Feb 15, 2016: I used this yesterday during a visit to New York City. I've lived in New Jersey for about five years (except for a 6-month gap, I've been living here since 2010); and it was the coldest day I've ever seen. Temperatures in the morning hovered around 0 degrees Fahrenheit (-18 degrees Fahrenheit with wind-chill). I spent over two hours outside; and except for the sting getting through when the wind gusted, I had no problems. Although it leaves a bit of a shine on my face, I consider that a really minor point. This stuff really does work to protect against windburn and frostbite. As far as I'm concerned, it's tried and true. Still highly recommended. Original post: This Dermatone skin protector is great. I tried it out yesterday playing some recreational outdoor sand volleyball at Central Park. It was in the high 30s/low 40s Fahrenheit with occasional gusts of cold wind. This stuff blocked it all out; and I didn't feel any sting from the wind. When I first received it, the tin was smaller than I expected, but I only needed a dab to cover my face (I'm male and have a medium to maybe slightly large head). By the way, it feels like really soft wax and is easy to apply. This stuff beats carrying around a scarf to shield my face; and it even has some sun-protection built in, which is nice (I'm Filipino-American, but I've had mild sunburn in the past). Highly recommended.
