Dig It Apparel
Dig It In The Sun UVA/UVB Indicator
30 Count
Dig It In The Sun UVA/UVB Indicator is rated
out of
5 by
2.
$24.96
Discontinued
Description
Know when to reapply your sunscreen! Dig It In The Sun™ UVA/UVB
indicator reacts to sunlight just like your skin does and tells you when
to reapply sunscreen. The Dot indicator is clear when working, and
changes to a purple colour when it’s time to reapply your sunscreen. The
unique patent-pending skin-mimicking technology reacts to sunscreen
just like your own skin does.
Product Features:
- Latex free
- Hypoallergenic tested
- Dermatologist tested
- Water resistant
- Clinically proven
- Replace Dig It Dot after one day of use
Directions of Use:
One dot per day With clean hands, use tab to remove protective cover
exposing Dig It In the Sun™ Dot. Remove Dot from backing and stick to
clean, hair free dry skin. Cover Dig It In The Sun Dot with sunscreen,
but don't rub in yet. Wait 30 seconds, then gently rub in sunscreen.
Avoid touching once dry.Expose Dig It In The Sun to direct sunlight. Use
exposure scale to check colour. Dot will not change colour indoors or
in shade, must be activated by UV energy Cover all exposed skin with
sunscreen and follow sunscreen manufacturers instructions for use. If
skin irritation occurs discontinue use. Recommend adult supervision with
children under 3.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Grace from
I had heard about a similar product by another company on the Rachael Ray show, but unfortunately it was not available in Canada. So while scouting around I found this Dig It In The Sun spots on Well.ca's website. It was pretty pricey, but after a lot of thought I decided to purchase them. Let me tell you I was not disappointed. It's amazing how little sunscreen we actually apply! The spot was "spot-on" after using it and being in the midday sun my family was totally protected. Considering the rising incidents of skin cancer, I strongly recommend this product.
Date published: 2019-06-03
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Lyndsey from
I had really high hopes for these, which may be why I was slightly disappointing. They do seem to work, but are never "clear" (not even when sunscreen is initially applied according to the directions on the dot). I want to love them, but I'm not sure I'll be re-ordering. I couldn't decide on 3 or 4 stars. They aren't awful, but I also didn't find them super effective. We use mineral sunscreen, so perhaps they would act differently with a chemical based one.
Date published: 2019-08-11
