Free Recipe for Natural Sunblock

Experts say "If you can see your shadow, you need sunblock." Did you know the active ingredients in sunblock often dissipate after 6 months? Always use a sunblock, but, don't purchase in bulk or save that last little bit in the bottle for next season. Buy as you go, in order to always have a fresh batch, or, make your own.
Note: This recipe will leave a white nose "lifeguard style."
1 Tbs zinc oxide
1 1/2 tsp light sesame oil
1 Tbs rose water
Mix together the zinc oxide and sesame oil. Heat the mixture gently, using a double boiler, and stir well to mix. Remove from heat and slowly add the rose water, as you continue stirring. Allow to cool completely, and store in a clean container with a tight lid, in the fridge. Yield: 2 oz. Keeps: Up to 10 days in the fridge. Here's a tip save your empty lotion bottles, you can use them to store your natural products in, make sure you clean and sterilize them, before reusing them.