Sun-block recomendations.

teagar
teagar Posts: 2,100
edited August 2009 in Road beginners
Hi guys.

Off to the Pyranees soon for a week and I'm looking for some sunblock. I know plenty of people recomend P20, but given that it gives you no UVA protection, (i.e. you still go brown just don't burn), I can't see the point of it.

So any other recomendations?

I struggle to keep the suncream on my skin given that I sweat a lot, and will be when halling my body uphill.

Cheers,
Note: the above post is an opinion and not fact. It might be a lie.

Comments

  • bobpzero
    bobpzero Posts: 1,431
    banana boat do great stuff altho the baby spf50 is the only one that comes in a tube than what i consider useless gimmick packaging of pump action bottled stuff.
    http://www.wiggle.co.uk/mc/cycle/7/Banana_Boat/Sun_Care/
  • flybike
    flybike Posts: 84
    I love Ultrasun cream/liquid (can get it at Waitrose)
    Pricey but lasts all day and works exceptionally well, and UVA protection.
    Cheaper alternative = Boots Soltan Once factor 15 (the higher factors of this cream the are so thick you need a knife to spread it on). Only one application needed but is a bit more sticky.
  • flybike
    flybike Posts: 84
    flybike wrote:
    I love Ultrasun cream/liquid (can get it at Waitrose)
    Pricey but lasts all day and works exceptionally well, and UVA protection.
    http://www.ultrasun.co.uk/
    Forgot to say, don't get the clear liquid factor 20, it's great when you put it on but when your pores open up as you sweat it stings like a b**ch. Could be good for taking your mind off hill pain tho.....