UV White

UV White

rayoflight2019-01-07T17:49:00.000Z
Just opting for Mexoryl-containing sunscreen might not be the solution you're looking for +++
because as others mentioned, Mexoryls are only used in L'Oreal brands and they are never the only UV filters (they aren't as great as L'Oreal claim sh
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
setoutrunning2018-12-28T18:29:00.000Z
Preference?
Do you have a preference between organic and inorganic? Also any skin type preferences? In general, milky or gel-texture organic sunscreens—including
Tx19872018-12-26T10:18:00.000Z
HUGE thumbs-up for Skin Aqua UV Super Moisture Milk! No white cast at all on me and I'm Indian.
rayoflight2018-12-24T20:09:00.000Z
Depends. Whiter typically means that the particles either due to size or geometry or how they +++
aggregate affect the way visible light is reflected (which human eyes percieve as white in case of zinc). In *most* cases visibility or lack thereof a
aporia2018-12-24T14:24:00.000Z
Most of the Euro high ppd SS i've tried has a white cast to some degree, and I put up with it when +
I need high protection, like for outdoor sports. But for daily use, I love Skin Aqua UV Super Moisture Milk--no white cast, or maybe just a teesy tiny
rayoflight2018-12-21T18:48:00.000Z
That’s also true. I live in Europe, though, so all those filters are +++
readily available even in drug store (and really cheap, like a 200 ml bottle for 2-3 monies), yet sunscreens are still largely greasy/heavy and/or whi
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