Australian Gold

Australian Gold

redwings112019-04-14T06:52:00.000Z
Australian Gold Botanical Mineral Tinted SPF50 is great. +rop
I have dry skin and this pretty well acts like a primer for me. Also, the coverage is so natural, it evens out my skin tone so much that I barely use
katties2019-04-14T03:17:00.000Z
They work differently. Primer is tacky, and it supposed to grab eyeshadows better and make them+
last longer without creasing. Personally, I find a primer works much better than concealer under eyeshadow. However, most of the time I use a general
redwings112019-04-13T15:23:00.000Z
Australian Gold Botanicals Tinted SPF50
lailaface2019-04-12T17:31:00.000Z
Biore Watery Essence and Australian Gold mineral tinted for face are both matte on me. ++
In fact, the AG is *too* matte/drying for me to use daily. The Biore would be more "slightly matte."
countryham2019-04-09T12:34:00.000Z
@kindofstephen, a cosmetic and skincare formulator, presents some evidence to suggest that % of SS +
filters alone is not enough information to really give you a sense of SPF and UVApf (think this is similar to PPD and PA rating). https://www.instagra
benette2019-04-09T12:00:00.000Z
I was going to try the Australian Gold but I'm seeing reviews that say it doesn't protect well +
due to the low percentage of actives, and people are getting sun spots and getting burned. Thoughts? ETA: I'm looking into this pretty heavily and
lailaface2019-04-09T00:08:00.000Z
Biore Watery Essence or Australian Gold tinted mineral
redwings112019-04-08T20:58:00.000Z
Australian Gold tinted is my HG too!
MooseDog2019-04-08T15:23:00.000Z
For tinted, Australian Gold Mineral Tinted face is my HG after trying $ to $$$$ types. For non+
non-tinted - I posted about this below.... on the hunt... I have ordered a few options from Cotz and Elta MD (I use physical only). Good luck!
independent2019-04-08T07:54:00.000Z
What to buy in Denmark/Europe?
My sister is on vacation and offered to buy me some Nordic skincare. Any recommendations? Current routine: AM: neutrogena hydroburst gel, Australian