UV-NON

UV-NON

aporia2019-03-28T20:29:00.000Z
Guys! After years of experimenting & reading this board, I finally have a solid SS plan for summer++
Face: Daily wear to office: Skin Aqua UV Super Moisture Milk 15-min bike ride from office to house: Biore UV Perfect spray over makeup Non-office
rayoflight2019-03-19T20:01:00.000Z
Calculated or in vitro protection ratings aren’t that reliable, so it’s +++
not useful, especially for non-chemists. With zinc and titanium the particle size, geometry, coatings have a huge effect on protection so for those tw
rayoflight2019-03-09T18:16:00.000Z
There’s unlikely to be enough sunscreen left on skin after 6-8 h, even if the +++
filters would be stable after 6-8 h. Given that allegedly people on average touch their own faces 2000-3000x a day without realizing it sunscreen is j
Coloredpencils2019-03-05T19:18:00.000Z
The octinoxate kills my eyes+
In so many foundations these days! Makes my eyes watery, puffy, and gummy. And it migrates like crazy so wven a small amount can cause issues. I am a
meggan8082019-02-16T12:55:00.000Z
I took out the bit about the Allie ss after looking more closely at the ingredients. It contains +
triethylhexanoin, which I suspect is what clogged me in the previous version. The Mineral Moist Neo version was my HG. *sigh* I see a bottle of it on
girlyglam2019-01-15T15:17:00.000Z
Sorry for the repost-hate to be annoying! But thoughts on adding the following to my routine?
I'm 34, and my concerns are anti-aging (noticing some fine lines on my forehead), keeping breakouts at bay (used to be very acne-prone which has gotte
dani2152019-01-07T14:49:00.000Z
Color and texture. EltaMd is more spreadable/silicone-y, Clinique is more watery texture and++
leave a shinier finish. The bottle is really nice since it's easy to control the amount dispensed. I wear this on my face with powder foundation brush
rayoflight2018-12-13T20:54:00.000Z
I hear you in the complexity. It's why beauty community likes to compartmentalize in +++
the mineral/physical vs organic/chemical categories, but that perspective leaves out a lot of facts (basically each filter is somewhat unique and has