EltaMD

EltaMD

MKM710122021-04-26T14:24:40.000Z
This is the one I'm testing ++
https://eltamd.com/products/eltamd-uv-sheer-broad-spectrum-spf-50
MKM710122021-04-25T16:43:53.000Z
EltaMD UV Sheer SS first impression ++
There IS a white cast. I am around NW15 & it BARELY tolerable on my light skin tone. On the upside, when I go out, half my face will be covered by my
katemvirginia2021-04-07T16:08:43.000Z
i had that same issue w/ EltaMD I use Heliocare360 Mineral Tolerance Fluid SPF 50 PA++++
kimk2021-04-06T15:19:11.000Z
Got a sample in the mail of the EltaMD UV sheer broad spectrum SPF 50+ and I think I like it!+
Enough that I might even get it - it's got a code for 20% off, so I might just spring for it. It might be a little too moist for hot weather, but we'l
Lorel12021-04-03T14:06:32.000Z
I like Eltamd physical 41 tinted.
Protects well Blends great into skin Has not caused irritation on my rosacea skin
bluemeanie2021-03-24T19:49:46.000Z
2nd. This is 1 of 2 EltaMD s/s that are HG for me.
jaqi162021-03-23T19:44:15.000Z
Eltamd spf 30+ facial
laserpewpew2021-03-11T14:18:30.000Z
Thank you! Unfortunately CeraVe and Cetaphil tend to break me out, but I love Cosrx and Eucerin! +
Which SS do you prefer under makeup? I currently use EltaMD.
FuriousNeptune2021-03-11T00:53:52.000Z
I agree with the first sentence but not the second. There is a significant difference between
say an SPF 15 and an SPF 60 when you factor in usage rate. But an SPF 30 and 41 are so close that the difference isn’t very significant. 1/5 usage:
FuriousNeptune2021-03-10T15:24:14.000Z
96.67 % UVB rays blocked vs 97.56 % UVB rays blocked. Very little difference. The EltaMD might
have slightly better UVA protection as it contains TiO2 while the PC is ZO-only. Both are protective physical sunscreens.