Nickypicks
Oily/Resilient
As an Aussie, I personally wouldn't get it. Woolies is home brand not of quality. I wouldn't trust it. I myself only buy Korean sunscreen for my face. for my body, I use the Banana boat SPF or cancer council (both very popular in Australia, cancer council is one of the best for us because it's formulated to prevent skin cancer and the money goes to funding cancer research iirc)
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lavenderduck
Dry/Sensitive
if you're planning on just using it on your own I feel like it might be too much depending on the size. you have to consider that after the PAO is over (which is usually 12 months for sunscreen) the spf might decrease and it won't give you the advertised protection any more.
however if you think you can use it up in time I'd say go for it!
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qilss
Oily/Resilient
Lab Muffin did a detailed review comparing sunscreens from the three major Australian supermarket brands (Coles, Woolworths & Aldi) on her blog
https://labmuffin.com/cheap-australian-spf-reviews-coles-woolworths-aldi/
In terms of protection, I have no doubt that it'll perform well considering how sunscreens are regulated over there. I guess it just comes down to the texture and personal preference.
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Ohnomyskin
Dry/Sensitive
Australia has one of the strictest guidelines for sunscreen. Although this sunscreens does meet the guidelines, it is a budget friendly generic sunscreen, not made to meet any skin type requirements or needs. so it may not suit sensitive skin, might be too thick, leave white cast and clog pores. It's more suited for your body than face. But it's cheap enough to do the trick and if works for you then yay. I personally like to use sunscreen I know is suited to my skin.
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mochiface
Dry/Sensitive
It's only for my body and I'm more concerned of it meeting it's SPF claims and water-resistant claims. Can I confidently trust its claims?
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