RODAN + FIELDS SUN DAMAGE REMOVER CONTEST! WATCH THE VIDEO OF A NASALLY SUN BURNT MEG EXPLAINING THE GIVEAWAY!

I don't have any sun damage either so good luck to the ladies that enter x x

this is not for me either, but good luck to everyone who enters!!! :)

I don't have sundamage but good idea!

Good luck to everyone!

Oh wow - how generous! I don't really have any reason to enter as I've always been good with the sunscreen and don't have noticeable sun damage (yet anyway!) Good luck to everyone who is entering - I can wait to see how it works for you! :)

It sounds like an interesting product.  I don't need it myself, but good luck to those who are entering, and I can't wait to see what you think.

I hail from the sunburnt country - gloriously-beautiful-but-often-hot-enough-to-fry-an-egg-on-your-car-bonnet, Australia.  To make matters worse, I currently reside in Brisbane - the state capital of the northern most tip of the country.To give you an idea of what the climate is like, take a look at our mean temperatures.  The mean maximum for us is 78°F.  This means on a 'Winter' day the sun is still out, shining away, burning and wreaking damage across all and sundry.  In Winter!!  Our minimum mean temperature is 60 °F.  That's literally as cold as it gets.  Take into account our average annual rainfall of only 45.1 inches each year in total, it's easy to see why I need a little help with battling sun-related damage.Now, Mother Nature has not-so-kindly decided to blight me with another challenge - the horrible skin condition known as eczema.  I suffer from eczema on the insides of my arms and legs and sometimes on my neck where the skin becomes red, dry, itchy and scaly and when it's particularly bad sites can weep, bleed and crust over. Unfortunately for me, the only reliable treatment I've found over the past 26 years I've been afflicted by this horrible disease, is using a solarium tanning bed once every week for an 8 minute session.  Please please believe it's not for the 'bronzed look' - in fact 8 minutes every 7 days barely gives me any colour at all.  The reason I lie in that sun-bed is for the precious UVA and UVB rays that miraculously dissolve any trace of my chronic eczema. I have run the gammut regarding treatments and have used topical creams, oral medications and many many herbal remedies all to little or no avail.  The rays I get from the tanning bed only for a matter of minutes each week is enough to keep my skin healthy and free or any redness, itching and most importantly scarring.But, on the flip-side - as I'm sure Susan realises - living in such a hot and arid climate underneath one of the biggest holes in the ozone layer on this entire planet PLUS having to use a solarium on a weekly basis, means my skin is not in the best shape.  I try to do my best to prevent any lasting damage, but I fear I don't really have any control over it at all.  Should I stop my UV treatment, my eczema would start to slowly ruin my life once again.  Should I move to different state, I would have to leave my partner and his two children from a previous marriage who are rooted in school in a nearby town.  You see my dilemma!I would absolutely LOVE the chance to start undoing some of the horrendous damage my lifestyle has caused my skin, and I promise to be diligent in my honest and detailed analysis of the programs effects.  I am willing to take photos daily if needs be, to correctly monitor the changes. Please Meg and Susan - I would do almost anything to try this line.  ♥

Being of the super-fair skinned, I can't wait to see how the winner enjoys this product. I have been conditioned to be extra careful with my freckles and pale skin, but at least once a year while boating, I manage to get a good burn that convinces me that skin cancer is right around the corner! Best of luck to those who really deserve this product; I really look forward to your before/after images and reviews!

I don't have need for a product like this either, but curious to see how it works out for whoever wins it!

I don't have sun damage ... But good luck !!!

It took me a long time to figure out that tanning = cancer and wrinkles, so now I avoid it like the plague. However, well into my 30's I was still battling my "tanorexia", so I can't judge anyone else. I'll be really interested to see how it works for the lucky winner, though.

I am just dying to try this line! I'm a fair skined Irish/German/Polish lass w/ freckles. However, it took me about 22 years to realize that no matter how hard I tried, I will never get a tan. During my senior year spring break, my best friend and I went to Florida. We the entire last day of our vacation on the beach, my friend got a glorious tan while I came with the sunburn from hell. My face was literally chard, and chunks of skin were falling off. I had to say in bed for 3 days before I could put clothes on. To make matters worse, I was fired from my job, because I told them I wasn't going to go anywhere for spring break so I would be able to work for them. Once I got to Florida, I called in sick on the days I was supposed to work (told them I had the flu), however, when I came back to work I couldn't hide my killer sunburn. Any how, that is only one of the tragic sunburns that I've had throughout my lifetime that has created the sunspots on my face, and the redness on my chin, not to mention my freckles. I've had fine lines since I was in my early twenties, and am scared to see what I'll look like in another 10 years. 

My biggest concern is the sun damage I did all through my years. It all started in 1984, the first year of the tanning beds. It was love at first bed. Not only did I love the beds, but my girlfriend's mom had a tanning unit. ( I can still remember the picture on the box front...a woman with the Farrah Fawcett hair do super duper tanned!) Anyway we would double up. We would go to Funtan in the morning, and do a single tan or splurge and do a double. Then after school we would go to my girlfriends home and put our face as close to the metal grate as possible. Can you say RED LOBSTER? We thought we looked so "hot"! Excuse the pun. lol.  I can still remember after baking for the day, we would wear our baby blue and pink aviator suits rolled up on the bottom with white ked runners and matching socks. The darker our skin was the more flashy the white sneakers and outfits stood out. I look back at pictures and it makes me laugh on one hand, then say "ouch" on the other. Now, 25 years later the sun damage is really prominent and I know why. Yes, it could be due to the aging factor, I'm not a young chick anymore...(Forty One this December) But I know so much of the wrinkling is due to baking myself to a crisp. I would love to be able to use this and monitor my results as I am so obsessed with finding a great product that could reverse the sun damage I once did. If you would consider me...I would be so grateful!Artcandy

I can't wait to see the results of this, good luck to everyone!

I was a sunbed lover but not anymore! but the sun damage i must have caused my skin isnt visable (yet!) so i wouldnt be a good candidate for documenting the results of this-good luck to those who are though!p to the s-is it just me or is meg the spitting image of the lovely Giuliana from E! I watched "Giuliana and Bill" yesterday and i couldnt believe how alike they look! then Giuliana said "we want more bang for our buck" and i was like woah-it is meg!!!!!! :D

Hello Meg !!How are you?I really hope  , fine...I am satisfied to be with your small group of follower because I adoreee your blog!And yes, since Paris I always visit your blog!
Thus just to warn you that my English will not still be good...
Otherwise,
This product in the brilliant sight!Problem with the sun are frequent, and we are always so vulnerable in front of this big god of the light!
Who does not want a beautiful gold-coloured bronzing?It is true that the idea to spread out a big white solar cream neither is terrible, nor sexy!Then we forget, or let us neglect this stage!
This product which seems good to re-adorn these concerns me made drool!
Thank you for this video, you are sparkling above!
Kisses of Paris

Any word on who won?

Ooo I'm interested in seeing the results for this line! I'm a fair skinned girl (hello! my dad is a redhead) who has to try very hard to get any kind of color at all. I don't think I have much skin damage aside from some freckles on the tops of my shoulders (I even worked in a tanning salon for 3 years!). However, my mom has some pretty major sun damage going on. She's in her early 40's and is from the school of "hey, it's ok to lay out with baby oil and iodine with no sunscreen". Freckles, sun spots, rough texture--you name it, she has it. She recently had a lesion on her neck that was diagnosed as basal cell carcinoma that had to be surgically removed. The doctor said that she also has 5 or so cancerous spots on her face that have not reached the lesion stage yet. Right now they just look like scaly, dry spots which have to be repeatedly frozen until they go away. On a side note, her father and grandmother have also had skin cancer. Needless to say, I'm now embracing my paleness and trying to convince her to do so as well! If this line is actually effective, I'd love to give it to her as a present.

congratulations to whoever wins :)

i don't know if i want to be the lab rat right now but maybe afterwards when its proven to work i will use it :P i've been called rudolph since last year because my niose got badly/permanently burnt on vacation in florida :P so after its effectively proven maybe i'll use it :P