UV White

UV White

jnbfan2021-05-21T21:44:27.000Z
I tanned with Shaka. I wonder if it has to do with several factors. First, maybe the PPD 46 is not +
high enough for my phototype (F IV, naturally olive NC25-30 skintone, never had a sunburn, prone to hyperpigmentation especially with trauma to the sk
dragonflygirl72021-05-19T11:41:48.000Z
Looking for a sunscreen for my son-got him the MDSolarSciences mineral tinted creme, but he didn't++
like it :/ He said it felt slippery and kind of oily, and he didn't want a tint (why did I not know this lol?) We both have olive skin. I love my Elt
jnbfan2021-05-18T18:39:29.000Z
I don't rub vigorously or massage or using blending motions when I apply any of my sunscreens. For +
the Shaka, I've always measured it in a measuring spoon and then gently smooth onto my face with the pads of my ring and middle finger. It applies wit
Winthrop442021-05-12T03:33:52.000Z
It’s this 2021 version I have+
https://www.ratzillacosme.com/sun/anessa-perfect-uv-sunscreen-mild-milk-n-2021/ Just white peony and licorice extracts and my skin likes licorice.
Lizzy282021-05-10T14:18:56.000Z
I have dry, (sun)sensitive Rosacean and I prefer (Euro) chemical ss. Mineral ss tend to dry out rop
my skin. Also they don't offer high enough PPD and they rub off faster than chemical ss. Mineral ss isn't any better/more (environmental)safe/more gen
Winthrop442021-05-04T21:31:26.000Z
This is the one I tried, the 2021 Mild Milk++
https://www.ratzillacosme.com/sun/anessa-perfect-uv-sunscreen-mild-milk-n-2021/ White peony is the only extract besides the licorice which I know my
Chickeys2021-04-07T19:35:28.000Z
I really, really disliked the feel of AG SPF 50 -- it felt rubbery going on (hard to explain) rop
PC SPF 50 is a chemical sunscreen so it'll be similar to the Elta UV Clear SPF 46 -- thin consistency, dries down right away, no white cast. I know s
Lizzy282021-04-01T19:13:55.000Z
I have dry, (sun)sensitive Rosacean skin; N(C)10. I prefer Euro chemical ss; most physical ss rop
dry out/irritate my skin. The only one I can wear is PC Calm Mineral Moisturizer SPF30 N/D (3% ZnO). Not that high SPF and low PPD so I'll only wear i
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
4eyes2021-02-25T16:10:55.000Z
I would recommend: 1. maybe a few times per week, try a good face moisturizer topped w/ a thin+
film of pure petrolatum. I have srsly oily, clog prone skin that is very prone to dehydration and redness, and I swear nothing calms and PLUMPS the s