naturegirl321

I heard about MooGoo in a Curly Girl Facebook group, they recommended the Protein Shot. MooGoo doesn't have free shipping, so I thought I should get my money's worth and order a handful of products that I needed as I was trying to move away from personal products that had synthetic dyes and used phthalates in their fragrances. I honestly bought this thinking that it was a low SPF sunscreen, not that it was a lotion with sunscreen in it. I am all for making large purchases once or twice a year. You can capitalize on discounts and reduce your carbon footprint. With only a few ingredients, it looked safe enough to use on my kids in case I didn't like it. On most of their products, MooGoo breaks down their ingredients one by one, which is nice, since you know what the purpose of each one is for. However, they do not do that on this product. About MooGoo: On my page about MooGoo , you can read more about their company and read my product reviews. I have revie...

You know when your parents come to you and go, "when I was young. . . " and you realise just how much things can change. My mom said that when she was young, they didn't have sunscreen so they just slathered themselves with baby oil to get tan. Shocking, isn't it? They didn't have seat belts in the backseat of cars either. Makes you wonder what our kids will think of our lifestyle, doesn't it? Skin cancer is obviously something you want to avoid and if you're going to go outside, even if it's not sunny, you should use sunscreen. The problem is that there's a lot of products out there that don't have the best ingredients. Many of my friend rave about Badger Balm. They kinda get all starry eyed as they say it. I'd never heard of it before. It looks pretty darn good though. But, I'm trying to be more environmentally conscious, which is hard when you order online since there's packaging and fuel emissions and the like. What I try to d...