Australian Gold

Australian Gold

Redwings112021-05-09T23:43:50.000Z
This is a good one. I also like Australian Gold
jambon882021-05-09T23:05:32.000Z
I have oily skin and have always been conscious of my pore size. They seem so distinct to me. And of
course, my husband does not really have a single visible one (or sebaceous filaments) at all on his skin (though a doctor once told me men's facial sk
MooseDog2021-05-03T15:25:50.000Z
Australian Gold Mineral Tinted sunscreen. Hands down.
Sayuri12021-05-02T14:52:26.000Z
Australian gold. It does protect from sun ( park&breakfast outside tested:)
zingss2021-04-30T16:39:57.000Z
I just got some Australian gold with a light tent today. It feels great.
jambon882021-04-30T16:38:44.000Z
Is it because you haven't found a powder that mattifies enough? This is a really hard question in ++
my own personal experience because I have yet to find an answer to this myself. I have oily skin and pretty much believe every single SS I've ever tri
pinkpeonies2021-04-29T19:12:20.000Z
makeprem blue ray and PC resist spf 30 are both fantastic. Australian Gold is great, too.
kimk2021-04-29T19:03:37.000Z
Australian Gold is dryish - and tinted a bit. I've never had it rub off on anything, but it's not
drying either. I get mine at Menard's (seriously!) but Ulta has it too. :) I just got an EltaMD one that isn't greasy either... Lemme think for a
MsTapp2021-04-22T19:57:00.000Z
Just Australian Gold tinted sunscreen
Redwings112021-04-19T23:19:08.000Z
Yes, a couple years ago. I found it creamier than Australian Gold but haven’t repurchased ++
as I’ve tried a number of other sunscreens since then. Not a lot of reviews on it but I did post one after using it.