Dermatologist's Favorite Sunscreens from La Roche-Posay, Isntree, & More! | Dr. Sam Ellis
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- As a dermatologist, my favorite type of skincare product to test out is sunscreen! I have a bunch of sunscreens I've been loving lately that I want to share with you. Watch this video to see a dermatologist's current favorite sunscreens from Beauty of Joseon, Isntree, La Roche-Posay, and more!
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:26 Beauty of Joseon
01:33 Isntree
02:42 Naked Sundays
04:24 La Roche-Posay
05:13 Drmtlgy
05:55 Recap
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Hi! I use the Missha Sun Milk (Soft Finish) SPF 50. It is liquidy, dries slightly matte, and has a light rose fragrance. I’ve used it for 2-3 years and no matter what other brands I experiment with, I come back to this one. My family uses it now too!
I started using the EltaMd sunscreen in a jar after watching you use it in a GRWM. I really like it. Leaves a slight white cast on my skin. I fixed that by adding 1 pump of DRMTLGY tinted sunscreen and mix it together. Both use the same filters.
I have oily-combination skin and I looooove the Elta MD UV Clear SPF 46, the Apostrophe ‘Screen, the Paula’s Choice Super Light Daily Wrinkle Defense, the Australian Gold tinted version and the Zitsticka sunscreen.
I’m loving the Neova tinted sunscreen you showed in an Instagram story, quickly became my fav,
I discovered the Naked Sundays one thanks to your videos! Even though it’s not oil free and I have combination/oily acne prone skin, I don’t find it greasy. And the tint is not orange at all, even on my pale redhead complexion!
Love glow screen when I’ll be wearing makeup. It’s such a great primer and brings a beautiful luminosity to the skin. EltaMD is my fave non-tinted. UV clear to be specific :). Congrats on a beautiful baby boy! I have 2 (4 and 6)
Thanks for this info. Kindly could you share more options for mineral sunscreen.
I am so happy that Naked Sunday is approved by you, Dr Ellis. I prefer mineral sunscreen to its chemical counterpart. It’s difficult to find ‘good’ mineral sunscreen…and by good I mean, no drying, no white cast, accessible in Aus, and in my case, pregnancy-safe. I like the mineral sunscreen by Paula’s choice but it contains willow bark extract which, I understand, should avoided during pregnancy.
I have super sensitive skin - struggling with Neurodermitis - and I really like the UltraSun suncsreens “Moisturising anti-ageing sun protection in 30 or 50”. Very moisturising, like a hydrating lotion, in spring or summer you don’t need a moisturiser underneath and it’s beautiful under makeup. Their family sunscreen is also amazing 🤩 Highly recommended!
I’ve been enjoying how color science wears through the day- it really has a nice satin finish. If I am feeling extra dry though I will reach for Elta md spf 44 UV elements. If I’m SUPER dry I’ll use the ceraVe tinted but that one is honestly a bit shiny for my liking. Color science is a perfect every day- not shiny, not matte.
Thanks for this video! I love the LRP Anthelios. I have dry skin and don't find it drying. It's one of the best non-tinted sunscreens in my view 😊 I currently use the Ultra Violet Mattifying sunscreen. It doesn't have much coverage but it makes the face look smooth and even toned. I love it. I have also ordered one of Avene's tinted sunscreens. What's your view on Avene?
My favourite sunscreen is Naked Sunday mineral Glow. I love the texture; it dries down to a nice matt/natural finish.
Avene I bought from Europe and Eucerin I bought from Europe as well. They have such better sunscreen than the US. I like Asian sunscreens too. I want to try the Australian one you mentioned. Love your videos ❤️
Hi Dr. Ellis, and thanks for the recommendations! I have a wardrobe of sunscreens and currently am enjoying the one from Drmtlgy that you mentioned, BEAUTY OF JOSEON (new to me) and Colorscience. I need to try Isntree next. Have a great weekend.
How do you like the Beauty of Joseon one? Do you use the tinted Drmtlgy one? I am debating on that one also.
@@ShawnaK84 Beauty of Josen is light weight and sinks in without leaving a sticky feeling. The Drmtlgy is light weight also and maybe a little sticky. It has a medium tone and very forgiving. I really like both.
Thank you for sharing Asian sunscreens. I am very fair complexion redhead and am allergic to Zinc. I get the worst hives. Asian sunscreens are now my go to!
Would love to see your top moisturizer with spf recommendations.
Just ordered the Beauty of Joseon one to try, cant wait!
Did you like it? I’m tempted.
@@ShawnaK84 it took a long time for the shipping but is so worth it!! I’m obsessed, already thinking about ordering multiples so I have backups!
I want to try the Naked Sundays one! Is the texture similar to the Elta UV physical or the Australian gold tinted? It looks so similar & I love both of those. Also I am so jealous you have rosacea and can use chemical sunscreens on your face. I wish I could 😩 even the new non US filters make me so red lol. Also mega jealous of your Bay Area weather where water-resistant sunscreens aren’t a must-have 8 months out of the year. Here in NC, even doing everyday stuff, like running errands etc, you have to have water resistant because of the humidity.
Hi Dr Ellis, is BB cream same as tinted sunscreen? Thanks for all your video! I learned so much
I love all of those except the Australian one. I'm not into thick silicony sunscreens. Moisturizing and glowy for the win! Has to wear and not pill under makeup 💄🥰❤️
I like the CosRX aloe soothing sunscreen SPF50 as a daily ‘moisturiser’ for my oily/dehydrated/acne-prone skin. I know there was some recent controversy around it not providing the SPF it claims to provide, but the fact that it’s now been independently tested and verified is enough for me. If I know I’m going to be out in the sun for an extended period of time I’ll use the Garnier Super UV, although I wonder about its UVA protection as it only has 3 stars (I believe this is a UK rating system?)
Great video! Thanks for the info!!! Have you tried the Tizo sunscreens?
I have tried and have so many… I have dermtgy the one you mentioned, super goop, La roche and color science but my favorite is JACK BLACK
Hi! Which one is your favorite for super sensitive, dry skin? Thanks!
The Shaka fluid has a dupe from the same mother company, Garnier Ambre Solaire Super UV 50+. It's cheaper and cruelty free.
I came to the comments to say the same! Love the Garnier one, it’s only about £8 in the UK and I think it has a slightly nicer texture than the La Roche Posay one too 👌🏻
@@rachelwhite1702 I buy cruelty free if I can so that was a huge plus for me.
Is the Garnier one still scented? I tried it a few years ago and it stung my skin so bad!!
@@tomjones2157 it doesn't smell strongly to me, but it has occasionally stung my face as well when my skin was extra dry.
I’m allergic to octinoxate so I really like Glo Skin Solar Shade and Skinceuticals physical fusion. My husband has a darker complexion and I buy him supergoop unseen.
Any sunscreen you can get your husband to use is a winner 🤣
Great timing! My daughter and I are headed to Arizona for a week and I know I"ll need to be even more vigilant about my sunscreen choice. I've long used Elta MD UV clear both tinted and non tinted. Just recently I bought the new Neutrogena SPF 60 serum all chemical and I like it! I'll be packing my Avene compact SPF too and Heliocare. I'd love your thoughts on Heliocare. I tend to be rosacea prone and have gotten some melasma in the last few years. I use prescription Azaleaic (sp?) acid and I think it helps. Thank you for the tips!
I am loving the Neova Silc Sheer 2.0----it has DNA repair enzymes in it and is beautiful under makeup!
I recently started using the Australian Gold Botanical Sunscreen Tinted Face BB Cream SPF 50 in Fair/Light. The texture is nice and it evens out my skin tone - no foundation needed (and I'm 63 yo)!. It isn't drying and doesn't exacerbate my Rosecea. I'm hoping it'll be good for summer when I'm working outside in my garden!
So happy to hear that!
My current favorite sunscreen is the la roche you mentioned. My other two are the Australian gold and EltaMD elements.
LRP is my HG. I cannot wear mineral SPF without it drying me into Leprosy Lady.
My holy grail sunscreen is Murad City Skin Age Defense. I would be overjoyed if I could find a great dupe because it's very expensive. It leaves no white cast and no greasy or heavy feeling.
Dr Ellis!
In Europe there two new chemical filters: TriAsorB and Mexoryl 400. Did you try new sunscreens with those filters? I recommend trying Pierre Fabre, Avene Intense Protect fluid to lotion, 150 ml and LOreal, La Roche Posay UVMUNE 400 non tinted cream, 50 ml. All are fragrance free. I prefer the Avene one!
Hello Dr. Ellis, what are your favorite water resistant sunscreens for swimming laps in an outdoor pool? Thanks?
I love that Dr Ellis is aware of Asian sunscreens and recommends them. A lot of times it seems derms in the US seem to not be aware of Asian beauty sunscreens or are only promoting US sunscreens
I like both the Beauty of Joseon and Isntree sunscreens. I also like the Round lab birch juice moisturizing sunscreen, very similar to the other 2.
I’m debating on both the Beauty of Joseon and Isntree. Which is your fav?
@@ShawnaK84 Isntree is more "glass skin", and I think a bit more fluidy. BoJ is a little bit less shiny, and a bit more creamy in texture, and I think a bit more moisturizing. But both are good, depending on if you like more glass skin or not, otherwise they are similar.
Thank you Dr Sam!! I’ve tried so many products and your recommendations lives up to the suggestion. Thank you so much!! Please keep making great content!!
You should try D’Alba sunscreen. Another great Korean sunscreen.
Do all of these sunscreens wear well under makeup? I know you mentioned one is, but what about the others?
Hi Dr Ellis, why do no one talks about ZO Skin health when it comes to sun protection? In canada, that’s all the dermatology clinic recommends. Thank you
ISDIN spot prevent. The best. It leaves the skin dry and is not shiny. It doesn’t leave a cast and absorbs super fast
Every sunscreen I have tried makes my eyes tear. Any suggestions on what will not do that? I really appreciate it!!
NIOD Survival 30. I ve tried lots of sunscreens for daily use and this one is the best hands down
Ooh I haven’t tried this one!
what would you say is a good sunscreen for oily dehydrated skin? i use panoxyl and the la roche posay effaclar mat in my skincare routine. 💗
Thanks, Dr Sam… I will be honest and state I’m not willing to order sunscreens out of USA. However, the Posay one is one I can purchase locally as well as the Ulta. I had best decide soon, as my health issues demand I protect my skin this summer. The last two summers have been spent fighting cancer (not skin) so I finally feel well enough to be walking outside 🙏🏻 Everything seems to be a planned outing due to fatigue! I appreciate all the info you share! 🤗
The La Roche Posay in America is different than the La Roche Posay in Europe. European and Japanese sunscreens have access to less irritating, more advanced UVA/UVB filters. Just curious as to why you are against buying sunscreen outside the US?
I just wanted to recognise what you've gone through the last 2 summers and send you some healing vibes. I hope you're well 💙
@@jayedwardsuk5984 Thank you 🙏🏻 for your kind words!
@@cv7958 I didn’t realize that but my premise is to buy American 🇺🇸 as there as many without work. I have also paid quite large shipping fees for the few items I have ordered from other countries. Superb quality but long waits (worth it). I doubt my cancer will return as skin, but it’s an injustice to try to beat the odds without walking the walk! 😊
Congratulations on finishing your treatment!
I rediscovered my Olay serums. Beautypedia gives them 5 stars - not sure if all of then...have to check, but I know the one I used this morning got 5 stars.
Tone perfecting serum B and Vitamin C.
Will see what happens 🙂
Japanese and Korean brands really make great sunscreens since Asian girls are extremely obsessed with whitening (sun protection awareness)! When I need a lightweight sunscreen, I just go Asian!
Unseen Sunscreen is the first sunscreen I actually like using. Please let me know if it’s a good one. It’s just so nice and velvety and no issues rubbing it in. Even my son will wear it.
People love that one! It’s not my personal preferred texture but from an efficacy standpoint, it’s great!
I love this one too, but my wallet hates it 😳😅
Is it better to use mineral sunscreen if you have melasma? I prefer chemical for its lack of white cast
I love the recommends as much as the top you’re wearing. :) Where is it from? TIA
Haha thank you! It’s from Mango!
what about Canmake Mermaid Sunscreen Clear Gel Spf 50?
Any recommendations for online retailers that ship European la Roche posay to the US
This may be a silly question- but do you use the same sunscreens you’re mentioning here on your body for when you’re outdoors? If not, do you have any favorites for that as well!?
Buy UPF clothing. I never wear body SPF. I wear tops and jackets from Coolibar. Gloves from them too, as well as pants, Cafe and Navona City Pants are my current favorites. Occasionally I buy UPF bottoms from FIG Clothing. Also merino wool from Smartwool is UPF 50. As are all things polyester. Hello Zella!
Australian gold is my favorite although it dries my skin. Clinique super defense city block is the chemical sunscreen that I love. It slightly irritates my eyes, but it looks like my body is acclimating. The irritation is not as bad as it used to be.
If a sunscreen dries your skin, it shouldn't be your favorite :)
Yes!! I was just about to message you on Instagram about this 😂
Oh, yes I love ColorScience, too❤️
Thank you!!
My current sunscreen favorite is think sun with the slight tint. I wore this once with makeup and everything looked flawless it didn't pill it didn't make my makeup slide it dried down very well so that's why I think I want to try this naked Sunday one with your recommendation due to how it sounds and how nice it sounds like it applies to the skin
Ooh I haven’t tried that one!
@@DrSamEllis try it! It's cheap and covered by FSA 🤣 which is even better!
The think everyday tinted sunscreen?? Do you know if in the sunscreen’s label is listed ascorbic acid?
@@alm621 I use this on my desk skin and still look a decent dewy.
Do you know if on the back of the sunscreen in the ingredients is listed this: Ascorbic Acid? I wanna buy this but if there is ascorbic i skip
Hello, I have an important question about sunscreen and was hoping you could help me out. It is about the temperature of which sunscreen should be stored and whether the cold causes the sunscreen to turn less effective. I live in London and it is very cold here in the winter, I just brought a sunscreen and although I have left it in my room inside my make up bag, it still feels so cold. Would this make it less protective when I use it, or would it have to be extremely icy kind of cold to cause it to really break down?
Last question- promise. I spend so much on skincare but no idea the best sunscreen for me. I peel from my Tretinoin a bit sometimes- I’m 73 with dry skin but it doesn’t look 73 years old I don’t think. I heard somewhere to only use mineral sunscreens if you react at all to Tretinoin?? Whatever sunscreen you say to get I’m getting it. My dermatologist recommends Ella MD but that pills terribly under my makeup
havent find a sunscreen which matches my tanned skin. for the last 2 years I am just trying sunscreens
I will have to try the naked glow one ! I prefer mineral sunscreens or some hybrids.
I love colorscience, drmtlgy, supergoop mineral sheer screen. Elta md but am always looking for more options.
Thank you. Love sunscreen videos !
Thanks! I used to stock up on la Roche posay Anthelios with mexoryl when out of the country. Can’t get it here. I keep going back to Elta MD UV clear untinted and Colorscience Face Shield. Drmtlgy and Elta MD tinted sunscreens are a tad too dark for me in the winter. I like DRMTLGY spf 46 but spf 44 tinted moisturizer is a bit too shiny. For really hot humid weather, Australian Gold Botantical Sunscreen works well on combo/oily skin and is a bargain
Such good options. The colorescience face shield is always in my rotation! The tint on the drmtlgy one is too deep for me too, except when I have a fake tan!
Love Dermaquest brand spfs.
Jan Marini brand spfs. & Guinot brand spfs.
Totally worth trying.
Favorite Dermaquest Sun armor 50.
I had never heard of dermaquest! I'm intrigued! But the one you mention seems a little hard to find..
@@lizzichi86 dermstore cares them
But my aesthetician says too buy them locally that way there fist hand
and excellent Quality.
She (aesthetician) says dermstore is third party.
Can I ask a question, do I need to wear SPF 50 in Russia every day? I’ve been using it for the past 10 years but now after watching your videos I think if in California where there is a lot of sun people use SPF 50, maybe in Russia where we do not have much sun SPF 30 would do? I have combination skin with rosacea. Would be grateful for your advice!
I have all sunscreens from DRMTLG. My husband uses the non tinted one and I use tinted. The tint works very well for my skin tones not orange at all.
Is the tinted a dewy finish?
@@ShawnaK84 the combination tinted one is kinda like satin finish. The mineral one is less dewy. If you have tried CeraVe tinted one or colorescience, it is not that dewy compared to those two. It doesn't leave my face dry but it does not slide all over the place either.
the Shaka Fluid is good but it oxidize so quickly on my face and i do not wear make up so in the end of the day my face looks less bright
Hi can you do a video on safe spray sunscreens
I love the drmtlgy broad sunscreen one. It’s the first sunscreen I used that doesn’t irritate my eyes. I’m surprised not more people are talking about it.
How is it under makeup? If you don't mind sharing 😁
@@caroline-s I personally don’t wear too much makeup but if I do use any (like skin tint, blush, bronzer) it layers under makeup nicely. I use this as my primer. I don’t get oily with it. It’s super lightweight but still leaves your skin looking healthy and feeling hydrated. I’m combo skin.
@@cynthiagonzalez3810 thank you
The DRMTLGY sunscreen has been around for years. I used atleast 4 bottles of the Universal tint than moved on to other products. The reason that I switched is because I ended up with enlarged pores and my melasma became darker. The cause of the enlarged pores is hard to pin point. I used the Universal tint twice every day. Last summer I started using all mineral sunscreens with higher spf. Now my pores are smaller and melasma patches have faded so much that you can barely see it. Apparently they added an all mineral sunscreen but I haven't tried it. The reviews said there was a white cast. I don't want to go back using makeup foundation.
Love this vídeo my favorite is heliocare 360 gel oil free tinted.european brand
Australian Gold Botanical tinted sunscreen 50. It’s a lightweight matte finish mineral sunscreen. Great for my oily skin. I also like Elta MD UV Elements tinted sunscreen
I’m debating on the elta md elements one. Does it have a greasy look? Is the tint pretty dark?
@@ShawnaK84 i honestly haven’t used the Elta sunscreen since last summer. The tint is not too dark at all but it isn’t a matte finish like the Australian Gold sunscreen.
I like supergoop but my wallet doesn't so I'm on the hunt for a less expensive alternative ❤ Your video came at the right time. 😁
Hey Dr. Ellis! In one of your videos you mentioned not wanting to wear water resistant sunscreen on your face every day (or something along those lines)… which made me think!! Could my water resistant 80 min sunscreen be contributing to my acne?! Thanks🙏🏻💓
It definitely could be. Unfortunately sunscreens are a common culprit in breakouts so if you suspect the one you’re using may be problematic, I usually recommend switching it out for 4-6 weeks!
Do you have a list of favorite non comedogenic?
Is the beauty of Joseon good for oily skin? You didn't say anything about.
Riemann’s P20 sun cream for kids is my ride or die. I’m extremely oily and live in humid Southeast Asia and I also use tretinoin 0.1%. I can’t use Asian sunscreens because I believe they offer minuscule UVA protection.
I have that! How do you ‘hide’ the sunscreen’s greasiness?
I need to try a Korean sunscreen as they are most everyones favorite. I hate most all drugstore sunscreens I have tried for my face as they make my eyes burn. The exception to that is the Neutrogena Serum Sunscreen.
I prefer Japanese, personally. 👍
Many Japanese sunscreens have fragrance and denatured alcohol in it. I like Korean sunscreens much better.
hi Dr. Ellis, I wear white clothing a lot and I recently found out that sunscreens with avobenzone can cause a stain on light colored clothing. I dislike mineral sunscreen strongly because of the white-cast and feeling. do you have any recommendations or any sunscreens that won’t cause this stain?? thanks so much:)
My holy grail is the Hada Labo UV white gel. 👍
Dr. Ellis, how long did it take for your Stylevana products to arrive?
Almost a month!
I am looking for a mineral base sunblock for my kids. We are brown so finding without the white cast is a must. I need something for everyday we are in sunny California 🌞
Hi! Try MDSOLARSCIENCES mineral kidcreme SPF 50. I use it for my kids.
@@dianacastaneda2413 thank you so much for your reply! I am ordering today!
Do different sunscreens after you open them go bad faster? And where is the best place to store sunscreen I recently moved and my room is upstairs and I live in Texas so my room gets hot and i don’t don’t my sunscreens to go bad
They usually last 6-12 months after opening and that will be listed on the package. A bathroom cabinet is a good place to keep them. Usually doesn’t get too hot in there!
What’s your opinion on Homosalate?
Hi Dr Ellis I have a hard time with spf's tbh - my skin type is very dry, mature, rosacea and eczema prone. My current favourites are the mineral spf's from Paula's choice and Avene, or in the Summer when my skin is less dry the Ultrasun chemical spf's usually work for me. My rosacea has been flaring a lot recently and at that time I have to use a mineral spf tbh. i tried the bofJ one shown, plus the much hyped isntree HA spf and had a bad reaction on patch testing. The LRP never works for me (I am in the UK so it is the one shown). i also had a horrible reaction on patch testing to the bondi sands mineral spf (lots of botanical "extracts") and cannot even use most of the chemical baby spf's available here from Avene, LRP, Bioderma etc. My skin is just super finnicky with spf. I tried an alba botanical mineral spf and it was a no too. it's been really difficult finding an spf my skin will tolerate on a daily basis. I know I have to wear it everyday and I do, but so many of them are very drying on my already sore/irritated/dry skin. I always need a moisturiser underneath, but allow at least 10 mins after applying before applying my spf and I use a good amount. I do have a prescription azelaic acid from my Doctor and am really good at looking after my skin, but rosacea flares and calms ongoing even so. I choose skincare very carefully and patch test every single product I use, but my skin can tolerate something well for ages and then suddenly decide it hates it one day. Thereafter i can't use it again and have to look for something else. Best wishes.
ps I also use the Ultrasun lip spf in either the 30 or 50 - it's the best one I have found that actually moisturises the lips.
I also use the Ultrasun lip in SPF 50 because: DIETHYLAMINO HYDROXYBENZOYL HEXYL BENZOATE. I will never allow UVA to reach me in any way, shape or form. Not one single nm of it!
I feel your pain! Have you tried SkinCeuticals Physical Fusion UV Defense Tinted Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50?
@@lizzichi86 Yes I have thanks. The tinted version is too dark for me (I'm super pale), but the white untinted version works really well. It's the price that's the kicker - it's over £40 for a 50ml bottle ouch. I do really like it, but with the amount needed and reapplication it's an expensive one to keep buying. I've used 3 bottles last year. The other issue is it doesn't hold up well in warm weather and runs or melts off, so is better for the cooler months. It does sit beautifully under makeup though acting like a primer. thanks and best wishes.
@@lorainemcgillivray77 I found the tinted one to be too dark for me, too. I will give the untinted a try. Yes, it is expensive but I find it to be worth it for me as so few things do not irritate my skin and eyes. On the rosacea reddit page someone recommended Alastin SPF but I believe it is even pricier than the SkinCeuticals.. 😔
Good luck to you, too. ♡
I also like the UltraSun Lip SPF 50, only lip product i've found that contains diethylamino hydroxybenzoyl hexyl benzoate, which is killer at 380 to 400 nm.
Are these Korean sunscreens safe for pregnancy?
I want to try the Beauty of Joseon spf so badly, but I cannot justify $30+ of shipping for a single product. But my favorite spf of all time is the DRMTLGY universal tinted spf 🙏🏼
StyleKorean global ships free if >= $80
Stylevana has good shipping options & discounts!
Can you please do a video on how you maintain such healthy beautiful big Fiddle Fig Plants pleaseeee😍😍
Wouldn't it be better to recommend sunscreens that contain DNA repiarsome enzymes? like ISDIN or something similar for example.
I’m wondering if the DRMTLGY sunscreen will work just fine as the only daytime moisturizer? (After hyaluronic acid and before foundation.)
I think it could if someone isn’t super dry!
Thank you for the video, but I am so confused, is it really OK to use chemical sunscreen when pregnant and breastfeeding? Some dermatologists say it is ok, some say it is not, so I am confused, can you please tell me? Thank you😇
Chemical sunscreens have never shown harm to babies or developing fetuses. It’s something I’m personally okay with!
Thank you 😊
The BOJ 😍 It is in of my HGs too. I need a great Japanese or Korean sunscreen that is sweat/water resistant bc the traditional scent makes me gag now. Nose never returned to normal after my second baby. It isn’t as bad on my body but that scent on my face…so frustrating.
Does the BOJ have fragrance?
@@Roll587 It has zero fragrance. It is amazing! I have combo leaning oily skin and have rosacea. It has never made me breakout and is hydrating without feeling even a tiny bit greasy. 🙌🏻
@@katschrader1482 I'm in the same boat! I'm combo/oily with a tendency toward acne and rosacea, so I'm pretty picky. So glad to hear this! (Fragrance can give me headaches, so I try to avoid.)
@@Roll587 Wow, lots in common bc same! This one is very hydrating which is lovely. On days I want lighter weight (especially in summer), Skin aqua with gold cap is phenomenal and I’ve seen Dr Ellis recommend it, I believe. It is still lightly hydrating with zero scent but lighter weight.
My granddaughter is allergic to most sunscreen. She will have welps and be red for over a week. It seems worse than a sunburn would be. Our pediatrician said it may be paba. Any suggestions of brands to try?
Vanicream!
@@DrSamEllis I will check it out. Thanks for responding!
Also try SPF clothing and be diligent about it. I never used sunscreen as a child. And I was just diagnosed with another basal cell carcinoma on my face again last week. Second time on my face in 3 years. So I have surgery scheduled in 2 weeks. So yes, I would say the sun is worse than the allergic reaction. There are so many great options now. I regret the sun exposure so, so much!
Naked Sundays looks like a great product but at over $20 just for shipping, that's not happening. There are lots of good products with free shipping or at the store.
I’m curious, did you try the Evy sunscreens?
Yes! Wish they were more accessible for people. Hoping they will ship to the U.S. 🤞🏼
Love them!!
I use paula's choice wrinkle defense spf, it's amazing but breaks me out. I need to find one for acne prone skin
I'm having the same problem. Every sunscreen i have tried seems to make me breakout...I would also love recommendations for those of us with this issue
@@amandabaker7735 I've been using cosrx aloe soothing SPF and it hasn't broke me out! Also the missha essence SPF didn't break me out either. I just wish I could find a tinted one. I ordered skin1004 centella sun cream and it's tinted so hopefully it works
The Cerave tinted sunscreen doesn't break me out. I don't like the messy bottle but deal with it.
Hawaiian Tropic has a light tinted milky sunscreen. It smells lovely! I use both sunscreens together. They are hydrating , won't clog pores and provide enough coverage for me.
@@LilBoPeep777 oooh thank you, I'll have to try those
@@parisinthe30sx my pleasure. I know the struggle with break outs all too well. By the way, this past Saturday my husband and I went out exploring some abandoned sites in the cool weather northern part of Arizona state. I wore those sunscreens and my husband thought it wasn't necessary. He ended up with a sun burn on his face and I did not!! Yayyy. So if you're wondering how affective the CeraVe tinted and Hawaiian Tropic sunscreens are, I have experienced very good sun protection from them.
My husband learned a lesson on putting on sunscreens even when it's cool outside. He also lets me put lotion and serum on his face now. This is HUGE because he has watched me coat my entire body with lotions and oils every day for years. Now that he sees the results, he is a true believer 😆
The drmtlgy one irritated my skin even though it is super sensitive skin friendly. I think it was the chemical part that didn't work for me :(
Same here. I am allergic to chemical sunscreens on my face. I use the dmtlgy on my neck only.. weird..
im loving Canmake Mermaid Skin Gel
Looove that one
I wish I could give more than 1 thumbs up. You deserve more subscribers 💜
Do you not find denatured alcohol too unhealthy for the skin?
Nope! It’s a staple in many “lightweight” products and I personally don’t find it irritating or problematic for my skin.
Interesting, I was avoiding sunscreens with alcohol but maybe I’ll try them.
When reapplying sunscreen are we supposed to apply the same reccomended amount every time? I feel like I'm having buying new sunscreen every 4 weeks 🥲
My holy grail - Vichy Uv-Age daily! It has peptides, 2% niacinamide, doesn't sting my eyes and leaves the most beautiful semi-glowy finish 😍