Protect, Nourish & Moisturize with SOLES Sunblock

SOLES SPF50 Superior Sunblock Lotion provides you with maximal protection from the harmful UVR (ultraviolet rays) of the sun. Apply SOLES before you venture outdoors or before enjoying outdoor sports and recreation. Adopt adequate protection from the harmful rays of the sun and care for your precious skin. Look young, fresh and lovely with beautiful skin. 

Neutral fragrance

SOLES is fragrant-free. This is most welcoming since certain people are not agreeable with certain scents. It is suitable for everybody. Great for protecting and hydrating your skin, it does not clog skin pores and is sweat resistant and oil-free. 

Fortification

What makes SOLES extraordinarily special is its holistic and natural formulation synergized solely for your benefit. SOLES contains a potpourri fortification of natural goodness and time-tested ingredients. These include vitamin E, Elastin, Cucumber, Chamomile and Bearberry extract. They protect, nourish and hydrate your skin.

Vitamin E

Vitamin E is widely regarded and received as an anti-ageing agent. It’s ideal for intake as well as application and like vitamin D, it’s excellent for your skin. Vitamin E is an antioxidant that protects and repairs your skin and antioxidants are agents that neutralize the oxidant effect of free radicals, which are molecules that damage collagen and cause skin dryness, fine lines and wrinkles. 

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Pandelela Rinong anak Pamg is resolutely a national treasure! She created national history on several occasions but it was her culminating bronze medal win at the 2012 London Olympics that sealed her place in the creme de la creme of the world’s best female divers. She is inarguably the nation’s most prolific aquatic star ever and an irrefutable national hero.

A Piscean, born March 1993, Pandelela hails from a modest farming family in Bau Sarawak – a region whose people played a pivotal role in “white” Sarawak history and known for their bravery and resolve. She received her early education from SJK(C) Stampin and SMK Tabuan Jaya in Sarawak and currently is pursuing a degree in Sports Management - Sports Science at University Malaya.

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Steve Khiew – A super “10”

Steve Khiew Hoe Yean is only 10 years old yet he has illustrated such kinship to being a convincing champion. Born September 2002 under the zodiac sign of Virgo, he shows such conviction in yearning to do well and pursues his goals with such single-mindedness. Steve was introduced to the pool at age 7 when he watched elder brother Jackson learn to swim and soon joined in.

A student of SJKC Jalan Davidson, he is above-average academically but sits on the pinnacle in age group swimming meets. At the 2012 MSSMKL (Kuala Lumpur School Sports), he took home 5 gold medals and etched 2 records to his name. He then proceeded to grab another 5 gold with 2 records at the 2012 Kuala Lumpur Age Group Championships. There was more to come. A couple of months later at the 2012 National Age Group Championships, he depicted such steadfastness and won 6 medals in total - divided equally with 3 gold and 3 silver.

What’s noteworthy is that all these wins were accomplished at a “disadvantage” year – meaning he was competing with swimmers a year older.Steve credits his performance to proper stroke techniques which he learned from his early coach – former national swimmer Wong Tuck Kar. Presently, he is enrolled into DSA Swim Academy at Bukit Jalil and has been training under Coach Daniel Lim for 2 years. His mother, dance instructor Mayee, is his pillar of strength and motivation. She inculcates good values, discipline and outlook and is conscientious about issues like proper and balanced diet, devotion to training, consciousness and awareness as well as a healthy attitude. She pointed out that a lot of sacrifice has to be made en route to achieving encouraging results.

“Do you engage in other sports” we asked? In a huff, Steve exclaimed that he is also into Double Dutch Skipping – a sport that is gaining huge and rapid popularity amongst kids. Unsurprisingly, he is good at it too. Somehow, this helps to affirm our notions that kids who are good in a particular sport is likely to be adaptably good in other sports too. It might well be that he becomes a good dancer in time to come as well. After all apart from flare, it also involves physicality and techniques.

Blue and orange are his favorite colors. He is naturally attracted to such shades. We sometimes wonder whether there’s any truth to zodiacal influence in our affinities towards colors. Nevertheless, it’s exciting to observe tendencies and inclinations. Blue represents water while orange reflects dare and audacity. Steve has it all!

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