UV-NON

UV-NON

4eyes2019-07-09T15:16:51.000Z
If you have rosacea, it is a chronic condition that to date, cannot be gotten rid of entirely+
especially if your "rosacea patches" are actually telangactasia matting (patches of tiny broken caps). If that's what they are, no topicals will get
SWIM95NAVY2019-07-05T14:06:24.000Z
Elta MD UV 40 Daily (non-tinted) is the full name. Used for years as my daily ss.
rayoflight2019-06-09T19:21:25.000Z
Different particle sizes/geometries interact with UV radiation differently, micronized and nano zinc/titanium can have much much higher protection fac
Seattlemama2019-06-06T17:37:29.000Z
Currently obsessed with Klairs Soft Airy UV Essence spf 50. I buy it on eBay. It is so cosmetically elegant + non-irritating- not too pricey either. L
MooseDog2019-05-02T11:07:00.000Z
I’m acne prone and find mineral less irritating than chemical on the whole+
I’m currently using Australian Gold tinted mineral face but also use Cotz Prime & Protect (tinted or non-tinted) without issue. In the past, I used
rayoflight2019-04-26T16:32:00.000Z
Not really. Their tinted ones don’t fit my skin, ivory is too +++
white and golden/honey much too dark, so when I try them I can see where exactly they rub off and fade, half is gone within 4 hours or so (double chec
countryham2019-04-16T18:17:00.000Z
kindofstephen is one of my favorite cosmetic & skincare formulators. I follow his +++
Instagram account and speaking for just myself as someone who isn't that educated on the subject, I find he had a good way of explaining some of the c
MooseDog2019-04-16T13:13:00.000Z
1st impressions on Cotz Sensitive Face & Body and Cotz non-tinted Face Prime & Protect
Just a quick update as I had asked about non-tinted mineral sunscreens. I ordered these (as well as Elta MD UV Replenish). I don't like to post full
rayoflight2019-04-11T17:46:00.000Z
Yes, of course. The non-nano zinc and titanium options are white as kabuki makeup, and the +++
top mineral filters with high-ish PPD (think 20+) and great critical wavelength ratings are all nano sized. It’s when the average particle size gets t
rayoflight2019-04-02T10:47:00.000Z
100% . As the video explains the dark color comes from UV filters +++
interacting with UV light and I have tested many physical sunscreens myself (both nano and micronized in various combinations) under UV light and both