Many people use the terms sunblock and sunscreen interchangeably. They are not the same though.

Sunscreens absorb ultraviolet light so that it doesn’t reach your skin.

On the other hand, sunblock physically blocks the sun’s UV rays and prevent your skins from getting sunburn & away from the harsh sun rays. The various form of Sun Block can be lotions, oils, sticks, gels, sprays and creams.

Most sunblock includes titanium dioxide or zinc oxide. Although sunblock work well, they are messy, usually opaque (you can see them), and so are typically only used on small areas of a person’s body, like their nose, ears, or cheeks. Fortunately, newer sunblock are invisible, just like sunscreen. In fact, many products contain both a sunscreen and a sunblock.
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A sundress is an informal dress of any shape in a lightweight fabric, most commonly cotton, intended for summer wear. The dress is intended to be worn without a layering top, and the design must therefore cut a balance between modesty and allowing sun exposure.

The sundress is a fun and versatile summer piece. You can play it up with heels and accessories, or keep it simple with flat sandals. Choosing a silhouette that flatters your figure will let you step out with confidence.
If the thought of lots of bare skin this summer makes you want to hide under a baggy cardigan, take a fresh look at how to make fashion work for you right now.
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Baby wet wipes is used for cleaning all kinds of food stain on hand, face or mouth. It is gentle & soft to be used on babies, toddlers and adults. It can also be used to clean feeding utensils prior to meal or snack time and also for cleaning pacifiers, teethers and toys.

In this recent H1N1 (Swine Flu) pandemic, extra care is needed for our babies hygiene habits. Therefore, it is important to use wet wipes to clean our hands and face at all times, especially for the babies because they have very low immune system.

Here are some examples that wipes can be used for:

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