Australian Gold

Australian Gold

autumn952019-02-04T14:42:00.000Z
If you are ok with botanicals, algae and titanium dioxide with zinc; many like Australian Gold. +
It is a tinted physical SS. Reviews on MUA
katties2019-02-01T10:44:00.000Z
Koh Gen Do Aqua foundation, Australian Gold Botanical Sunscreen, the Ordinary Marula Oil, Matrixyl+
and resveratrol + ferrulic acid. Covergirl Lash Blast mascara (orange), Cargo Swimmavles Eyeliner, Colourpop eyeshadow and lipgloss. Aquage Silkening
lailaface2019-01-30T14:58:00.000Z
mine +++
- Olay fragrance-free cleanser (HG for over a decade!) - Skin+Pharmacy retinol eye cream (rec by Gothamista, CVS only) - Australian Gold tinted mine
charis72019-01-29T17:26:00.000Z
australian gold is literally like the perfect physical ss imo/ime
autumn952019-01-29T15:41:00.000Z
I prefer tinted physical sunscreen to avoid white cast. My favorite is SkinCeuticals Physical UV +
Defense spf 50. It is pricey. I paid $46.00 Cdn from BeautySense during BF (no tax). Actives are 6% titanium dioxide and 5% zinc. Tinted and lovely
amyzan882019-01-28T18:46:00.000Z
Australian Gold tinted face mineral lotion spf 50 is good IF your face rop
does okay with shea butter, algae, and botanicals. If not, steer clear, because this product may irritate your skin. Otherwise, it's silicone based, a
Jamesie2019-01-22T11:00:00.000Z
Yeah, the tint looks orange in swatches so that's what put me off. BUT if it's more sheer +
in real life (even when applying the full amount) I'd love to try it! This, for example, would be WAY too dark for me: https://www.mydadthechemist
OITNB2019-01-22T09:37:00.000Z
Not one that I’ve ever found. The tinted SS I’ve used I needed to mix with untinted SS++
I’ve tried: Cotz tinted ss (way too tan/orange on me) Australian gold (not bad in the summer but definitely darker than my neck) LRP spf 50 Cool
MooseDog2019-01-22T08:35:00.000Z
Have you tried the Australian Gold Mineral one? I feel like the tint is just to offset the white+
cast but doesn’t really stick around as a coloring. I’m probably NC20ish so not super pale- but if you haven’t tried it, maybe it will do? I think you
SkincareD2019-01-22T07:50:00.000Z
Start with the OTC .1%, it has anti-aging properties, as it is a Vit A derivative. + +
Many dermatologists use differin for anti-aging. It does have anti-aging benefits, but Retin-A is the gold standard because it has been out for so lon