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Let Goddess Garden Protect Your Sensitive Skin From Sun This Season
Here's a checklist of the issues I find with sunscreen for rosacea. Many ingredients make my skin itch. Sometimes, the itching is mild and easy to ignore. Other times, the itching is so bad that I can't stop from rubbing my skin. Oily sunscreens are just as bad. I find my skin breaks out if a sunscreen is too itchy.
Recent reports also point out that chemical sunscreens are damaging already fragile reef systems in our oceans. If that's not reason enough to switch to natural sunscreens, consider that natural sunblock like non-nano zinc is simply better for rosacea skin. I received a free trial of Goddess Garden to see what I think.
You need to protect your delicate skin from sun damage and skin cancer. If you've been avoiding using sunscreen because you have rosacea, I've been finding products that don't irritate my rosacea and offer great protection from UVA and UVB rays. Goddess Garden Organics Baby Natural Sunscreen is a superb product.
What's in Goddess Garden Baby?
Nothing in Goddess Garden is damaging to the environment. The ingredient list is:- Zinc Oxide
- Organic Aloe
- Caprylhydroxamic Acid (a preservative derived from coconut oil)
- Organic Safflower Seed Oil
- Glycerin (moisturizing agent)
- Glyceryl Caprylate (moisturizing agent)
- Glyceryl Stearate Citrate (moisturizing agent)
- Organic Sunflower Seed Oil
- Polyhydroxystearic Acid (helps disperse the zinc)
- Sorbitan Oleate (moisturizing agent)
- Vitamin E
- Xanthan Gum (stabilizer)