Ultrasun

Ultrasun

4eyes2019-04-26T08:26:00.000Z
Generally 2nd, but I have found that 2 of PC's spf30 ss's work well for daily use where I'm not+
getting a lot of exposure - the Hydralight w/ ZnO and TnO, and the tinted Resist w/ same actives. The tint is a little too pale and pink, but I wear
violet_avalon2019-04-24T18:22:00.000Z
Ultrasun also have one but never tried it.
winthrop442019-04-23T17:28:00.000Z
Which Ultrasun are you using?
rayoflight2019-04-23T17:17:00.000Z
The EU ones that have SPF50+ are supposed to have actual SPF of at least +++
59,9 (or something like that), but most SPF50+ ones are typically even higher than that. It’s also *supposed* to result in slightly higher PPD ratings
susie032019-04-23T05:04:00.000Z
Ultrasun do a Sport spf 50 spray. Great protection IME
rayoflight2019-04-21T13:44:00.000Z
That’s assuming you don’t use any other products. Sunscreen +++
should go on last if you use other cosmetics and pretty much everything you try to apply on top of sunscreen can affect the layer of filters negativel
jnbfan2019-04-21T12:34:00.000Z
I pretty much use serums at night now. But I have normal skin leaning oily so the sunscreen is +
Enough for moisturizing. I prioritize ss, retinoids (night) and vit c (night). I use other serums at night depending on what I need. Ultrasun has real
mlgaudet2019-04-21T12:27:00.000Z
I'm using ultrasun sunscreen and it says to apply to clean dry skin. r/o
I typically like to put my serums on, but it feels strange to put sunscreen on first followed by serums. Is this what you are all doing with your sun
Jnbfan2019-04-16T09:55:00.000Z
Shaka fluid is supposed to have some of the highest protection on the market right now. Ultrasun has
Tinted fluids. So does Daylong. Bioderma has the Max Creme in a tint with UVA 38. Ultrasun also has a tinted body sunscreen. I don't think they as hig
Jnbfan2019-04-15T11:18:00.000Z
2nd. Ultrasun has a sunscreen with a bronze tint. The tint washes off.