UV PROTECT

UV PROTECT

rayoflight2019-05-09T21:15:00.000Z
I haven’t seen one bit of evidence that sunscreens with physical filters +++
protect skin for longer (exceptions would be specific inherently unstable filters like avobenzone, regardless of how they are stabilized (just extendi
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
skincarekevin2019-04-30T16:05:00.000Z
I went to a place that sells and installs it...rop...
https://northamerica.llumar.com/automotive-film/benefits-of-window-tint/protect-yourself-from-dangerous-uv-rays
inviticusrex2019-04-30T07:17:00.000Z
these three are HG for me:
nivea sun protect water gel SPF50 / PA +++ 125g (japan) Refill rohto skin aqua UV super moisture gel SPF50+ PA++++ 140g (japan, pump & refill) la r
rayoflight2019-04-23T16:47:00.000Z
Given that majority of physical sunscreens on market are nano zinc/titanium then +++
they work same as organic filters by absorbing UV, only a tiny fraction gets reflected, literally only a couple %. The beautiful tale about zinc/titan
rayoflight2019-04-19T16:03:00.000Z
2nd this, because every time any of the filters, including zinc, are +++
investigated they are shown to be harmful to something, either *contribute* to coral bleaching or something else (like titanium and the hydrogen perox
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
Lizzy282019-04-08T07:01:00.000Z
Here are some links. But if you think about it it makes sense. UV rays go through clothing and rop
windows. The lips are very vulnerable to the sun because they're thin and don't contain any melanin. "Old-fashioned thick, matte, highly pigmented, op
Nols2019-03-09T06:13:00.000Z
SPF = time it takes for protected skin to burn/Time it takes for unprotected skin to burn ++
Remember SPF only refers to UVB not UVA. Basically if your skin normally burns after 10 minutes, an SPF 30 would *theoretically* protect you for 30 t
narzisse2019-03-05T14:12:00.000Z
It’s not converted into a high enough amount of +
Retinoic acid in the skin to genuinely make the skin photosensitized. It’s good that it’s an antioxidant because that’s going to help scavenge free ra