Piz Buin Allergy or 1-day for holiday in Corfu?

[TheOneWithTheNicestSmile]

We're going next weekend so it won't be blistering, & I won't be sunbathing, anyway but my skin is weirdly sun-sensitive & breaks into red itchy bumps in some places, purplish pin-prick dots in others.

I just want to be able to walk around in the sun & be comfortable!

TIA

loose clothes?

temperature irrelevant. Peak UV is one month away.

And there was me thinking your post was about how you were possibly allergic to Piz Buin and I was going to say, "Me too! It makes me break into red itchy bumps."

I presume you're certain it is always the sun you are reacting to, and not the effect of the sun on a chemical suncream, or prickly heat? To be on the safe side, you could try something like Sunsense Toddler Milk - it was recommended to me by a dermatologist!...

Oh I do the long loose clothes anyway, specialsubject - but forearms, feet & ankles, chest & neck still catch some sun

Rabbitstew, I've been getting it for 40 years - can't blame Piz Buin (I have read about them changing one ingredient & people coming out in rashes)

What I get is \link{http://m.netdoctor.co.uk/diseases/facts/lighteruption.htm\PEL} I think, though I used to call it prickly heat

Also I had a 6-month course of chemo 13 years ago & it's been worse since then

Just googled the sunsense toddler milk - that sounds very promising, thanks!

rabbitstew - the sunsense toddler milk is absolutely perfect, thanks so much for the suggestion It's lovely to use & really effective. I was on an open boat for 3 hours yesterday (out at 9.30 am, back at 2.30pm) plus wandering around in the sun in between & had no problems at all!

Brilliant!

My severely allergic son can only use piz buin allergy.

I have sun allergy and the only way I can sit in the sun is using Piz buin allergy cream. I never burn and go a lovely shade of brown. However I used it on my son for the first time ever this week as we'd ran out of his P20 and he had an allergic reaction to it