Hawaiian Sun

All I’ve ever wanted on vacation is some nice sunscreen that doesn’t leave me feeling like a gross, oily sweat ball.

In Hawaii we laid by the pool, swam in the salty ocean, and adventured around town. I ALWAYS, and I mean always, had my Silk Hydration Sunscreen with me. When I was less diligent in applying, my skin would fry. My smart husband reapplied every hour or so and his skin never turned red. I on the other hand would get distracted, forget to apply and regret it later… Don’t do that!

But like I said, it can be such a pain to reapply sunscreen that feels like melted butter on your skin. Meanwhile you’re in the sun so you do actually feel like you’ve been basted and plopped in the oven. No thanks.

Nobody wants swass. Nobody wants to feel sticky. Bleh.

Unfortunately a lot of sunscreens really do make you feel that way. They smell like baby oil (which isn’t really what you want to smell like), and leave you feeling all greased up, but my friends that is not the case with Hawaiian Tropic. It smells like orangesicles (yum) and feels weightless. You don’t even notice that you have it on. Aloha therapy!

I’ll be honest. As a teen, I really wasn’t very considered about my skin. I felt young and careless (we all go through that). But now, as I age, I am becoming more and more aware of the changes that my skin is going through… Scary! I want to stay wrinkle free please! I never wore sunscreen as a kid, but now I’m like sheesh I better lather this stuff on. I’m super glad that I found Silk Hydration Sunscreen because the number one reason I hated bearing sunscreen growing up is because it made me feel sticky and that’s no longer a problem.

So, moral of the story is, whether your at your local pool, a beautiful beach, hiking, biking, whatever it is, don’t forget your sunscreen! As if you don’t already have a million other people telling  you that… #sorryimnotsorry

xoxo,

Karlee

I’m sharing Hawaiian Tropic in my life as part of a sponsored series for Socialstars™. All thoughts and opinions are my own. #HawaiianTropicCrowd