UV PROTECT

UV PROTECT

rayoflight2020-08-07T08:52:50.000Z
Maybe not that recent but I really like the A-Derma Kids sunscreens +
both the lighter version in spray bottle and the lotion one in tube (I use both on body). It’s essentially Avene Kids sunscreen with same filters but
aporia2020-08-03T18:56:02.000Z
Today's SS while I'm indoors is Kose Suncut UV Protect Gel. If I do something outside later it +
will be either LRP Shaka, LRP Comfort Lotion, or Avene sunscreen stick (if in the water) for face, Coppertone Sport for body.
rayoflight2020-07-30T10:30:48.000Z
The spray formulas for kids by Avene and A-Derma are fragrance-free and +
top notch protection (the EU formulas), but they are on the white side. The La Roche-Posay kids spray (EU version with Shaka Protect Tech) has lighter
spookydeuce2020-07-19T22:28:55.000Z
Kose Suncut Aqualy UV Protect Gel.
jambon882020-07-13T14:25:52.000Z
Have you tried anything from CoTZ? The sensitive skin/baby one (same formula) is not tinted. ++ ROP
The CoTZ lightly tinted spf 35 is the lightest tinted one. It is lighter than EltaMD UV Physical, Australian Gold tinted face (original formula/tint),
rayoflight2020-06-23T08:26:31.000Z
I’ve never seen any evidence that the brush on powders work to +
provide any protection the way they get applied. You certainly would get protection if you were to apply the required amounts of powder, but then a ty
cyrusthevirus2020-06-17T01:12:49.000Z
EltaMD UV Lotion is really nice but it's only SPF 30. Banana Boat Simply Protect Sensitive is +
my favorite SPF 50 for the body but it's a combination SS.
claud92020-05-26T14:46:03.000Z
Have you tried kerastase hair elixir oil? It really helped my damaged hair. Also bumble & bumble ++
invisible hairdresser’s UV primer oil helps protect my hair from heat damage.
telleson2020-05-09T18:33:47.000Z
Do regular medical masks protect from UV rays?
I'm actually wearing a mask I made at home from cotton. Will this protect the area of my face that's covered from UV rays or do I need a special mask
Lizzy282020-05-03T12:00:31.000Z
There are no true "color safe" shampoos. Even shampoos w/o sulfates will fade colour. rop
The cleansing agents (detergents) do matter, as well as the pH. Most shampoos are alkaline and you'll need a pH 4.5-5.5. Every time you wash your hair