Coppertone

Coppertone

worrly2021-02-03T19:17:29.000Z
YMMV but Coppertone Kids one is zinc (unless they changed the formula) but protected me well
Glossaholic22021-01-26T01:40:53.000Z
If you like the smell of Coppertone, it's a pretty safe buy. Initially I find it a bit screechy, r/o
but when it mellows out a bit, it's really nice.
DinaC2021-01-25T15:42:49.000Z
It's a great summer jasmine. Smells like old school Coppertone. Do you like that scent?
FeeFee342021-01-23T20:17:11.000Z
Thanks I will look at the store and try it out! I’ve used Coppertone Water Babies for years and then
Coppertone Sensitive when they swapped the formula, and I wonder if the Aveeno might have a slightly better texture.
mtvsux2021-01-11T06:35:11.000Z
Re the spf 30, I think you should look at other options...
I'm not super up to date on spf ingredients but that one looks light. Here's what I am pretty sure of: For American Spfs you'll want an "SPF 50+" an
rayoflight2021-01-03T17:37:07.000Z
Both are quite reputable. The companies I mentioned are EU ones, so you're unlikely +
to find their sunscreens in the US, and even if you were to find some, they are probably entirely different products. Same as none of the LRP sun prod
rayoflight2020-12-31T17:53:57.000Z
US sunscreens are rarely actually tested for PPD, mostly just for in-house research because +
it isn't required by the FDA so no company routinely burns tens of thousands of monies to test for that (sunscreen testing in the US isn't quite as ex
mtvsux2020-12-31T17:28:06.000Z
Okay, I'll try that lrp you mentioned. Re: coppertone...
Do you think any of tje Coppertones have a 20+ PPD? Or are good enough for retin a use? If so I'll grab one today for sure. So easy and so cheap.
rayoflight2020-12-31T16:45:03.000Z
I'm not that familiar with the latest US sunscreens, and none of the Japanese or Korean ones +
I rate highly, personally, are white cast-free (like the Anessa milk ones - just as cast-heavy as the EU one since they use basically the same filters
rayoflight2020-12-16T13:38:18.000Z
Whatever is more sustainable and least cumbersome for you. For me, living +
in EU, the Japanese sunscreens are a hassle to get (long transit times and import/customs taxes) but I've had good experiences with Shiseido/Anessa, K