There are new studies showing that this patented ingredient helps prevent hyperpigmentation and sun spots as well. Lab muffin explained it in its latest video. This new filter is a great advance in protecting us from the sun!
The Anthelios UVMune 400 line is my daily sunscreen. I use all the formulas (Invisible Fluid, Oil Control Fluid, Hydrating Cream and Gel Oil Control cream). I use 1/4 teaspoon of the untinted and unfragranced, then I top it with a layer of tinted version from the same line for added visible light protection. In Italy I can find their face 50 ml for 11,00€ so it is still convenient even if I reapply every 2 hours, but for added convienence I am now using the LRP Pediatric UVMune 400, both the spray (liquid consistency) and the hydrating lotion, they come in 200ml and 250ml pack, without fragrance and with added antioxidants. They cost me 13,00€ so a lot of money are saved since a 50ml tube doesn't last me not even one month. They are just a little more heavy then the face version of uvmune 400. If you buy the Anthelios line for body please be careful, at the moment the UVA1 protection until 400 range is only in the face products and the pediatric line (they are named UVMune400), the rest of body line is still classic old Anthelios XL. Also I was hoping LRP would put the UVMune 400 in their lip sunscreen and in the areosol face version (very good on makeup and if you are out without possibility of reapply the creams or fluids), I am hoping they will do so next year. Their tinted version are very orangy and strongly perfumed unfortunately, so I am using only when I don't go out, pale people be aware. The other products have fragrance free versions.
Is the Dermo-Pediatrics hydrating lotion tenacious enough to be used while swimming and hiking? I use their uvmune tinted fluid for face, and the cream for lips, neck, and arms. I'm still waiting for the updated version of their anthelios hydrating body lotion and wet skin lotion.
@jam6web84 hi there! Yes, all the pediatric line is marketed as "water, sweet amd sand resistent" , the "Ultra resistent" statement is on the packaging as well. They should also have the net lock technology as the face fluids. Of course the best option would be the Wet Skin Lotion, that one is very water resistent (let's hope they will revisit their formula soon 🙏). I am waiting too for them to add the Mexoryl400 to all their other products!
I try to wear sunscreen every day! Started that in my late 30s after having a childhood and young adulthood in the 70s and 80s of scorching peeling burns every year. 😢 We sure needed access to UA-cam and the education that Brandon is sharing! My favorite splurge on my sunscreen journey this year has been the Bloom Effects Tulip Dew Sunscreen Serum.
Also, Brandon, do you only use it facially? What about the whole body? I’m relocating to Florida soon and scared of what will happen to my body. There’s just not many available practical options when it comes to sunscreen; they’re usually too heavy and not practical to use on a daily basis for the whole body. 😫
Hey! What a coincidence that you make a video on this sunscreen! I've been wanting this sunscreen since it was launched and have yet to try it! I am particularly sensitive to uva radiation.
Hi, I saw your first video ~2 weeks ago, I’m from Europe and one week ago I bought the La Roche Age Correct because you did recommend the brand. It’s fantastic. Feels and looks great on my skin I’m 30 and used sunscreen very rarely and baked a lot in the sun because I liked to tan. The tan is nice, but I started to develop fine lines. Thank you for the info. I’m only a little worried about the chemicals.
When it comes to sunscreen, I always felt Asians and Koreans in particular were the leaders in manufacturing it, considering they have zero sun related issues, let alone ageing issues from the sun vs Europeans . I would love to know your opinion On Korean skin care.
After the Purito scandal many peopole were deeply distrusting of Korean su screen. I still enjoy them, and Japanase sunscreen, but European are more heavy duty
Excellent breakdown on this sunscreen! I learned a lot and the ingredients are definitely things I would want in a sunscreen let alone a skincare product. I notice my chemical sunscreen irritates my eyes a bit too. I slowly built trust in chemical sunscreens because I know some chemical sunscreen ingredients can be endocrine disruptors, but I'm going to do more research on this. This video influenced me to step my sunscreen game up though! Would love to know your thoughts between Asian vs European skincare. Thanks for the video! 🧴
LRP European sunscreens are masterpieces. But the French still didn't achieve such perfection in terms of the texture and overall user-friendliness as Koreans. I'm from Europe and have tons od LRP sunscreens available in every pharmacy but I still order my sunscreens online because I prefer Korean
Dear Brandon another great video . Don’t forget I live in the U.K. ! You ever need anything let me know I can keep you updated n sunscreen for life :) I use the UVmune 4000 and also a wonderful sunscreen mousse made by Evy Technology it’s really fabulous and has all kinds of filters . I always have problems with Sunscreens with iron oxides because I don’t want the foundation kind of look that looks so obvious on the skin . Also finding something that really matches your skin tone I’ve found impossible but I want the protection from the iron oxides ! I always take my Heliocare Polypodium supplements in the summer and some Astaxanthin , lycopene and grape seed extract for the extra sun protection they offer :) always great to see your videos . X Daniel
Avene takes the second place for my fave EU sunscreen brand after LRP. Only because of their new proprietary UV filter, TriAsorB, which protects against long UVA and blue light.
@@brandonmilesmay it's not visible on my skin because of my yellow undertones so i actually like it for that, it provides a bit more even finish. However, some people are bothered by it. I suggest trying their new Ultra Fluid sunscreen, which i think their answer to LRP invisible fluid, but i haven't tried it yet.
my major problem with anthelios is that it destroys my t-shirts, and i sweat alot, and i cant find good answer for this problem, what do you do with that? nice channel btw alot of interesting arguments and awesome results, respect, subbed
Interesting, I've only had that issue with the Avene intense protect sunscreen, another European sunscreen. This one doesn't seem to impact my shirts, but I probably don't sweat as much. The only thing I can think of, short of trying a different mattifying spf, is to use an SPF powder on top. Thanks for subscribing! :)
Luckly the Uvmune sunscreens are also available here in Brazil, I use it everyday :) Oh, and they're actually cheaper here! I was just in Italy as well and didn't get any of it there cause it was more expensive lol
Hey, I just saw one of your video and I am just curious to know is it good to layer two sunscreen. I know that it's not recommended to mix two sunscreen but is it good to layer sunscreen. Like the way you do it that you go with a untinted one and then after few minutes you go with tinted one. Do you think it's a good practice? Do you think it will cost of the efficacy of the sunscreen?
For the beach, sports and outdoor activities I trust only japanese and european sunscreens. I guess australian products are very good as well but I never tried those.
🧴I, too, accidentally bought the cream version with fragrance and it was HORRID. I relegated it to use on my forearms and it still distracted me from work all day! 😭🤣
🧴🧴 My favorite European sunscreen is the SVR SPF 50 extreme sun secure. My favorite Korean sunscreen is the Haruharu wonder black rice moisture airyfit daily sunscreen spf 50 PA++++
There are new studies showing that this patented ingredient helps prevent hyperpigmentation and sun spots as well. Lab muffin explained it in its latest video. This new filter is a great advance in protecting us from the sun!
I'm so sad that the US is so behind in approving these incredible new filters.
The Anthelios UVMune 400 line is my daily sunscreen. I use all the formulas (Invisible Fluid, Oil Control Fluid, Hydrating Cream and Gel Oil Control cream). I use 1/4 teaspoon of the untinted and unfragranced, then I top it with a layer of tinted version from the same line for added visible light protection. In Italy I can find their face 50 ml for 11,00€ so it is still convenient even if I reapply every 2 hours, but for added convienence I am now using the LRP Pediatric UVMune 400, both the spray (liquid consistency) and the hydrating lotion, they come in 200ml and 250ml pack, without fragrance and with added antioxidants. They cost me 13,00€ so a lot of money are saved since a 50ml tube doesn't last me not even one month. They are just a little more heavy then the face version of uvmune 400.
If you buy the Anthelios line for body please be careful, at the moment the UVA1 protection until 400 range is only in the face products and the pediatric line (they are named UVMune400), the rest of body line is still classic old Anthelios XL.
Also I was hoping LRP would put the UVMune 400 in their lip sunscreen and in the areosol face version (very good on makeup and if you are out without possibility of reapply the creams or fluids), I am hoping they will do so next year.
Their tinted version are very orangy and strongly perfumed unfortunately, so I am using only when I don't go out, pale people be aware. The other products have fragrance free versions.
Is the Dermo-Pediatrics hydrating lotion tenacious enough to be used while swimming and hiking? I use their uvmune tinted fluid for face, and the cream for lips, neck, and arms. I'm still waiting for the updated version of their anthelios hydrating body lotion and wet skin lotion.
@jam6web84 hi there! Yes, all the pediatric line is marketed as "water, sweet amd sand resistent" , the "Ultra resistent" statement is on the packaging as well. They should also have the net lock technology as the face fluids. Of course the best option would be the Wet Skin Lotion, that one is very water resistent (let's hope they will revisit their formula soon 🙏).
I am waiting too for them to add the Mexoryl400 to all their other products!
I try to wear sunscreen every day! Started that in my late 30s after having a childhood and young adulthood in the 70s and 80s of scorching peeling burns every year. 😢 We sure needed access to UA-cam and the education that Brandon is sharing!
My favorite splurge on my sunscreen journey this year has been the Bloom Effects Tulip Dew Sunscreen Serum.
Also, Brandon, do you only use it facially? What about the whole body? I’m relocating to Florida soon and scared of what will happen to my body. There’s just not many available practical options when it comes to sunscreen; they’re usually too heavy and not practical to use on a daily basis for the whole body. 😫
Hey! What a coincidence that you make a video on this sunscreen! I've been wanting this sunscreen since it was launched and have yet to try it! I am particularly sensitive to uva radiation.
I love this product! You’ve been entered into the giveaway 😊
Hi, I saw your first video ~2 weeks ago, I’m from Europe and one week ago I bought the La Roche Age Correct because you did recommend the brand. It’s fantastic. Feels and looks great on my skin
I’m 30 and used sunscreen very rarely and baked a lot in the sun because I liked to tan. The tan is nice, but I started to develop fine lines. Thank you for the info.
I’m only a little worried about the chemicals.
When it comes to sunscreen, I always felt Asians and Koreans in particular were the leaders in manufacturing it, considering they have zero sun related issues, let alone ageing issues from the sun vs Europeans . I would love to know your opinion On Korean skin care.
After the Purito scandal many peopole were deeply distrusting of Korean su screen. I still enjoy them, and Japanase sunscreen, but European are more heavy duty
Koreans wear hats and are sun fearing. Germans and French only wear sunscreen when going on holiday, they want their stuff to be industrial strong.
I literally stocked up on like 10 months - a year's worth on UVMune 400. I have both the anti-shine in gel and liquid. It's the best ever! :)
I love it!
Excellent breakdown on this sunscreen! I learned a lot and the ingredients are definitely things I would want in a sunscreen let alone a skincare product. I notice my chemical sunscreen irritates my eyes a bit too. I slowly built trust in chemical sunscreens because I know some chemical sunscreen ingredients can be endocrine disruptors, but I'm going to do more research on this. This video influenced me to step my sunscreen game up though! Would love to know your thoughts between Asian vs European skincare. Thanks for the video! 🧴
You’re entered! A European vs Asian sunscreen video sounds like such a great idea!
@@brandonmilesmay YAY! 😀
LRP European sunscreens are masterpieces. But the French still didn't achieve such perfection in terms of the texture and overall user-friendliness as Koreans. I'm from Europe and have tons od LRP sunscreens available in every pharmacy but I still order my sunscreens online because I prefer Korean
Whixh one?
@@J2LO Many. All Beauty of Josen and Hararu Wonder sunscreens are excellent, Numbuzin No. 1 is a miracle
🍶 my skincare products loll. I've been wanting to try this sunscreen so badly!
You’re entered! It’s such a fantastic sunscreen
Brandon, can you make a shorts on how you apply sunscreen? or if perhaps you already have one pls lmk
Good idea!
Dear Brandon another great video . Don’t forget I live in the U.K. ! You ever need anything let me know I can keep you updated n sunscreen for life :) I use the UVmune 4000 and also a wonderful sunscreen mousse made by Evy Technology it’s really fabulous and has all kinds of filters . I always have problems with Sunscreens with iron oxides because I don’t want the foundation kind of look that looks so obvious on the skin . Also finding something that really matches your skin tone I’ve found impossible but I want the protection from the iron oxides ! I always take my Heliocare Polypodium supplements in the summer and some Astaxanthin , lycopene and grape seed extract for the extra sun protection they offer :) always great to see your videos . X Daniel
Avene takes the second place for my fave EU sunscreen brand after LRP. Only because of their new proprietary UV filter, TriAsorB, which protects against long UVA and blue light.
@jam6web84 do you find the Avene yellowish? It had a weird color when I used it
@@brandonmilesmay it's not visible on my skin because of my yellow undertones so i actually like it for that, it provides a bit more even finish. However, some people are bothered by it. I suggest trying their new Ultra Fluid sunscreen, which i think their answer to LRP invisible fluid, but i haven't tried it yet.
@@jam6web84 ah thanks! I'll see if I can get my hands on it :)
Thanks for the video, Brandon!
my major problem with anthelios is that it destroys my t-shirts, and i sweat alot, and i cant find good answer for this problem, what do you do with that? nice channel btw alot of interesting arguments and awesome results, respect, subbed
Interesting, I've only had that issue with the Avene intense protect sunscreen, another European sunscreen. This one doesn't seem to impact my shirts, but I probably don't sweat as much. The only thing I can think of, short of trying a different mattifying spf, is to use an SPF powder on top. Thanks for subscribing! :)
Luckly the Uvmune sunscreens are also available here in Brazil, I use it everyday :)
Oh, and they're actually cheaper here! I was just in Italy as well and didn't get any of it there cause it was more expensive lol
Yeah I think I paid 23 euros per bottle
Hey, I just saw one of your video and I am just curious to know is it good to layer two sunscreen. I know that it's not recommended to mix two sunscreen but is it good to layer sunscreen. Like the way you do it that you go with a untinted one and then after few minutes you go with tinted one. Do you think it's a good practice? Do you think it will cost of the efficacy of the sunscreen?
🍼 (lol). These make me kinda Proud to be European ❤
Hope I win!
Entered! 😊
For the beach, sports and outdoor activities I trust only japanese and european sunscreens. I guess australian products are very good as well but I never tried those.
🧴I, too, accidentally bought the cream version with fragrance and it was HORRID. I relegated it to use on my forearms and it still distracted me from work all day! 😭🤣
Gunna catch up on all your vids thanks hun 😊
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My favorite European sunscreen is the SVR SPF 50 extreme sun secure.
My favorite Korean sunscreen is the Haruharu wonder black rice moisture airyfit daily sunscreen spf 50 PA++++
You watched to the end 😉 thank you!
Try bioderma photoderm Max spf 100
U can Literally go to Mexico and buy all those sunscreens, I live in Chile and u can get them for like 13 us dollars.
How cool, I didn’t know that
🧴🧴 loved the video
Entered! 😊
🧴thanks for the vid! I need to make my way to the EU.
So many great places to see. Entered!
Have you ever looked into Youngoose skincare?
I haven’t, do you recommend?
Where the hell can I get some??
why go to Italy if you can go to Walmart?
🧴 sunscream!!!!!
Haha you’re entered!
How old are u
🧴 sunscreen and subscribe 😂
lol you’ve been entered! 😊
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Please change ur thumbnail..just icky!
Lmao weird
I hope i win🎉 i need sunscreen🧴
Entered! 😊
🧴🧴 goo goo ga ga
Entered!
I’ve yet to use any sunscreen, I guess better late than never 🧴
You’ve been entered! 😊