Bethesda Sunscreen Soap

When I picked up the mail yesterday the mail box smelled especially clean and fresh. Why? Because there was a bar of Bethesda Sunscreen Soap waiting for me inside. I happened to be on my way home from the gym when I got the mail, so I took the bar straight into the shower with me to test it out. It smelled even fresher outside of the package and I was excited to smell so clean.

Bethedsda Sunscreen Soap leaves your body covered in a layer of SPF 10 sunscreen and nourishes your skin with with a blend of 50 vitamins courtesy of All-One Vitamins. The vitamin A promotes healthy skin and cell growth, the vitamin C helps promote anti-aging, reduces inflammation and improves the appearance of sun-damaged skin. The vitamin E can help with severe acne and premature aging. The selenium may help prevent certain types of cancer and the zinc has antimicrobial properties. And those are just some of the great things these vitamins do and are just some of the vitamins that will nourish your skin.

Now, you may be wondering why this is so important to me. Well, in the Spring of 2002 I had surgery on my eyelid to remove a squamous cell carcinoma. It was ugly and the surgery was painful. I need all the extra sun protection I can get, I never want to have to deal with that again. My daughters have it even worse. With my skin history and their dad's red hair and fair skin they don't have a chance. So I'm always on the lookout for products that can protect my family's skin. And now thanks to the Family Review Network I've discovered a great product to help in my war against the sun and it's damaging rays. And just because the temperature is dropping I won't be dropping my fight. The fall and winter months are pretty brutal on skin...so don't you forget to take care of your skin too!

One last thing before I go...check out the Melanie Policy. Bethesda Skin Care is giving away a free bar of soap to anyone who is suffering with cancer. Read the policy for details on what you can do to get this bar of soap to your loved ones.