Ultrasun

Ultrasun

rayoflight2021-12-13T18:01:48.000Z
Best might be subjective and depends on your particular needs, what issues you're +
targeting and what textures/finishes you prefer. But to answer your question, in no particular order, the brands that have more than 1 or 2 product
4eyes2021-12-05T13:38:15.000Z
good explanation. the psychological factors are very real, and the relative cost is an important+
point. overpriced may be no issue if you have a lot of disposable income, but if you are on a budget or are just budget oriented, one need not spend
rayoflight2021-11-29T14:31:28.000Z
Yes, like 10 years ago. The physical formulas just can't measure up to +
decent ''regular'' sunscreens that often also use insoluble filters (most of the world has twice as many physical/insoluble UV filters besides the two
Lizzy282021-11-13T19:55:08.000Z
Ultrasun sunscreens don't wear well on my (very) dry skin; quite drying. The other 2 are nice as rop
are Mustela Baby Very High Protection Sun Lotion SPF50+ and LRP Anthelios Ultra Fragrance-Free SPF50+.
jnbfan2021-11-13T19:52:11.000Z
For dry skin, LRP Ultra Cream or the SVR Cicavit. Ultrasun is nice too but had a white cast
And the Derma and Anglamark are very poor/inconsistent quality small brands (Euro sunscreens are not tightly regulated as medicine like Australia and
mannequin2021-11-13T19:27:21.000Z
Recs for a Euro spf for dry skin? Looking at these. +
Ultrasun Face Anti-Ageing Lotion SPF 50+ Derma Sun Lotion SPF50 Änglamark Sun Face SPF50 Want to avoid octinoxate, and I don't like matte finishe
Lizzy282021-11-05T12:14:10.000Z
pbi the SPF in most lip products isn't broad-spectrum; lacking proper sun protection; esp. UVA. rop
And you would need to apply a lot in order to achieve the listed SPF. Best is to use a specific SPF lip balm like LRP, Avene or Ultrasun lip balm with
4eyes2021-11-03T13:27:07.000Z
Ah, I see you indicate below she has lupus. Lupus is famous for causing a red rash in response to+
even minimal sun exposure! #1 thing she needs to do is avoid sun as much as possible, wear wide brimmed hats, large sunglasses, and DAILY topnotch ss
jnbfan2021-10-16T16:07:28.000Z
I have this issue too with EU sunscreens I tried like the LRP Pediatrics range and +
the Invisible Fluid and the Hydrating Cream. All of those drip off like melted butter. Same with SVR, Eucerin, Ultrasun, Heliocare, Louis Widmer, Altr
4eyes2021-10-10T12:21:12.000Z
Don't bother w/ lemon juice or straight vinegar! Citrus can actually photosensitize your skin w/+
sunlight can cause burns and further darkening. And if you use straight vinegar, that will irritate your skin, which will aggravate things. #1 best