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I Thought All Kids Hated Sunscreen… Until My Daughter Asked for This One
“Nooo, not sunscreen!”
That’s the battle cry of every summer morning in our house.
And honestly? I don’t blame her.
Every “kid-friendly” sunscreen we tried left her:
- Screaming that it stung her eyes
- Rubbing off the greasy white goop
- Whining that it “smelled weird” and “felt gross”
I was starting to think sunscreen fights were just part of motherhood. Until I stumbled on something unexpected…
TRY THE SUNSCREEN EVEN KIDS LOVEI Was Using This Sunscreen for Me...Not Her
I’d just started using this Tallow sunscreen from Sky & Sol.
I bought it for my sensitive skin because:
- It had no fragrance
- It used non-nano zinc oxide (not chemical SPF)
- And it actually blended in with no white cast (like, NONE)
One morning I was in a rush and didn’t feel like fighting her again.
So I dabbed a little of mine on her cheeks.
She flinched… waiting for the sting.
But nothing happened.
SHOP KID-SAFE, DERMATOLOGIST-APPROVED SUNSCREENWhat Happened Next? Totally Unexpected.
A few days later, we were heading to the pool and she stopped me:
“Mom? Can you pack the nice one? The one that smells like nothing?”
I blinked.
She wanted sunscreen?
This from the kid who used to dodge it like it was lava?
I had to laugh. And then I had to stock up.
Because I’d never seen anything like this before.
Why Sky & Sol Works (Even on Picky Kids)
It’s dermatologist-approved… but more importantly, it passed the toddler test.
CLAIM MY OFFER BEFORE IT SELLS OUT AGAINWhat It’s Like Using It Daily
Here’s what I noticed:
Day 1:
Feels rich, but not greasy. No tightness. No flare-ups (for either of us).
Day 3:
My daughter actually reminds me to put it on her. We both leave the house without arguments.
Day 3:
My daughter actually reminds me to put it on her. We both leave the house without arguments.
Week 1:
No more white residue in photos. No eye burning. No breakouts. Just soft, protected skin and a happy kid.
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