Angelika I have never introduced a Rundbrief Top Product before, as experienced newsletter readers know. But with the sun screen "Maui Babe," I couldn't hold back any longer. The name itself is brilliant. The product promises an even tan without burning the skin. I believe such a thing is commonly referred to as tanning lotion. However, "Maui Babe" contains no chemicals and is free from artificial dyes. The balm is mixed according to an old family recipe using Hawaiian natural ingredients (including Kona coffee - that can only be good).

I normally wouldn't have tried it because without sunscreen featuring a high SPF, I turn lobster red in minutes. But our neighbor in San Francisco, who is a die-hard Hawaii vacationer and has skin just as sensitive as mine, had raved about it. Additionally, I had recently heard a report that scientists are now experimenting with coffee-based sunscreen. You can also apply regular sunscreen underneath a layer of "Maui Babe" without any problems. I did a self-test on my legs because Michael always teased me about how white they were.

Actually, an elegant brown tone spread over my legs, which I had also applied sunscreen to just to be safe (though don't expect miracles). The skin was smooth and soft and not dried out. However, the cream is very oily, and after applying it, the book I had been reading also got a few stains.

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