Ducray

Ducray

aporia2021-01-05T23:00:23.000Z
Update: Ok, actually, if I pat some Ducray Melascreen over the top of this (which is too light for +
my skin normally), it comes out a really nice color, and I feel super protected. Maybe it's a keeper after all.
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
4eyes2020-12-08T17:47:26.000Z
Some options if you are peri are to go on a low-dose BCP. Not for everyone, and you have to+
evaluate your health risks. Another option is Rx spiro, which many drs will not rx w/o you being on BCP, unless you are totally done w/ peri and are
rayoflight2020-12-01T10:16:30.000Z
Avene and A-Derma make decent ones, they are part of same Pierre Fabre group, so there are +
similarities between some of their products, they use a lot of Tinosorb M, so their products do tend to look white on the skin. Also, Ultrasun, Uriage
Redwings112020-11-29T23:47:29.000Z
Here’s my list:
Cocokind Oil to Milk Cleanser - smells very strong like geranium, doesn’t spread well and doesn’t rinse clean Ducray Melascreen Photo-Aging Global Se
4eyes2020-11-29T14:22:55.000Z
I agree. Plant oils and extracts and fragrances can often worsen pigment issues, and UV exposure+
propbably the #1 cause. There are sometimes other causes, such as medications, medical conditions, and hormones, but UV exposure will make anything
rayoflight2020-11-21T17:06:51.000Z
Sunscreen only works when applied properly and the testing is +
done using 2mg per each cm^2. That’ll provide the protection claimed on the label. Even applying a tiny fraction less = drastically lower protection.
4eyes2020-11-12T13:02:29.000Z
No. Glycolic doesn't have the same pigment blocking action as azelaic, and azelaic doens't have as+
much of an exfoliative action as glycolic. Also, azelaic has more antibacterial action. They both will help pigment issues, but in different ways.
rayoflight2020-11-10T21:13:23.000Z
I'm in Europe, so BP is considered a drug here, as a consequence we get +++
far fewer product options and they prescription-only (up to 10%, anything higher requires script) in pharmacies. So I switched from Cordes BPO 3% leav
rayoflight2020-11-02T09:50:13.000Z
As below: EU sunscreens, for example, Ducray Melascreen - great. And also, not just aggressive +
sunscreen use. Meaning: doing your best to apply as close to the recommended amounts of 2 mg/cm^2 and re-applying as often as possible but also not fo