I really thought I’d finish my series of #mulusurvivaltips / Mulu reviews before I got
to this but since the feed algorithm hates photos of waterfalls and trees, I’m serving you #beach sunscreen realness instead 💅 This #reviewwithaview comes from Kota Kinabalu of course, the last destination of my recent trip to Borneo. When island hopping, it’s essential you wear #sunscreen! Even more essential that it’s #coralreeffriendly too 🙌 This checks all the boxes while being #crueltyfree 🐇 It’s still unfortunately in a huge tub of plastic that especially after picking 3 full bags of in just a short moment of snorkelling, I’m feeling really bad for 🤿 One thing at a time, I suppose? Diving in Sabah over the span of my growing up in the region, one theme that keeps getting to me is the ever shrinking of her coral reefs 🪸 Bleaching sunscreen ought to be banned! 🗯️ It’s shocking that they’re still allowed to be sold especially in shops in the region knowing full well that unknowing tourists may be harming the environment 😕 Then again, the same government actors refuse many seaside communities proper trash & refuse facilities so their trash all ends up in our oceans. This #vegansunscreen does feel a little oily on the skin, especially coming from mineral sunscreens but it seems fairly effective. I’ve got this ridiculous set of 3 eye 👁️ sunnies that would’ve given me the most hilarious suntan had I not applied this religiously. I know they’ve also got a huge bottle of this and honestly in the interest of me turning the 40s of my 20s this year, especially in sunny-ass Singapore, I might start wearing sun protection lotion more so I don’t have a 70s in my 30s moment 💀
