Review of Andalou Naturals 1000 Roses Daily Shade Lotion
- Living for Real
- Jun 14
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 18
Andalou Naturals 1000 Roses Daily Shade Lotion is a moisturizer with SPF18 that blends broad-spectrum chemical sunscreens (avobenzone 2.5%, octisalate 5%, octocrylene 5%) with organic botanical actives—rose stem cells, rosehip oil, pomegranate, and berry extracts. Designed for dry, sensitive skin and meant for daily 30+ minute pre-sun use. It’s one of our suggested moisturizer products in our simple and affordable skincare routine.
Pros:
1. Gentle & hydrating - Many users report zero irritation, even on reactive skin. Lightweight, non-greasy texture that doubles as a daily moisturizer.
2. Pleasant rose scent - Most find the natural rose scent subtle and soothing—not overpowering.
3. Affordable & organic - Components are certified organic/fair-trade. It’s also Cruelty‑free, vegan, gluten‑free.
Cons:
1. Low SPF (18) Dermatologists recommend at least SPF 30 for daily sun protection—SPF 18 is considered suboptimal.
2. Chemical UV filters. Uses avobenzone, octisalate, octocrylene; generally better cosmetic feel than mineral filters, but some sensitive skin types report irritation.
3. Rose scent—not for everyone. While subtler than many fragranced products, those ultra-sensitive to fragrance may find it too much.
Pricing: $11-$17
Find it Here: https://amzn.to/44VqaMA
Final Verdict:
Andalou Naturals 1000 Roses Daily Shade Lotion is a botanical, organic formulation with a pleasant rose scent. It’s a great option if you’re looking for a gentle, nourishing daily SPF under $20! It’s a multi-tasker: moisturizer with light sun protection.
A solid budget-friendly facial SPF that doubles as a soothing daily lotion. Dermatologically functional for casual sun protection but will not replace a high‑SPF sunscreen. If your priority is organic ingredients and skincare simplicity, it's definitely worth a try!
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