Sunscreens What the Beauty Industry Doesn't Tell You
Вставка
- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- Please watch: "TRIPLE 3 ANTIOXIDANTS TO COMBAT AGING #goseechristy"
• TRIPLE 3 ANTIOXIDANTS ... -~-
#goseechristy #goseechristysunscreens #goseehyperpigmentation
**ONLINE PROFESSIONAL SKIN ANALYSIS AND CONSULTATION**
goseechristybe...
UPDATED LIST:
UPDATED LIST:
ANTI AGING INGREDIENTS YOU SHOULD NEVER MIX**
bit.ly/ANTIAGI... #sunscreen #sunscreenforface #sunscreeningredients
Sunscreens: What the Beauty Industry Doesn't Tell You...
**More detailed information here: www.goseechris...
Mineral Sunscreen Mention as an ALTERNATE for sunscreens without Benzophenone:
goseechristybe...
Lip Balm SPF 15 that contains Benzophenone (as of this writing)
amzn.to/2OQdm0S
Sources used and more complete Information:
www.goseechris...
www.fda.gov/do...
New Regulations to Make Sunscreens Safe and Effective Effects of Infrared Radiation and Heat on Human Skin Aging in vivo, Cho et al, Journal of Investigative Dermatology Symposium Proceedings (2009)
Follow us @
eBoutique goseechristybe...
Instagram: / goseechristy
Facebook: / goseechristybeautybout...
Twitter: / goseechristy
Pinterest: / goseechristy
Nowadays, if you are using Retin A, any AHA products, or acne products, you are being told that it is very important to use sunscreen...and it is.
However, recently, the FDA has now changed the standards for sunscreens in the US so that the consumer has a better understanding of sunscreens and how they protect your skin.
The common misconception about sunscreens is that the higher the SPF, the better protections you have.
However, what most consumers don't know is that most US sunscreens are tested for UVB (burning rays) and that the actual measurement of UVA (aging rays) is not so easily measured.
According to the FDA, the guidelines have changed so that consumers have a better understanding of what the actual sunscreen product can actually do.
When it comes to the beauty industry, beauty products were being advertised as having a sun protection factor in powders and mineral make up. So consumers were thinking that just by applying mineral powder, they were being protected .
The FDA had the companies remove the labels that marketed the products stating that it was misleading.
The actual testing of the sunscreens also showed that real life conditions were very different than the testing conditions and the amount that consumers applied on their skin was no where near the amount of sunscreen used when undergoing the testing to see how much SPF the sunscreen provided.
Once your skin starts burning, find out what you need to do, and it is NOT applying more sunscreen because you will continue to burn.
High SPF does not actually mean high UVA protection.
There are NO SUNSCREEN out on the market today that protects against the ENTIRE UVA spectrum.
Find out:
what ingredients offer some protection from UVA
Alternative to those ingredients
What UVA can penetrate through
1999-FDA decided the term "sunblock" should not be used since there are no sunscreens that can completely block out all UV rays.
Were you surprised that most sunscreens only filter out part of the UV rays? It is no wonder I still get tan when I apply SPF 50 sunscreen!
That's why I always get badly tan even if it's just couple of hours around beach, And then that stubborn tan stays for months.
I think I kind of knew this...but still always assumed I was ‘safe’ with the higher SPF!
Can you make a video on what to use to get rid of laugh lines and how to tighten the jowls
Hi Jacqueline J, thank you so much for watching ! If the laugh lines are still there when your face is expressionless, then these are very difficult to get rid of. There are products out there that can help tighten the skin but no anything that can tighten the jowls. I'm afraid laser or more invasive procedures are needed for that.
I wish there was but I would be misleading you if I told you there was (at least right now).
SPF = UVB . Tanning is caused by UVA rays. That’s why Asian countries have the PA system that ranges from PA+ to Pa++++ and signifies UVA protection
Great video 👌🏻, could you please tell us about body skin care 🙈
Yes please!
I think you’re a very smart woman who research a lot and know what you are talking about. I love evidence based information so I appreciate your videos a lot! Thank you!!
Thank you Keishla! I do appreciate you taking the time out and watching my video and offering feeback! ; )
Yes, I was so surprised to hear that. Thank you so much for this so needed information, I will be looking for sunscreens with benzophenone 3,4, or 8 also looking for Broad Spectrum UVA Protection. Much Love!
Thank you so much for watching! : )
Go See Christy is it true chemical sunscreens protect more sun damage better than mineral sunscreen ?
So excited! I have an appointment with Christy! Can’t wait to meet you!
YAY!!!! Can't wait to meet you too! : )
Thanks Christy! This is the most informative video/post about sunscreen I've ever watched/read. You're amazing!!!
Thank you for this very informative video!!!
Thank you,very informative....hoping to learned a lot from you esp.in skincare👏🏻😀
Some real great input given by you.
Extremely helpful.
Thanks for the info...btw, where is that dream place that you filmed this vid?
This is Bora Bora!!! I saved up for this place !!! : ) It was an absolute dream!!!
This is SO important!! Sunscreen is my life in the summer :)
Thank you. You shared some extremely valuable information.
Thank you Vic! 🥰
I knew this. This is why I always get the highest broad spectrum SPF I can find. Usually, SPF 110. People think I’m crazy but those people have way more wrinkles than me. 😉
Yasss queen. You and me both
Hello love the very informative videos you make. So I was wondering if I were to use a Korean/Japanese sunscreen with the PA++++, would it be better? From what I understood, they focus more on the UVAs.
Hi Jade, I would have to look at the ingredients.
Excellent video, excellent information! Thank you. Can't wait to see you part 2.
Thank you for this information. I did not realize the florescent lights at work are bad for my skin in addition to my eyes.
I had no idea!! I always also wondered why I still get tan with sunscreen on!
This is why it is a sun screen and not sunblock...they are tricky with the words aren't they?
@@GoSeeChristy yes sort of like a screened porch may keep the mosquitoes out but smaller insects can get onto your porch, like ants! Now a glass in porch would be a complete block and nothing would be able to get in, insect wise that is.
I learn so much from your videos!!
Thanks for your informative video. Where did you film? The scenery is so peaceful and beautiful.
This is Bora Bora and Moorea! 🥰
@@GoSeeChristy Thanks Christy! Never knew Bora Bora and Moorea was so pretty!
Really great information Christy! Thanks for sharing. And it looks beautiful there!
Hi Heather, it was sooooooo beautiful! Someone told me that there was a song about Tahiti called, Heavens Heaven. I can see why!
Great tips on sunscreen I need to be more careful!
Thank you Christy!! I live in a tropical country so I need sunscreen.. and yes I learned a lot from you.. thanks a bunch.. btw, I'm a fan!. Long live forever young Christy!
Thank you Kevin John Ladaran for watching !
I love the details you put in your videos. I have enjoyed your videos for a while now and although i appreciate the beauty of your surroundings, this was hard to watch! Sound was awful, you kept repeating the same information and it was somewhat haphazard. I hope the message you were trying to give wasn't lost. Having sunscreen is better than none. Thank you for the effort. I look forward to your next one 🖖
When doing videos on an iphone, outdoors, it can be quite challenging!
I am not shocked! This is good info I had never heard before, thank you, Christy! I have also wondered about sunscreen on the face. They say to put it on under makeup, but if you are supposed to reapply every 2 hours, please tell who does that?
jd.greatful, thank you so much for watching! I know right? What I do is apply sunscreen liberally then I apply a make up with the same SPF and then I apply rice powder, then my mineral powder.
Thank you so much for all that great info!
Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate your feedback! 👌👍
Thank You!
Thanks to my Kiehl’s store at the mall which made me aware of UV rays from fluorescent lights. I use a lot of their products and even before becoming a customer, the sales executives were amazing.
One day I was in a hurry and needed to pick up a day cream. After the sale, the lady serving me enquired if I was feeling ok as my normally glowing face was looking so dull. I told her I was rushing through the day and was having a bad skin/ hair day and haven’t put anything on my face, not even sunscreen as it was cloudy and dark outside.
To cut a long story short, I got the beauty lecture of my lifetime, and the lady made me apply sunscreen on my face before leaving the shop!!!
Kudos to her, I am now a diligent sunscreen user.
Thank you Christy for sharing this information on UA-cam!!!!!!
Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate your feedback! 👌👍 Thank you for sharing your story!
Your so helpful and your video shots are so cute!
Thanks, Lindsey for watching! : )
that audience is filled with great listeners 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate your feedback! 👌👍
They probably would listen even more if I offered them fish.☺
Christy, your channel is thee best! I learn soo much from you every time! I watch them over to keep learning! Thank you so very much for your dedication to your channel! Love you xoxo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
I bought SPF 90
Question- how do we balance protecting our skin from UV but also make sure we get enough Vitamin D?
Hi Jessica, this is actually a great question. Depending how easily you burn, and where you live, I would get a little sun. Even when you wear sunscreen, you still are getting some sun exposure . There are no sunscreens that completely filters out all rays so you are still being exposed to some sunshine.
Thank You! It's always a struggle to find something that doesn't break me out. I like to learn all that I can. I wish I could find the perfect formula.
Hi Theresa, if your skin tends to be reactive then chemical based sunscreens may not be the best choice. I realize that it be frustrating trying to find a sunscreen or any product that wont break you out. Have you tried on that is a combo of zinc oxide and titanium oxide or all zinc oxide?
@@GoSeeChristy I will seek out your suggestion. I have tried banana boat and some so called natural healthy sunscreens as well as expensive brands to no avail. And its an expensive patch test to keep trying different brands I was just curious what it is that is the culprit. Thank You!
@@GoSeeChristy Thank you for your reply. I will try your suggestion. Reading labels is tricky and I am looking for ideas on amazon. I am learning so much from your channel!
It would be a good idea for the FDA to make micronised sunscreen illegal. We can look after ourselves AND preserve the ocean, wow!
Great vid Christy, XXX XXX
If we don’t have the ocean, we soon won’t have life. Hawaii has banned the use of those sunscreens effective Jan 2021.
@@GoSeeChristy that's great news ....... next step, the restive the world! xxx
Actually sunscreen has minimal effect to reef and ocean health. Global warming affects the reefs the most
Thank You for a Great informative video on Sunscreen, I Can’t leave the house without putting it on....🇦🇺🇦🇺❤️❤️
Think it would be easier to just cover up hey? I have very pale skin and got burnt last year, the damage it's done to my skin is terrible. Love your videos, thank you so much for all the important information you give us xxx
I wish we could just put on a hat and be done with it but according the skin cancer website, millions of people are diagnosed with skin caner every year in the US alone.
@@GoSeeChristy yes, I understand completely. I see so many people on Dr Sandra Lee`s channel with it, it's heart breaking isn't it. Whilst luckily in the UK it does rain mostly, I'd of never known about UVA rays if it wasn't for you. Now I'll have all my family wrapped up even in the car. Better safe than sorry hey xxx
Hi Christy! I absolutely love all the information that you give and have tried many of the products that you have suggested! Will you be doing a video on hair care? I'm 54 years old and I have the long hair that I color but it's dull-looking and I was just like to know if you would be doing a video on hair care? Thank you! Susan Boddy, Louisville, Kentucky
HI Susan, thank you for being so patient as I have thousands of comments I still have to read and return on my videos. I think hair care would be more for someone who is a cosmetologist.
High PPD rating in European version of LRP sunscreen. Anthelios Ultra Light Fluid is my favourite. I ordered Korean sunscreen with pa++++ and I'm afraid that its UVA protection is weaker. :(
What they are finding is that the sunscreen ingredients that help filter out UVA rays break down very quickly.
Wow, I am diligent about wearing sunscreen. I wish I knew which brands are best for 50 yr old skin, which is sensitive. I do use skincare day and night with Ferulic acids, and VitaminC.
Would you please address this, Cindy?? Thank you, in advance. I am a subbie of your Channel🖒❤
Hi Michelle, given that we are in the same life stage, here is the one I use and I used this one while I was on my trip. goseechristybeauty.com/products/lira-clinical-hydrating-anti-aging-sunscreen . goseechristybeauty.com/products/lira-clinical-hydrating-anti-aging-sunscreen Thank you for subscribing! : )
You are amazing. Thank you for your videos 🙏
Great informative video!
Always love learning more from you, Christy. As an esthetician too, I was taught to be cautious of higher SPF's because they usually contain more chemicals... do you find this to be untrue?
I have noticed that the really high SPF sunscreens usually are chemical based. I advise my clients that on a daily basis, a spf of 30 that is mineral based is sufficient. If I have a client who has had skin cancer, a family history of skin cancer, AND going to out in the sun all day, I will recommend a combination sunscreen so they can get the spf of 50 or 70. However, I will recommend to going back to the mineral based sunscreen on a daily use basis.
Thank you for your feedback, Christy!
@@GoSeeChristy
I'd love to know your thoughts on Altruist Sunscreen with Tinosorb A2B!
Hi Michelle Yu, I finally found the ingredients. Based on the ingredients, (I have NOT tried it as this doesn't seem to be available in the US ). this seems to be easily absorbed since it is a combination sunscreen both with chemical based sunscreen and mineral based sunscreen..
The mineral based sunscreen also specifies that it is (nano) which means this type of sunscreen will be outlawed in Hawaii in 2021 due to what it does to the coral reefs.
As far as photo protection, it seems to be one of the better ones. HOWEVER, there are some ingredients in there that may not work on a daily basis for sensitive skin types. This also may not be suitable for children.
On a daily basis, I would not recommend this for break out prone, or anyone who tends to get bumpy skin.
Again, to be fair to the product, I am simply basing it on what I see in the ingredient list and I have NOT tried it.
How'd there Michelle!
I'm a licensed aesthetician and have a acne/oily skin type
I also have a Mediterranean/asian skin tone.
And this sunscreen is amazing! It has really helped me with my pigment production and offers great UV-A protection.
I've never broken out from it myself but it's trial and error for everyone.
These sunscreens are a great thing at a great price though.
I use the big jug of spf 30 on my arms and face and I use the SPF 50 in the summer on my face ☺️
Hello Christy and thank you so much for this excellent video! REALLT informative! I appreciate it a lot that you are out in the sun and give us such great advice! MayI ask you please, I use the Altruist SPF 50 sunscreen and apply REALLY much on my face. I just checked the ingredients and saw that it doesn't contain either any benzophenone or any anthranilates, but is still claims it highly protects from the harmful UVA rays. Will you please tell me your thoughts? I'm now worried about this issue. Thank you in advance.
Please remember that this is based on US regulations and findings. The Altruist sunscreen is a chemical based sunscreen. What they are finding is that the chemical based sunscreens that help filter out some UVA rays break down very quickly. The FDA (which is a US government agency) has different regulations and standards than the rest of the world so I don't where you are but if you exposed to a high amount of sunshine on a daily basis, then this sunscreen might be good but for those who usually work in an office may be better with a physical sunscreen (as far as healthwise).
@@GoSeeChristy I love your passion and accurate response, thank you so very much and I wish you all the best! I love your videos
Thank you, Mary! ; )
Love your videos is so old school good information simple video congratulations!!!
Hey there, 悠悠, thank you so much for watching and commenting! : )
Sharing this on Facebook. Great info
I use zinc oxide 21% to 27%, and also avoid direct sun by using sun umbrella. I am pale and burn easily and had pigmentation from past sun exposure - treated with laser. Here in Australia it's a crime not to have a tan and some people make rude comments about my pale skin, I dont do the orange spray tan thing>
I bet you have beautiful porcelain skin!
@@GoSeeChristy Thank you, it's not flawless but a has improved a lot.
Great video Christy! Are non-micronized particles the same as non-nano particles?
yes.
Which sunscreen you are using in this weather ?? Which one you'll suggest ??
Hi Balq, thank you for watching and commenting. In this particular video, I am wearing lira clinical hydrating spf 30 on my face and Iconceal spf 30 make up and Image 50 on my body.
Christy, I put on sunscreen yesterday and it burned my neck. I'm trying to find something I can wear . My sunscreen irritate my skin. If I find one it has a heavy white cast.
Try the LIra Clinical it doesn't leave white cast and it is a mineral based sunscreen. If it burns your neck, then check the label. It could have been chemical based. Here is the link if you are interested. goseechristybeauty.com/products/lira-clinical-hydrating-anti-aging-sunscreen
@@GoSeeChristy thanks that's so nice of you!! I was actually getting ready to ask on this one Drs UA-cam channel because he always answer and has very good advice. I'm going to go check out your information . Thanks so much again .
@@GoSeeChristy , I tried buying from your website using Paypal and I received an email saying the website is refunding me my money. No explanation why. Why is that?
Hi Christy!
Great video! I have purchased all products you have recommended for my skin also use application order you recommended (I.e hyaluronic acid) and I have completely different skin!! I have dry, hormonal acne prone skin, acne scaring and hyperpigmentation around nose which has almost completely disappeared thanks to you!!!
I would love to use Lira but I am from Australia and hard to get. I use Dermolgica daily micro exfoliant you recommended and it is amazing!!!! Do you recommended their sunscreen???
Hi Magoo and Bug, I am so glad for your feedback! Thank you! You can actually get LIra from our website. We send to Australia all the time! The most popular area is New South Wales! Here is the link: goseechristybeauty.com/products/lira-clinical-hydrating-anti-aging-sunscreen
Most of Dermalogica sunscreens are chemical based or combination of physical and chemical. Some of them are ok and others not so much.
Sunscreens used to have benzophenones, I know because I’m allergic to them. They were in perfumes too but in the last 20, 25 years I don’t see them in the ingredient list.
Hi Uh Huh, I know. I am not a fan of chemical sunscreens. I prefer physical sunscreens myself. However, given that everyone uses so many different types of sunscreens and the new info from the FDA, I felt it was pertinent to share the info and leave it up to the viewer to help them make a more informed decision. 😉.
I have also found with working with many types of skin , that chemical based sunscreen are more likely to cause a reaction than physical based sunscreens.
Very informative! Which brands can you recommend for physical and mineral sunscreens.? Not chemical because my skin is way too sensitive. Thank you.
Hi Wanda Sanfiorenzo De Rodriguez, This sunscreen has two formulations. One for hydrating and one for oil free. BOTH are 21% zinc oxide so there are no chemical ingredients in them. I have used this sunscreen both for myself and for my clients.
I have used the hydrating one for winter and the oil free for winter.
They both work well under make up and they both have lighteners/brighteners for uneven skin tone and age /acne spots.
Here is the link: goseechristybeauty.com/search?q=lira+clnical
@@GoSeeChristy Oh, thank you so much!
Hi love watching your videos. You are such a beautiful and elegant women 😘
Would you recommend La Roche Posey suncream? I heard it's really good?
Loads of love from UK 😘😍
Hi Asiya, Hussain, thank you so much for watching for watching my videos! I could only find the US formulations and they are chemical based . However, they do not contain any of the ingredients that has shown to block out the uv A rays according the the FDA. Please remember that Europe has different guidelines and restrictions than US.
You are so amazingly beautiful. I'm a new subscriber of yours. You amazed me by your knowledge. Wish to meet you in person ♥️
Which sunscreen would you recommend?
Do you have oily skin or dry skin? I have recommended products in the link in the description in the video.
@@GoSeeChristy combination. Dry after washing. Oily T zone
Hi Christy, i was told to reapply sunscreen every 2 hourly. Is it necessary to reapply if i work in office and stay indoor most of the time?
Thank you Joyce, I know what you are saying. Unless you are going out for lunch in the sun, I wouldn't worry about it too much.
So informative
Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate your feedback! 👌👍
Super helpful information....completely new to me!!! Are the two scientific names the ones available in the us, or intetnationally?? Any particular brands u could refer us to that have these most effective ingredients....jyst starting my sunscreen learningvorocess.. LOTS O F PHYSICAL SUNSCREENS, LOTS OF WHITE SMEARS ALL OVER MY CLOTHES AND MY CAR!!!! ITS WORTH IT!!!!! But would love some new ecosafe options!!!!!,.....
Hi Cass Stephens, the chemical ones are mostly internationally (as of right now since FDA has not cleared them for here.). I prefer the physical sunscreen as they are healthier than the chemical based sunscreens since they do not get absorbed in the skin. Here is the one I use: ua-cam.com/video/EVKF1M0LPwE/v-deo.html
It is also a anti aging moisturizer and it helps even out skin tone.
Thank you so much for watching!
If a t shirt does 5 % protection so a thick fabric cloth(from which sun rays cant travel easily) would be doing atleast 15% and 15% spf protects 80% yeah?
I cannot put a number to it but I would think that one that was not see through would give some sort of protection.
New viewer here, where are you in this video? Looks absolutely breathtaking!
Hi AA, this is in Moorea and Bora Bora.
I am not sure about how much really the UVB percentage these spf ratings you mentioned can block but from what I read, spf15=93%, spf30=97%, spf50=98% and higher than spf50 can only block minimal increase of 98%...
This is actually what I said in the video.
At 9:00 you mentioned the following:
Spf15 97
Spf30 98
Spf50 99
Or I might be the wrong one?
Hi Ohda, these are all based on the FDA findings when they did their actual testing. However, like I stated in the video, most of us (including me) don't apply the amount they did during the test. BUT, I will say that the sunscreen that I used really worked! I was out there for over 2 hours with the sun directly over me (hottest part of the day) and I did NOT get burned! YAY!
awesome video
at 10:27 you say they recommend not using non micronized sun screen or the chemical ones, so what can you use while in Bora Bora? South and north of the Equator depends on the time of the year! Florida and the Caribbean are bad in July and August and Brazil and Australia are bad during January and February.
Use a mineral sunscreen. It just can say on there micronized or sheer. Basically, the ones that make you look like Casper the Ghost.
Can you show us some pictures of sunscreens that's are the best for those who used acne products and retinal plz do a video for us 💐
Hi Humaira Murtaza, I can refer you to a couple of them. However, since I do receive a high amount of viewers from all over the world, I don't know if these would be available to you.
I am going to include links to sunscreens that I know have worked with my clients who struggle with acne, tend to have sensitive skin .
The first one is completely mineral based- 21% zinc oxide, helps lighten and brighten skin tone and has Tyrosinase inhibitors to help lighten acne spots over time. It also has peptides and anti oxidants and oil absorbers: goseechristybeauty.com/search?q=lira+clnical
The second one is a combination sunscreen with BOTH mineral and chemical sunscreen:
(as of this writing) 9% zinc oxide and 7.5% Octinoxate
This may not be suitable for people who have extremely sensitive skin because part of the sunscreen is chemical based but it does absorb better into the skin since physical based sunscreens stay on top of the skin.
It has Antioxidants, microsponges for
oil absorbers and peptides
amzn.to/2UsEGsg
Both of them contain anti inflammatories to help with redness .
Thanks for quick response 💐 I have combination skin .i also have pimple spots on my face pigmentation on my high cheekbones and forehead kindly tell me comparatively cheap sunscreen (drugstore sunscreen) that’s helps me to cure these problems once again thank you so much 💐💐💐💐
@@GoSeeChristy The 2nd one you listed isn't showing up. Would you please tell me it's name so I can do a general search for it? Thanks.
Which is the second one? Is it in the description?
@@GoSeeChristy There were 2 recommendations in the description box before but no longer.
Hey nyc informative video As always.... Whats your take on broad spectrum herbal (so called) sunscreens that we fund here in India...
Personally i prefer mineral or physical sunscreen wd spf of at 30 when out n about...
I don’t know if the term herbal means the same as physical or mineral here. I personally prefer mineral based sunscreens for me and my clients since the chemical based sunscreens tend to be more reactive to sensitive skin, acne products, and anti aging products.
@@GoSeeChristy can you break down what ingredients to look for and each sunscreen? I'm really used to hearing chemical and physical and now I'm hearing mineral sunscreens so it seems like there are three classes. I'm gathering that the best to use would be the mineral and I think that's the one with zinc oxide an or titanium oxide and I assumed it could contain just one of these minerals and be sufficient. Okay so where does avebenzone fall and which sunscreen has to be placed on 20 minutes before going Outdoors versus those that you can actually place on while you're out doors? Thank you.
Does the physical sunsuncreen protect from the uva rays?
Some yes but they are still testing this out.
which sunscreen would you recommend?
Hi Selenator, this depends on what type of skin you have. Not all sunscreens work on every type of skin. This is based on my over 11 years of experience and working on thousands of different skin types. For example, if you have oily, break out prone skin or sensitive skin, or very dry skin. Please let me know what type of skin you have, and I can give you my suggestion based on what I have seen work on different skin types.
@@GoSeeChristy
Hi and I would say I have dry skin
Hi Selenator, if your budget allows, here is a sunscreen I recommend for a few reasons. One it is very hydrating (if applied on moist skin), it has anti aging benefits, it is a moisturizer, and it is 21% zinc oxide that has a great finish. I use this as well! I actually wore it while I was filming when the sun was at it's hottest and I did not burn! Here is the link: goseechristybeauty.com/products/lira-clinical-hydrating-anti-aging-sunscreen
So.. the physical sunscreen which gives white casts is good for environment and for us also ??
Hi there Devjani! Yes. However some sunscreens will use silicones to give a more smooth look so I would look for the zinc oxide .
Wow, who knew, well I didn't, I immediately jumped up to grab my SUPERGOOP broad spectrum SPF 50 , and wouldn't you know it doesn't have the UVA, or the UVB, so which physical sunscreen does, I need HELP PLEASE, all this time I thought I was protecting my skin, ANYBODY????
Hi there! Well, according to my video, I do relay the information that it may not have the protection from the uvA but if it is broad spectrum then this may give you better protection, according to the FDA reports.
@@GoSeeChristy Wow thanks Christy , I'm going to start doing my homework, thanks a lot
I love my dermalogica sunscreen (spf 50/broad spectrum) and am willing to pay ~ $65 for ~2oz of product bc the ingredients are quality and a little goes a long way. I apply it on my teenage son as well. He’s always outside and if I give him the bottle to reapply, he will either forget to or use the whole bottle in one day no matter how I instruct him😒 Is there another quality sunscreen out there you would recommend that easily spreads for his entire body, will protect him, and is cost effective for a know-it-all.... “yeah yeah yeah mom, I got it”....... in-one-ear-out-the-other...... youth who’s invincible and care-free? I worry so much about his skin and want the best for him.
Hi Sunny Dee, the thing with sunscreens (whether chemical or physical based) is that break down quickly OR they can wear off so this is why all of them say to reapply often. Obviously the ones that have anti aging agents, I would reserve for the face. For a kid running around outside, I would use a physical sunscreen. (It is better for his skin.). Obviously if he is breaking out, then he does need a higher quality sunscreen for his face. If it is just his body, I would use one that is primarily zinc oxide. If he does not like the white cast, then find one that is sheer.
Does neutrogena sheer zinc dry touch sunscreen uses micronized zinc???
If it says sheer then it is more likely micronized.
What about avobenzone as an ingredient?
this is a chemical sunscreen. However, according to the FDA reports, this does not block out the UVA rays.
Go See Christy It is actually the sole organic UVA I & II absorber allowed for use in the United States. It does a great job of absorbing UVA radiation initially but degrades rapidly when exposed to UV light which is why “chemical” sunscreens from the US need to be reapplied so often. In Europe and elsewhere, avobenzone can be photostabilized by other organic UV filters such as Tinosorb S or Mexoryl SX. This complexing allows for stronger and longer lasting UVA protection.
Hi Dave A, thank you for watching and offering your input. According to this article, this is why they wanted to further do more "pefrormance testing" before advertising this as fact and I wanted to clarify to my audience (a high percentage are from UK, Australia and India)that these were for US sunscreen. I guess we will have to see. ; )
Thanks you guys!!!!
Where is this beautiful place?
This is Bora Bora Tahiti! ; )
Hey .then wat is happening we should apply sunscreen when u under tubelight in home also??
Hi Aliva, it is funny that you would mention that. Our video talking about that and other certina lights that may be aging your skin will be up tomorrow (Friday afternnoon ). Please watch for it!! : )
is this a good suncreen
avene mineral fluide spf 50+
la roche posay anthelios shake ultra light facial suncream spf 50
uvistat lipcrean spf 50
Are these US based formulas? Europe may mot allow certain jngredients like the US.
@@GoSeeChristy all the suncream are from uk x
I noticed that most of these are chemical based sunscreens.
What about neutrogena products dear?
Depends on which sunscreen as Neutrogena has several formulations. I know the US formulation for their Sports is chemical based. I looked at most of them, and most are chemical based.
Great! Now we all can go around looking like Casper the friendly ghost.
I have pretty fair skin that can tan easily and I have problems still looking like a ghost! 🙄
You might try a tinted mineral sunscreen? Australian Gold 50 has reformulated with 3 different skin tints, fair, medium and dark. Good if you're not applying makeup over it! 🌱
So has anyone does the research and found any good facial sunscreens/moisturizers?!
There are plenty but as far as sun protection, there is still a gap between what is advertised and what we as the consumer think we are getting.
Awesome place 😍😍 are you in Maldives 😊😊?
Hi Ganavi, this is Bora Bora and Moorea.
@@GoSeeChristy wow awesome place 😍😍
Christy, I apologize for typing your name as Cindy😯
NO worries! This is NOT the first time I have been called Cindy!
I'm just gonna stay in the house.
Just don't sit in the sun by the window...LOL!!!! But you know, sometimes I do without sunscreen....cause I just do! : )
I thought benzophenon is linked to cancer ?
The studies I looked at were not conclusive enough. However, for me, I stick to mineral sunscreens.
Very interesting👍 And your husband is the number one 😂😂😂 (like the other men). Never trust them 😂😂😂
ur in that kind of beautiful place and talking about brodct and make yt vudeo? pls injoy ur time
Hu unlimited, actually I was doing three things at once. I was testing out sunscreen in the middle of the day where the sun is very strong to see how well it protected me, two, I was inspired to do a video for a rather boring topic (I thought the scenery would make it more interesting) and third, I could have a video ready when I got back! 😉). Thank you for watching!
How old are u Christy?
Old enough to retire.....I am thinking I am going to soon.
Go See Christy wow you’re the best ❤️
I love doing youtube videos and I just started with this. Initially it was for my clients and I would just include it in the emails I would send them. Then it got picked up from analytics or something (I don't know how that works, exactly) but then the channel gained some steam. So I might continue this. Although a lot of work, it is quite fun!
just use a hat
I wish it was that easy. Unfortunately, the reflection from glass, sidewalks. sign,etc still expost us to the uv rays. I have heard the the SPF 50 clothing helps.
@@GoSeeChristy I also, in order to prevent buying a complete new wardrobe, that there is a product to launder your clothing in that would put the SPF protection in your clothing. Would you have any information on that and advice about how effective that might be?
Nice audience 😂😂😂
Hey you watched it! They kept squawking so I had to give them credit!
Sigh..... ;-)
I hope you make your videos shorter, like down to 3-4 minutes short. Just a suggestion.
The best I can do with some videos is 5-7 minutes and even then I can't give all the good content.
You should read about chemical sunscreens & how harming they can potentially be to us like they are to coral reefs. There has been new studies that came out about chemical sunscreens getting into our plasma almost immediately after application. I work at a dermatologist office so I’m not just saying this information for no reason.
I actually mention this in one of my other videos. I talk about the pros and cons of each type of sunscreen. The chemical sunscreen does not immediately get into the plasma. Molecularly it is too large. It takes 30 minutes for the chemicals to become absorbed within the tissue and works to break down the uv rays vs creating a physical barrier on the skin such as mineral sunscreens. Physical sunscreens that are micronized are also damaging to coral reefs. I personally prefer physical sunscreens to chemical sunscreens because they do NOT cause inflammation and much healthier for our skin and our bodies. I am simply reporting what the FDA articles put out on sunscreen since many people do not fully understand the differences between sunscreen type and the correct way to use sunscreen. Thank you so much for watching and joining the coversation! : )