KINeSYS Sunscreen - Review with Giveaway!
Monday, May 24, 2010 Posted by One 2 Try
Using the KINeSYS spray is very easy to apply. The sunscreen is a microspray with a fine mist, which dries quickly, leaving no mess. The spray is water and sweat resistant. You can feel confident in the protection KINeSYS provides. The formula is antioxidant UVA/UVB protection and has been tested by dermatologists. Hypoallergenic / Non-comedogenic makes it skin friendly. I liked the feel of the spray on my skin. There is no greasy feeling at all. When you spray it on your skin, it goes on so light you do not feel a dampness. To apply properly, while spraying, sweep the bottle across the body part to distribute the spray evenly. Don't forget the ears and the neck! Each bottle size contains many applications of product. The 1oz bottle provides over 170 sprays and the 4oz bottle contains over 700 sprays. The microspray provides very good coverage so a little goes a long way. There are many formulations available for particular skin types. KINeSYS also offers Sun Care Kits containing a variety of products for the entire family or for the perfect sun protection needs.
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***Giveaway Closed***
Here is your chance to win! KINeSYS is providing to ONE lucky reader - A 4oz Hydrating Moisturizer w/SPF 15 and a 1oz Kid’s SPF 30 spray. Thanks KINeSYS.
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Giveaway ends on June 4th at 11:59 PM Pacific time. Open to Continental US addresses only. No PO Boxes. Winner will be chosen by random.org and contacted by email. Please respond in 48 hours or a new winner will be chosen. To be fair to everyone, comments not meeting requirements will be deleted. Rules.
Many thanks to KINeSYS for providing the review sample and giveaway product.
Disclosure: I received gratis samples for this review. No monetary compensation was offered or accepted for this post. The opinions above are my own. Others experience may vary.
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May 24, 2010 3:22 PM
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Thank you for the entry! This would be a great giveaway for our trip to Florida this summer. (That is if we can enjoy the beaches)?
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