergies are related to our modern way of living?
One day less now (of the 100 cough days) 
tumblespots Fortunately I was used to dealing with medical/accident emergencies because of my job (could write a book about them!) so it was just a matter of getting her into the shower and anti-histamine. It is strange that people are now more allergic to things, or is it that we now diagnose? My sister and two friends have coeliac's disease, an autoimmune disease that was rarely heard of years ago, I often wonder if people just died of its effects as it used to be so hard to diagnose? Looking back, I think that our Mum also had it as well.
AlysonC Hindsight is a wonderful thing but, yes, is it more common or just diagnosed better?
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