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Sorry, this isn't a question, but the other day I posted a question about tanning moisterisers and someone commented that you have to be careful using the Johnson's one as it cancels out the effect of UPV sunscreen and you might burn. I thought I'd check it out with Johnson & Johnson and here is their response:
Thank you for your recent email regarding our Johnson's\ Holiday Skin. I can confirm that this product does not negate the effect of sun lotions/creams. We would just recommend that you apply the lotions at separate times for example the sun protection lotion in the morning and holiday skin in the evening so that they do not combine with one another and leave an uneven coverage.
Please contact me again on 0845 6012261 should you require any further information.
So, it looks like we're safe to continue using both.
Safe (and non-streaky) tanning everyone!
Karen x
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Thought anyone reading this thread might like to know that I tried the Loreal one and it worked fab though was a bit more expensive �6.99 a bottle, and also the Dove one which made my nails so yellow it looked like I smoked 80 rolly's a day even though I washed them straight after use. It also made my legs really streaky even though I had exfoliated been very careful, a friend of mine also had this problem with the Dove one.
Hi Dot,
Sorry I've only just seen your response. Hope you see this. Sounds awful what happened to your daughter. I guess Johnson's do test these sorts of creams,but perhaps you should contact them to tell them what happened to your daughter. Sounds like she had a nasty reaction to both creams mixed together.
Take care
Kx