ANESSA

ANESSA

luv7girl2021-12-28T04:09:17.000Z
has anyone tried the Anessa Perfect UV White Lightening ss, or any of +
the several Anessa ss from Japan? If you have, I’m very interested in your thoughts about it? It’s in my Cart at yesstyle. TIA!
rayoflight2021-11-29T14:31:28.000Z
Yes, like 10 years ago. The physical formulas just can't measure up to +
decent ''regular'' sunscreens that often also use insoluble filters (most of the world has twice as many physical/insoluble UV filters besides the two
jnbfan2021-10-16T16:07:28.000Z
I have this issue too with EU sunscreens I tried like the LRP Pediatrics range and +
the Invisible Fluid and the Hydrating Cream. All of those drip off like melted butter. Same with SVR, Eucerin, Ultrasun, Heliocare, Louis Widmer, Altr
aporia2021-08-09T21:30:28.000Z
I love everything about it except for the tint, which is too dark for me. So I've mostly been using+
it by dabbing it on top of other SS that are too light, like Anessa. I got mine on Ebay but just checked and it looks like all that's available right
aporia2021-08-09T17:04:57.000Z
Yes, I did know that, thanks to reading this board :) I've been wondering if I should just use US +
SS for water activities, even though the UVA protection isn't as high. Anessa has done pretty wall on my home water-resistance tests, but it still see
jnbfan2021-08-09T16:44:07.000Z
I know exactly what you mean! That happens to me with virtually every "resistant" EU sunscreen
from the popular brands like LRP, Bioderma etc. Daylong Extreme was a little better though. Did you know the water resistance standards for EU are lo
aporia2021-07-27T00:57:09.000Z
Well, I can’t really use it properly because the tint is too dark for me. But when I do put it on, +
I love the consistency and how moisturizing it is. And it just goes on so nicely. The only way I’ve been using it is dabbing it on over some thing wit
aporia2021-07-26T00:00:08.000Z
Anessa, mesoestetic mesoprotech, a-derma sunscreen stick +
None are HG, my skin type is dryish, somewhat clog prone, and sensitive to UV since I use tretinoin
showtimelakers2021-07-16T01:10:18.000Z
I would go with a Japanese sunscreen Anessa perfect milk+
SPF 50. It is tenacious and Japan is a very humid country so many sunscreens are made to hold up. ratzillacosme.com has postings of many sunscreens t
quakingaspen2021-07-04T02:28:01.000Z
Good to know. The Anessa is a really solid product so tenacious.+
Do you live in a humid climate? This is an interesting review from ratzillacosme where she talks of doubts of PPD: https://www.ratzillacosme.com/sun/