UV PROTECT

UV PROTECT

4eyes2021-03-25T02:46:47.000Z
don't do a peel for redness - it will make redness worse. i'd also steer clear of peels for the+
chest, period. skin is thinner there than on face. If you want to reduce redness and discoloration: 1. #1 cause is UV exposure, including daily and i
rayoflight2021-03-21T10:52:01.000Z
Well, nothing in skin care is 'a must', it just depends on what someone wants to use +
and with what products or ingredients that hypothetical someone has good results with. So trying to fit into someone else's routine isn't always the b
jambon882021-03-09T21:20:27.000Z
pbi. My understanding is that the damage is cumulative. That is, the dark spots/freckles on your arm
might not be related to your last 6-12 months of sunscreen and sun avoidance behavior, but could reflect damage accumulated in childhood, teens, early
aporia2021-03-06T16:19:32.000Z
For low exposure days: Kose Suncut UV Protect Essence; for ww kayaking, Mesoestetic SS stick
jambon882021-02-24T21:52:21.000Z
Oh, if you have La Roche Posay products available and accessible to you currently, I wouldn't bother
with ordering Olay online. Especially if it means higher prices. I'm all about what is easy and currently accessible to you. I'm not a La Roche Posay
rayoflight2021-02-04T13:00:55.000Z
No, SPF 100 or other numbers is a real thing, many EU-made sunscreens are over SPF100 too, they +
just aren't allowed to write the actual numbers on the packaging, so anything higher than SPF60 is just SPF50+ aka 'very high protection'. It's kinda
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
rayoflight2020-10-21T22:08:00.000Z
I prefer Paula's Choice C15 Booster for ascorbic acid, it has similar ingredients to +
Skinceuticals: the vitamin C in its active form, ascorbic acid, the correct form of vitamin E and ferulic acid and a few other antioxidants that seem
Lizzy282020-09-25T20:36:43.000Z
Huge 2nd. And health over vanity/discomfort, always. You don't want skin cancer, premature aging rop
sunspots etc. Sun hats etc. won't fully protect against UV rays and I assume you're not wearing a hat insides. Ever since using Tretinoin I wear SPF30
rayoflight2020-08-12T20:16:16.000Z
Not much. It’s not a thing that actually happens when sunscreen and makeup “cross paths” on skin +
and you really shouldn’t have that worry high up on your priority list. Avobenzone goes “off” regardless, just the filters and other ingredients that