I LOVE sunscreen O:

CinnamonBurst

CinnamonBurst

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It's really aiding me in washing ponies :hugegrin: I have some old, expired sunscreen, and putting it on ponies not only pulls out a lot of gross stuff, it makes them smell nice, cheap too :'D
Luau and Sunshower are so pretty now, they were covered in gunk, a bit of mold, tiny black spots, and other marks, but now they're shiny and perty <3
Ahaha, I sound so fanatic xD
 
Omg I must try that ! I LOVE the smell of sunscreen :p I would wear it as perfume if it wasn't so greasy lol
 
Sunscreen, eh? Where'd you get that idea from? I've never heard it before!

Good to know it's working. I love the smell too! Maybe I'll try it out sometime. I know we have old tubes lying around somewhere.
 
Firefly- Ohgosh yes! It's just got the yum to it :'D

Pinkrose- I noticed how it took paint offa my fingers when put on, so I went "What the hay!"
It does do damage to the symbols, though. I tested on a bait first o:
Plus you have to leave it on for 10 or so minutes for it to work it's magic, which is nice when working on several ponies, haha
 
Goodness if it does that to a pony I wonder what toxic thing it is doing to our skin LOL.
 
Hm, is it because all the oils in there? a lot of makeup removers are mostly oils, for instance, and they are gentle on skin.
 
oh wow I never heard of that before either . I'll give it a try though :eek:
 
Hmm.. I wonder if the residue from the sunscreen might do long term damage to the pony? It's good that you found out that it might take paint off though. I know at a festival one summer, I had a much with printing on it and my suncreened hand caused the paint to smear right off!
 
G1- Hmm, maybe.

Rng- Cool!

Ianth- Ohh, yeah, goodpoint. I'de suggest washing your ponies with water really well afterwards, then o:
Yeah, exactly :'D
 
G1Lover said:
Hm, is it because all the oils in there? a lot of makeup removers are mostly oils, for instance, and they are gentle on skin.
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I'm betting that you're right.


What brand and SPF did you use? Just curious... I might like to try this out myself. Also, what are the active ingredients?
 
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