@teresabracy6459 You're also Dr V being a troll again 👋. Just because you added some generic image you probably just found in a Google search in 2 minutes doesn't make it anymore convincing.
@@DeathtotheAshes butyloctyl salicylate ia not recognised as a UV filter in UK/EU either Also, the major issue is with the marketing that it's 100% mineral Someone who has a sensitivity to octisalate or homosalate may react to a sunscreen that says 100% mineral but isn't
Congratulations Ramón on your license! That is fantastic news! I definitely feel you with the whole marketing. I want to see it on real skin in advertisements to see how it works. Thank you for the detailed break down! 💕
I have brown skin. I have tried this sunscreen and love it! There is incredibly minimal to no white cast for me and I comfortable wear it without makeup.
I agree with you that the marketing claims are a bit misleading. Kind of expected better from Dr. V. and has made me wary to purchase (plus shipping to US is pricey!) Thanks for your informative review! And congrats!!
I've been waiting for your review of this! I know you really tell it how it is. In my opinion, it's too expensive for sunscreen (which should be applied generously), but I was interested to see if it lived up to her claims. I really appreciate Dr. V's skincare philosophy for skin of color. It's true that she's super strict (almost fearmongering) about ingredients and strength of actives, but it makes sense. She's said that even if only a small percent of people might experience irritation/sensitivity to a certain ingredient (like fragrance), with hundreds of thousands of views on her channel, even that small percent equals hundreds of people, and she's not ok with that. So I get it and it's true to her values, even if a lot of us might not have the same philosophy.
After watching Lab Muffin's video recently, It's interesting to see Butyloctyl Salicylate as the 4th ingredient when supposedly people prone to hyperpigmentation "need" to avoid chemical sunscreens. It's just disheartening to see fear mongering towards any population that just wants to stay healthy.
@@casebased8391 Ultrasun FACE Antiageing sun protection Tinted Honey SPF50+ They also have a Tinted Honey “Anti Pigmentation” sunscreen that’s really similar.
I have purchased this item, and I absolutely love it, but it absolutely does have a white cast. I don’t understand when people say no white cast and they don’t get it on their skin that’s great for them. I absolutely get a white cast on mine🤷🏽♀️ Btw, I have a medium to dark skin tone.
Another thorough review! I do love it when you get down to the nitty gritty details of everything (even the marketing) of a product -- it's why I love your channel so much. Facts, not foolishness! Congratulations on getting your licence!
Thanks so much for this review…I did purchase this SPF and have dry to combo sensitive skin and was too heavy with a moisturiser though ok over my serum! The price is quite high though but the formula is very light and wearable! I do feel it will be better as a winter sunscreen. There was NO white/grey cast on my skin tone or my mum who is deep dark beautiful
There are a lot of reasons I would not buy this sunscreen, but the biggest reason is cost. You can get really good mineral sunscreens for a fraction of the price. You did a great job analyzing this product. Really appreciate it!
Hi I would love to know which invisible sunscreen on dark skin with no perfume you're referring too? Because the only one I know is from Cotz but it's an American brand and I live in Europe so the shipping is huge. I am glad there is now an option for Europe.
You review on this was the one I was most looking forward to. Very interesting on zinc being a source of irritation as I think I have the same issue but was attributing it to something else. Congrats on your license!
Before watching the full video I have to say I have this product and I love it. Male of color here. So far, so good. My skin loves it and the white cast is VERY subtle/non-existent.
@@shathaaaaa No, probably because of my skin type. I actually used Cetaphil hydrating lotion before I used this suncreeen and it was still fine. I like the dewey vibe people says it gives off. But I def don't need to blot of wipe my face at all. Ps: I have normal to combination skin plus my have deeper skin tone.
I follow Dr. V since her first video I was super excited about this sunscreen unfortunately it is expensive plus one person said it’s not good for oily skin. I also follow her on Instagram and just because I said that it was expensive they block me from putting comments. To me that’s unprofessional if you cannot say how you feel and only allow to put positive comments then you are not being sincere.
Congratulations on your esthetician license!!! So exciting! I adore you and I have been waiting for you to review this sunscreen!!! I bought 2 of these and frankly, I regret it. It's $21 to ship to the US and it took over 3 weeks to arrive, which is fine, BUT this sunscreen feels super greasy, especially after reapplication. I was very surprised because I have combination/dry skin. It's grease ball central! Not attractive at all! Also, it does leave a cast for sure- at least it did for me. I'm slightly darker than you and it did leave a cast. My biggest critic is my friend at work who has deep skin. She looked at me and said, "girl, nope!". I wanted to love this product but it just didn't deliver for me.
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Watching the footage back, it leaves a beard cast for sure. Skin wise, it looks good! I can’t even clock it in daylight
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 @ girl nope. This is a huge disappointment for the price. 😔 I think mineral sunscreen brands need to start launching sample sizes so that we can test them for a very low fee before investing heavily into them.
you can tell in this video and in lakisha's that there's a "lavender glow' near their nose and creases. you already have the product so use it. For now now I'm using coola's shear minieral and just putting a litte at a time through out the day. I'll only use it once if I'm using make up since all my make up have spf and I'll just ouch up with mineral power (It cosmetics), same with korean or kbeauty inspired foundations.
i think the phrasing "maximum UVA protection is dishonest." 16 PPD is not the maximum and you can get much higher (like >50) with a chemical sunscreen. Yes, PA++++ is the highest rating but that doesn't = maximum UVA protection. she's intentionally implying that this sunscreen will give you the most UVA protection possible.
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I see what you’re saying. In technicality, she’s saying it has ENOUGH, but for like daily use. It has sufficient to have broad spectrum designation, but more in terms of a regular, everyday sunscreen. Not an ultra high UVA protection sunscreen
Thank you! I really like this sunscreen. I wear Fenty 370 and this sunscreen does not leave a white cast on me. I have noticed that my skin looks nice altogether. I agree that she should show models wearing the product on bare skin. It’s a good product! And she would be way better off showing the product on bare skin using the correct amount. I too wish it were more accessible.
Thank you so much for this video. I have a similar skin tone to yours and wanted to buy the right sun cream for my face. I brought the Dr V inzincable and Eurcerin oil control cream (just incase after watching your videos) for my beach holiday trip recently, temperature was around 38 degrees. I found the Dr V suncream greasy and uncomfortable in the heat (didn't have any make up on) the Eucerin saved me the discomfort it was leagues ahead and no white cast.
Snap, I’m fenty 290 too and congratulations! I feel really let down by this sunscreen. Every time I use it breaks my face out in spots. It also looks really greasy if you wear it without makeup and I don’t like to wear makeup daily so I can’t use this. I don’t feel it’s great for oily skin people who don’t wear makeup, which is a shame as it has no white cast from what I can see
Thank you! I was a bit confused about the denatured alcohol in my #1 favorite sunscreen - La Roche Posay UVmune 400 sunscreen SPF 50+ fragrance free. The denatured alcohol doesn't dry my oily skin at all, no white cast and not greasy at all; also easy to reapply. I hope this is a good choice.
Congratulations on your license!!!!!👏👏👏👏 I really like it. I’m a shade 360 in Fenty foundation. It does start out with a cast but it works in easily & I let it sit for 39 seconds and it sits very nice on my skin. Yes, I do have to work it in my hairline. It feels very moisturizing because I have very dry skin. I reapply three times daily. I don’t mind the price… hell I paid $82 for Fenty makeup and I don’t use it everyday but this sunscreen I’m getting my money’s worth. I will purchase again.
I don't agree with Dr.V on Mineral vs Organic sunscreens(My skin doesn't like zinc. So I use modern organic filters like Uvinul A, Tinasorb S, Tinasorb M). However, she is absolutely spot on about fragrances and denatured alcohol. Her claims are confirmed by my personal dermatologist whom I respect. It is also a sentiment universally shared by the vast majority of dermatologists in the world. On tyrosinase inhibitors being AM safe, you may want to do your own research on which ones are photostable and which ones are best for you. Alpha Arbutin for example, is not photostable. I wouldn't follow any influencer blindly. No one is right, 100% of the time.
I don't understand what you don't agree with her. Most people with sensitive skin and eyes do better with mineral sunscreen. But if your skin gets irritate by thus ingredient of course don't use it. Talking about the mass does not mean exception does not exist.
@@heredianna2496 I have dry, sensitive skin and zinc based sunscreens don't work for me. As for where I disagree with her, it's her claim that mineral sunscreens reflect UV radiation, while chemical sunscreens absorb, which is a bit outdated. The only difference between Mineral vs Chemical filters is that, chemical SPF absorbs 100% of UV rays, while mineral sunscreen absorbs ~95% of rays and reflects back ~5% of UV rays. As for her other claims on glycolic acid, fragrances, denatured alcohol, essential oils and recommended percentages of actives, I completely agree with Dr.V.
@@vacationeyes6430 Got it but when it comes to the difference between what suncreen ingredients do or don't do I have to say that I don't focus on that because the studies are really not clear or are biased or done by such or such brands or we don't even know exactly how the study was done. Although many UA-camrs like to act as they are experts and the studies clear even when the real experts do not agree. Plus ingredients or percentage of ingredients is not the only thing that matter. The entire formulation matter and how are you able to apply and reapply a sunscreen properly. For those reasons I also rely on simply being very mindful of when I get exposed to the sun/ hat/sunglasses etc... But I heard of several Dermatologists including mine saying that they see in their practice a better reduction of hyperpigmentation when people use properly mineral type sunscreens rather than properly chemical type sunscreens and that's my personal main issue ( hyperpigmentation). So I also tend to trust Dr who see many different type of patients in real everyday life.
I got InZincable around one month ago.. I liked everything about except that my face gets very very greasy and believe it or not my face is dry to very dry.
Congrats on getting your license and thanks for a well-rounded review on this. I will say I do agree that some Dr V's content around sunscreen types to use and her ideas on "good ingredients" vs bad are a bit iffy but well-meaning. I like her content and she has shared a lot on YT and has helped so many people figure out how to deal with their skin, howeeeveer I do think the fact that she deals with people who have really bad skin issues either naturally or through from misusing certain ingredients may have warped the way she sees ingredients like alcohol or fragrance, especially if they are the common denominator in her consultations. Like you said, the problem with alcohol or fragrance only affects a small amount of the population and certain alcohols, for one are actually only used to help the penetration of the actives in a formulations and evaporate very quickly after application so don't sit on the skin like most people think. Lab Muffin did a video on this too. Anyhoo, it's great to have options and I wish her well with Inzincable and I'm sure it will do well. For me and my household, the price is a little too steep for the quantity you get. My wallet would definitely be mad at me if I purchased this.
Agree with your comment on Alexis Stephens, I don't know how she makes these sunscreen work for her, I purchased some of her recommendation and boy were they off. I did get the inzincable, I would say for my complexion and skin texture I had a do a bit for rubbing into the skin but eventually, it became inzinable.
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I wasn’t dragging Dr. Stephens btw, I just want to know her secrets! Bc they look so good on her skin.
Thank you for this review. I think the biggest thing about this sunscreen is that it's suitable for skin of colour and doesn't irritate sensitive skin. I've tried alot of sunscreens and they just don't work for my skin. I am indian in coloring and not even in the darkest range but I get a white cast every time. You're right in the sense that she does tend to be more conservative in her recommendations but that's because she always says this information is for those of us with darker skin colours who have issues with hyperpigmentation etc. She is a doctor and does tend to generalize which can be a bit scary if you don't listen to more of the content. With darker skin tones we tend to pigment more. You don't see it when you're in your 20s as much. You'll see it as you get older and by then for some people it can be too late if you can't afford the more expensive products that can have ingredients that can help. I'm in my early 30s and already seeing how quickly I freckle in the sun with sun screen. I've developed sensitivities I didn't have in my 20s.
I have been using this for a few days now. It really has no cast on me but that might me the only positive. My skin is combination and found it too be too greasy for me. I also experienced it just sitting on the skin and never sinking in or drying down. This makes makes me always need powder. Doesn’t feel the best generally. Love the innovation of the product and to support a creator like Dr. V. Not sure if I will repurchase due to the cost and how the product sits and feels on my skin.
Before watching this vedio, Dr V is a great person working for skin of color and her all products are great especially her sunscreen, skincare + protection. Skin of color works completely different from all other skin tone, a slight careless mistake can cause anything. Dr V is always strict when it comes to melanin kings and queens. She always put prevention first. And basically what she claims is what is good and bad for skin, it’s that simple . If you have no issue with denatured alcohol or fragrance but it’s not good or health to our skin for long time avoiding these chemicals are always good our skin. @Dr V is the best.
Just saw her video on common sunscreen mistakes. She says to put a quarter to a half teaspoon on the back of your hand before applying, But then she applies much less than that to her hand. A quarter teaspoon for the face alone is a LOT of sunscreen. I measured it out. Edit: to clarify, I don't like how she says to put thay amount and then DOESNT. While less than a quarter teaspoon is sufficient, I find it misleading when she says to apply a certain amount and then she herself applies much less than that
I have tried it, last 3 weeks, it's expensive but the ingredients are wonderful. Quality ingredients are costly. Yes cheaper sun creams are available but I use it because of the ingredients. Look at the ingredients list on any suncream and there are a gazillions. Dr V has simple clean ingredients. Great for skin of colour
I was looking forward to this, but it leaves my skin WAY too greasy. Yes, there is no white cast. Instead I have an oily and greasy cast and it does not dry down on my skin. Dr V talks about having dry skin, so I think it was formulated more for her skin type. I am normal to combination skin. I applaud her work for skin of color, but this was not for me.
I have watched Dr. V's videos in the past and it's geared more so towards people with sensitive skin vs people of color in general. I get that people with more melanin in our skin pigment easily but all of us doesn't have irritation to fragrance or alcohol. I would say that she leans on the side of caution more than derms based on her content. In one video she stated that poc shouldn't use vitamin c in the day and my skin has improved tremendously since my derm to me to use vitamin c in my morning routine.
I believe she meant low pH vitamin C e.g. Ascorbic acid which is unstable with UV rays. She is ok with vitamin C derivatives e.g.tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate
If it work then good. If not move on. But what I like about Dr. V is although she has her line she does recommend you try other stuff first that might work. At least she honest enough about that.
What a fantastic in-depth review, thank you for taking the time & effort to review this product so thoroughly for us. I’m Asian NC30 in Mac and I’ll probably give a try- mainly because I want to try and limit the amount of products I have to put on my face first thing in the morning when I’m in a rush- I have quite dry skin and as you say it’s fairly substantial in the moisture dept (!) I can use as a moisturiser/SPF in one. I totally agree with you comments on alcohol in skincare products and I also love a good fragrance too !!🤩😉🙌🏼
Fragrance and Alcohol damage happens over time. You might not have an issue with it until years later. It's nice for younger people to be informed that this can happen. My Nana was a Beauty Therapist, she had a Beauty School and Salons, she always told me to protect my skin from the sun and don't use fragranced products. She had the most beautiful skin with almost not wrinkles. Lots of things play into this outcome but that was her main advice.
Congrats on getting your license Ramón!!! Thank you for this in depth review 🤗 I personally could not see a difference when you were wearing the sunscreen in terms of white cast I’m shocked!
She suggests avoiding tyrosinase inhibitors (such as alpha arbutin, tranexamic acid, azealic acid) during the day for people who have hyperpigmentation. This is because the skin is more prone to pigmenting if SPF is not applied correctly over these inhibitors and most people don't apply the recommended amount/don't reapply SPF every 2 hours. We also don't know when SPF wears off exactly so it's better to avoid these products during the day if you have hyperpigmentation because sun exposure makes it worse.
Very disappointed with Dr V's formulation... Hated this sunscreen, incredibly greasy & agree it doesn't dry down. Plus I'm now finding I react to HA & Dimethicone, so ended up with a rash on my face & found both ingredients present in this product. Will now use as a hand cream... & so the search goes on...
Whether it is their own or someone else's product most influencers are trying to sell something..period. Even if it is just an idea. People have control over what they "fear." I find the idea that some random person on social media stating their concerns that may be different that someone else's is labeled fearmongering to be a sign of the times. Just don't listen or find someone you agree with. Everyone should be seeing a professional that touches their skin and use these videos as entertainment not the gospel. She was right abt glycolic for my skin but it may work for someone else. Everything is blown out of proportion and people look for someone to chastise.
I have Asian medium brown skin and it does leave a slight white cast but isn't too bad, The oil/greasiness however is too much I have an oily t-zone and dry skin all over but I can feel it on my skin it isn't elegant like the Korean sunscreens and for the price and hype I expected way better or at least be inclusive for oily skin types. I'm waiting for Village 11 spf 50 to get back in stock.
Actually, I love it- I don’t like sunscreens too matte. It’s not oily nor does it take too long to zinc in- it’s perfect! For example, the new Colorescience flex is way too matte. Everyone go with inzincable people, it’s the best. Leaves your face not looking dry
This is the very first review I’ve seen of this, I also had a very BAD experience your absolutely right about it not being a dewy it leaves your face very GREASY and then just to add I broke out with soooooo many spots on my face, when I messaged her she was like ‘oh I’m so sorry that it didn’t work out for you, I’m making another version’ 🙄👀 what about the 25 spots I have broken out with!?!? Just to add it’s coming up 2 weeks and they are just about going away but down to a few still there. I was really hoping that I wouldn’t react and this would sit well but sadly not! I understand it maybe her first SPF but I just didn’t feel like her message was coming from the heart and that she actually cared. I looked like I had Acne even though I don’t suffer from it. Definitely won’t be buying again!
I had a similar experience and emailed them. It was so incredibly greasy and would never dry down or set. They told me to use as little as possible?!? It’s SPF why would I use less of it, makes no sense!
@@shathaaaaa yeah they tell you what they want you to hear all the good things and no care or concern about customers needs, your lucky you didn’t get breakouts like me, personally I think this it is overly hyped by ‘Dr V’ only!
I don’t trust her or what she says. The more I hear these reviews the more sceptical I am. There was another customer who broke out and her reply was, “stop using it.” Also, she isn’t even a dermatologist or a practising Dr. Uses dr because she has a degree in medicine. Be careful people.
@@65NART interesting, I must admit when she’s given advice on non of her products, some things are interesting and educational and for that reason her tips are useful! But her SPF 👎 Colour Science SPF 50 I’m using it’s a mineral one / no alcohol / no fragrance it’s working for me if anyone would like an alternative option I’d recommend, it has a semi dewy finish which is nice and most of all non irritant! 🙌
It's a good think that you mentioned that it's too pricey for body because in india we pay 3700 [45.02 dollars] and it's really expensive even for daily use to use it generously.
Seems a bit shady.🌚 She applies a small dot on the back of her hand. Her models do the same. I’ve yet to see her or her models apply the full 2 or 3 fingers worth of sunscreen. Every deep/dark skin person has said that the sunscreen does leave a white cast. Anyways, I adore your sunscreen reviews💖 they’re my fav videos! Please review Sonrei’s tinted mineral sunscreen & the regular non-tinted version. CONGRATS on your license 🎉
Love all your reviews! They're so helpful. I don't know if you've heard of Sophieskin, it's a Spanish brand that came out this year and I would love to see you review any of their sunscreens, if that were possible. I'm particularly curious about their kids sunscreen, which is an all mineral sunscreen. But off course, no pressure! Oh and congrats on your esthetician license 😊
I have tried using this product in every way possible, I'm indian, skin tone is Mac nc40-nc42 for reference. No matter how I apply this product or rub into my skin or my children we always get this ridiculous white cast!!!! Tried Ultrasun which is applied once a day, although it sticks to the skin and also leaves a white cast you can rest assure that your skin is protected. Plus the Inzincable wipes off too easily so your jacket could rub against your face and then the product is wasted and at £24.99 for 50ml NOT WORTH BUYING IN MY OPINION
Have you considered making a video on your acne/skincare journey? When it all started, what's worked, what didn't, etc. I'm nosy lol so i'd love the storytime :D
After you reviewed and raved about the Garnier sunscreen (UK version) I've been eager to get my hands on it. Unfortunately the boots US website isn't working. Do you know any other way I can purchase it here in the US? Also I have a question regarding pairing Avobenzone with zinc oxide in hybrid sunscreens? I don't see any formulations with these two filters
Hey thanks for the video I'm a brown skin girl after watching Dr v videos on sunscreen she freaked me out on what to choose and totally thrown me. Is there any spf 50 you would recommend for my skin tone please
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 I thought I was the only wondering how the likes of Dr Alexis and co manage not to get a white cast with these sunscreens. Congratulations on your license by the way 👏🏾👏🏾🎉🎉🥰
She uses the 2 fingers method for the face and neck. I saw her applying the new mineral sunscreen from Supergoop a few months ago, and she said the mineral sunscreen didn't leave a cast on her skin. Of course it didn't. The opening of the tube was very small, and i saw how little the product that came out of the tube was using that method. She didn't apply the recommended amount of sunscreen to cover her face and neck.
Dear Ramon, can you recommend excellent European (or American) mineral susncreens with a mix of small (absorbing) and large (scattering, whitening) particles of mineral filters (of titanium or zinc, or both)? THANKS
Hey! I am new to your channel and I am loving your videos!! so informative!! 🥰I have this mineral sunscreen and I would say I am a similar skin tone to you and white caste is very minimal on me as well! It is a nice sunscreen to wear however I find it does not look the best when applying a lot of makeup on top. If I apply a thin layer of makeup it works well however if I wanted to do a full coverage look then this does not work well on my skin. For reference, I have combo-dry skin. So far the only mineral spf that sits the best with full coverage makeup for me is Colour Science mineral spf 50.
I was also wondering about this sunscreen... very intrigued; UNTIL, I saw the price!!.. to expensive to get it shipped even to the EU!!!.. thanks Ramón 😊
I have the sunscreen and I would say I have normal to oily skin. I’m a 6 to 6.5 in Armani luminous silk (Fitzpatrick type IV skin type ), on me it doesn’t leave a white cast at all, I so wanted to enjoy this sunscreen because I’m the type of sensitive skin she is talking about, can’t take any fragrance or alcohol, etc. in my skincare, as I then either battle with a lot pimples and/or with eczema, dry patches and overall damaged skin barrier. I am so thankful for her knowledge. Thanks to her my battle in years of problematic skin has ended. And I believe SENSITIVE (eczema prone) skin types don’t take up a small percentage at all, having had dermatology in Uni (I’m a dentist) I know it’s actually quite common and getting more common ! Also these ingredients don’t add anything other than sensory advantages (fragrance) to your skin care, so why don’t other brands just skip it. So I totally get her philosophy, if there’s any risk why include it! It’s quite a scientific approach, so I wouldn’t bash her for it. Your statements in this video are not that reflected and I think you’re just trying to generate more viewers, pulling them to your side . Just an observation…and let’s be honest here, if you do have skin type VI (dark brown to black skin) and are not living in the nearest part of the equator, YOU DO NOT NEED sunscreen! Again, YOU DO NOT NEED IT! You don’t need to buy any sunscreen that will potentially leave a white cast on your skin! So overall Mr., the argument doesn’t count ! God, please, ….. common sense…. So coming back to the sunscreen, yes it is quite greasy and does not apply well, especially with natural low to medium coverage make-up. And for that price range I’m not willing to buy it again. Overall it’s a good product, my only issue in her marketing is that you can see Fitzpatrick Type VI models, which in my opinion is quite puzzling cuz they ain’t needing sunscreen. ☝🏽If they’re living in North America, Europe or even Asia or South East Asia
But then again if I was Type VI skin type and living in a hot region in near proximity to the equator , I’d actually just use physical shields such as a Cap or a hat, that would be enough for that beautiful black skin
Gracias por este video Ramón! Literal te dejó cero white cast, tengo que probarlo! Me encantaría ver algún vídeo sobre cómo te aplicas el protector solar sobre la piel dónde tienes barba. Siempre me queda fatal cuando me aplico algún protector mineral ahí :( Felicidades por tu canal!😸
I used to enjoy watching her channel in the beginning, but now she market her products like crazy. I guess she had ulterior motive all along. I don’t agree with her claiming “the world’s first hyperpigmentation cream”. Give me a break.
When she did the "should I monetize" video I started feeling the same way. It could have been genuine but I was already starting to cool off due to other content. I did get some good info though and appreciated her perspectives.
She gives great advice even now, advertising your product is what normal people do to make money, she's not sponsored like other UA-camrs, making ends meet is not a crime. It's not a crime to advertise your products yourself. Every entrepreneur does this IT'S LEGAL!!!!!!!
@@priyankazipporah3639 it's honestly very similar to the Heliocare Mineral sunscreen (wee bit whitecast on my NC40 tone, reapplies easily & doesn't break up as much under makeup)
Great Review 👍 *Can we use this sunscreen if we're using Retinol, Vitamin C serum, Niacinemide on face ???* _I'm olive skin toned & have a combination skin._ Thanks x
@ _yeah have already watched that & really liked too._ *But here I'm talkin about some different brand.* *It's Live Tinted / Heuguard / 3 in 1 Tinted Mineral Sunscreen by Deepica Mutyala.* *Hope to see it's review soon done by u as you're one of the few honest Vloggers who don't cheat their audience* Love from 🇬🇧
She is conservative with her product because she caters specifically to skin of colour, that gets Hyperpigmentation with the slightest irritation. Which is something npoc usually wouldn't experience, which is why they can get away with a little alcohol, witch Hazel, fragance etc etc. Its marketed, more so formulated for these reasons ie skin of colour, so if you don't have those issues, they would sound so extreme because you can use literally anything and won't get such reactions. However, due to uniqueness of skin, there would as well be some ingredients in the product that might irritate someone else, and if you're that person, then the sun screen is not for you. She's keen to updates and reviews, so I'm sure she's already working on the critiques made.
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I’m a Dark Skin black woman that purchased the product and will again. It’s the best mineral sunscreen I’ve come across!
It's not a true mineral sunscreen
It is a hybrid sunscreen
It uses a chemical filter which is not yet recognized as a chemical filter
@@chetnasingh2020It is recognized in the UK. The US FDA isn’t the end all be all.
@teresabracy6459 You're also Dr V being a troll again 👋. Just because you added some generic image you probably just found in a Google search in 2 minutes doesn't make it anymore convincing.
@@DeathtotheAshes butyloctyl salicylate ia not recognised as a UV filter in UK/EU either
Also, the major issue is with the marketing that it's 100% mineral
Someone who has a sensitivity to octisalate or homosalate may react to a sunscreen that says 100% mineral but isn't
@@chetnasingh2020 welp
Congratulations Ramón on your license! That is fantastic news! I definitely feel you with the whole marketing. I want to see it on real skin in advertisements to see how it works. Thank you for the detailed break down! 💕
I have brown skin. I have tried this sunscreen and love it! There is incredibly minimal to no white cast for me and I comfortable wear it without makeup.
Hi there Dr V still trolling any challenges to your scamming defrauding ways I see.
@@priscillaeyles3301oh wow
Of course, it has an unregulated chemical sunscreen mixed in.
I agree with you that the marketing claims are a bit misleading. Kind of expected better from Dr. V. and has made me wary to purchase (plus shipping to US is pricey!) Thanks for your informative review! And congrats!!
I've been waiting for your review of this! I know you really tell it how it is. In my opinion, it's too expensive for sunscreen (which should be applied generously), but I was interested to see if it lived up to her claims.
I really appreciate Dr. V's skincare philosophy for skin of color. It's true that she's super strict (almost fearmongering) about ingredients and strength of actives, but it makes sense. She's said that even if only a small percent of people might experience irritation/sensitivity to a certain ingredient (like fragrance), with hundreds of thousands of views on her channel, even that small percent equals hundreds of people, and she's not ok with that. So I get it and it's true to her values, even if a lot of us might not have the same philosophy.
After watching Lab Muffin's video recently, It's interesting to see Butyloctyl Salicylate as the 4th ingredient when supposedly people prone to hyperpigmentation "need" to avoid chemical sunscreens. It's just disheartening to see fear mongering towards any population that just wants to stay healthy.
Yikes! The sunscreen costs $57 with shipping to the US. I would like to try this sunscreen but it’s a bit outside my budget. 🤑
SAME
Same here!
Yeah $60 is too much for me. My holy grail facial sunscreen costs
@@maenad1231 What’s your holy grail?
@@casebased8391 Ultrasun FACE Antiageing sun protection Tinted Honey SPF50+
They also have a Tinted Honey “Anti Pigmentation” sunscreen that’s really similar.
I have purchased this item, and I absolutely love it, but it absolutely does have a white cast. I don’t understand when people say no white cast and they don’t get it on their skin that’s great for them. I absolutely get a white cast on mine🤷🏽♀️
Btw, I have a medium to dark skin tone.
I thought maybe am dark but does has a cast.
Congrats Ramón! So proud of you. And definitely excited for this video.
Another thorough review! I do love it when you get down to the nitty gritty details of everything (even the marketing) of a product -- it's why I love your channel so much. Facts, not foolishness! Congratulations on getting your licence!
Thanks so much for this review…I did purchase this SPF and have dry to combo sensitive skin and was too heavy with a moisturiser though ok over my serum! The price is quite high though but the formula is very light and wearable! I do feel it will be better as a winter sunscreen.
There was NO white/grey cast on my skin tone or my mum who is deep dark beautiful
There are a lot of reasons I would not buy this sunscreen, but the biggest reason is cost. You can get really good mineral sunscreens for a fraction of the price.
You did a great job analyzing this product. Really appreciate it!
Hi I would love to know which invisible sunscreen on dark skin with no perfume you're referring too? Because the only one I know is from Cotz but it's an American brand and I live in Europe so the shipping is huge. I am glad there is now an option for Europe.
You review on this was the one I was most looking forward to. Very interesting on zinc being a source of irritation as I think I have the same issue but was attributing it to something else. Congrats on your license!
I’ve been wanting a thorough and honest review of unzincable! Thank you! Subscribed 💃🏿
Not me always waiting for the wink 😉🤣❤️❤️ I just ordered this but it’s going to take a few weeks for me to get it. Great video!
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@ and congrats on the licensing, boo! ❤️❤️
@The Style and Beauty Doctor yay! can't wait for your review on this product.
Lmaoooo this is right now
Before watching the full video I have to say I have this product and I love it. Male of color here. So far, so good. My skin loves it and the white cast is VERY subtle/non-existent.
Was it at all greasy for you?
@@shathaaaaa No, probably because of my skin type. I actually used Cetaphil hydrating lotion before I used this suncreeen and it was still fine. I like the dewey vibe people says it gives off. But I def don't need to blot of wipe my face at all. Ps: I have normal to combination skin plus my have deeper skin tone.
OMG OMG!!! I replayed the intro and smiled wider! CONGRATULATIONS!
Thank you! ❤️
This is way too expensive for a 50 ml sunscreen + shipping to the states! CONGRATULATIONS ON GETTING YOUR LICENSE!
I love the structure of this review - so helpful! Very balanced and informative, thank you.
I follow Dr. V since her first video I was super excited about this sunscreen unfortunately it is expensive plus one person said it’s not good for oily skin. I also follow her on Instagram and just because I said that it was expensive they block me from putting comments. To me that’s unprofessional if you cannot say how you feel and only allow to put positive comments then you are not being sincere.
Very hypocritical of Dr. V to hate on nano sized sunscreens, then she herself comes out with a nano based sunscreen……
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Doesn’t she also advice alcohol is bad yet suggest products with alcohol in it
@@RoflJoker1994not all alcohol is bad
@@smashaj2955 true. That’s why I enjoy my beer 🍻
She just wants to make money. And makes fear mongering of ingredients.
Congratulations on your esthetician license!!! So exciting! I adore you and I have been waiting for you to review this sunscreen!!! I bought 2 of these and frankly, I regret it. It's $21 to ship to the US and it took over 3 weeks to arrive, which is fine, BUT this sunscreen feels super greasy, especially after reapplication. I was very surprised because I have combination/dry skin. It's grease ball central! Not attractive at all! Also, it does leave a cast for sure- at least it did for me. I'm slightly darker than you and it did leave a cast. My biggest critic is my friend at work who has deep skin. She looked at me and said, "girl, nope!". I wanted to love this product but it just didn't deliver for me.
Watching the footage back, it leaves a beard cast for sure. Skin wise, it looks good! I can’t even clock it in daylight
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 @ girl nope. This is a huge disappointment for the price. 😔 I think mineral sunscreen brands need to start launching sample sizes so that we can test them for a very low fee before investing heavily into them.
@ I actually thought maybe that was your makeup on the beard area.
Nah, def the sunscreen unfortunately 😔 in person vs on camera w studio lighting shows up very differently.
you can tell in this video and in lakisha's that there's a "lavender glow' near their nose and creases. you already have the product so use it. For now now I'm using coola's shear minieral and just putting a litte at a time through out the day. I'll only use it once if I'm using make up since all my make up have spf and I'll just ouch up with mineral power (It cosmetics), same with korean or kbeauty inspired foundations.
Thank you for the detailed video on this sunscreen, as well as the links of two other UA-camrs with darker skin tones to compare. Great video!
i think the phrasing "maximum UVA protection is dishonest." 16 PPD is not the maximum and you can get much higher (like >50) with a chemical sunscreen. Yes, PA++++ is the highest rating but that doesn't = maximum UVA protection. she's intentionally implying that this sunscreen will give you the most UVA protection possible.
I see what you’re saying. In technicality, she’s saying it has ENOUGH, but for like daily use. It has sufficient to have broad spectrum designation, but more in terms of a regular, everyday sunscreen. Not an ultra high UVA protection sunscreen
Thank you! I really like this sunscreen. I wear Fenty 370 and this sunscreen does not leave a white cast on me. I have noticed that my skin looks nice altogether. I agree that she should show models wearing the product on bare skin. It’s a good product! And she would be way better off showing the product on bare skin using the correct amount. I too wish it were more accessible.
@@Hamzahzzuber I used Inzincable. I was just referring to my skin tone when referring to Fenty 370.
Thank you so much for this video. I have a similar skin tone to yours and wanted to buy the right sun cream for my face. I brought the Dr V inzincable and Eurcerin oil control cream (just incase after watching your videos) for my beach holiday trip recently, temperature was around 38 degrees. I found the Dr V suncream greasy and uncomfortable in the heat (didn't have any make up on) the Eucerin saved me the discomfort it was leagues ahead and no white cast.
Snap, I’m fenty 290 too and congratulations!
I feel really let down by this sunscreen. Every time I use it breaks my face out in spots. It also looks really greasy if you wear it without makeup and I don’t like to wear makeup daily so I can’t use this. I don’t feel it’s great for oily skin people who don’t wear makeup, which is a shame as it has no white cast from what I can see
Thank you! I was a bit confused about the denatured alcohol in my #1 favorite sunscreen - La Roche Posay UVmune 400 sunscreen SPF 50+ fragrance free. The denatured alcohol doesn't dry my oily skin at all, no white cast and not greasy at all; also easy to reapply. I hope this is a good choice.
Could you please do a review about Dr. V’s facial pigmentation kit and dark circles kit please? Thank you.
Congratulations on your license!!!!!👏👏👏👏 I really like it. I’m a shade 360 in Fenty foundation. It does start out with a cast but it works in easily & I let it sit for 39 seconds and it sits very nice on my skin. Yes, I do have to work it in my hairline. It feels very moisturizing because I have very dry skin. I reapply three times daily. I don’t mind the price… hell I paid $82 for Fenty makeup and I don’t use it everyday but this sunscreen I’m getting my money’s worth. I will purchase again.
I don't agree with Dr.V on Mineral vs Organic sunscreens(My skin doesn't like zinc. So I use modern organic filters like Uvinul A, Tinasorb S, Tinasorb M). However, she is absolutely spot on about fragrances and denatured alcohol. Her claims are confirmed by my personal dermatologist whom I respect. It is also a sentiment universally shared by the vast majority of dermatologists in the world.
On tyrosinase inhibitors being AM safe, you may want to do your own research on which ones are photostable and which ones are best for you. Alpha Arbutin for example, is not photostable. I wouldn't follow any influencer blindly. No one is right, 100% of the time.
I can't use chemical filters....burn my eyes so bad ,made me cry
@@dipsarkar6598 Go for the one which works for you. Any sunscreen is better than no Sunscreen.
I don't understand what you don't agree with her. Most people with sensitive skin and eyes do better with mineral sunscreen. But if your skin gets irritate by thus ingredient of course don't use it. Talking about the mass does not mean exception does not exist.
@@heredianna2496 I have dry, sensitive skin and zinc based sunscreens don't work for me. As for where I disagree with her, it's her claim that mineral sunscreens reflect UV radiation, while chemical sunscreens absorb, which is a bit outdated. The only difference between Mineral vs Chemical filters is that, chemical SPF absorbs 100% of UV rays, while mineral sunscreen absorbs ~95% of rays and reflects back ~5% of UV rays.
As for her other claims on glycolic acid, fragrances, denatured alcohol, essential oils and recommended percentages of actives, I completely agree with Dr.V.
@@vacationeyes6430 Got it but when it comes to the difference between what suncreen ingredients do or don't do I have to say that I don't focus on that because the studies are really not clear or are biased or done by such or such brands or we don't even know exactly how the study was done. Although many UA-camrs like to act as they are experts and the studies clear even when the real experts do not agree. Plus ingredients or percentage of ingredients is not the only thing that matter. The entire formulation matter and how are you able to apply and reapply a sunscreen properly. For those reasons I also rely on simply being very mindful of when I get exposed to the sun/ hat/sunglasses etc... But I heard of several Dermatologists including mine saying that they see in their practice a better reduction of hyperpigmentation when people use properly mineral type sunscreens rather than properly chemical type sunscreens and that's my personal main issue ( hyperpigmentation). So I also tend to trust Dr who see many different type of patients in real everyday life.
I will try this once i go through the 6 sunscreens i have on rotation (i am not proud of this, lost control there for a minute)
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Haha. Funny along with the roger rabbit pic lol
Ha! I can relate. I currently have 3 facial sunscreens in use and still went ahead and purchased Dr. V’s sunscreen. 😀
@@Parker1970D 😄it would be great to know which ones you went for and how you found each of them.
Honestly you’ve easily become my favorite skincare youtuber!!! Thank you 💕💕💕💕💕
I got InZincable around one month ago.. I liked everything about except that my face gets very very greasy and believe it or not my face is dry to very dry.
Congrats on getting your license and thanks for a well-rounded review on this. I will say I do agree that some Dr V's content around sunscreen types to use and her ideas on "good ingredients" vs bad are a bit iffy but well-meaning. I like her content and she has shared a lot on YT and has helped so many people figure out how to deal with their skin, howeeeveer I do think the fact that she deals with people who have really bad skin issues either naturally or through from misusing certain ingredients may have warped the way she sees ingredients like alcohol or fragrance, especially if they are the common denominator in her consultations. Like you said, the problem with alcohol or fragrance only affects a small amount of the population and certain alcohols, for one are actually only used to help the penetration of the actives in a formulations and evaporate very quickly after application so don't sit on the skin like most people think. Lab Muffin did a video on this too. Anyhoo, it's great to have options and I wish her well with Inzincable and I'm sure it will do well. For me and my household, the price is a little too steep for the quantity you get. My wallet would definitely be mad at me if I purchased this.
Do your research. Denatured alcohol causes long term pigmentation. It's a well known scientific fact. If it didn't affect your skin yet, give it time
Congrats! Good job 🥳
That sunscreen is waaay over my budget
Agree with your comment on Alexis Stephens, I don't know how she makes these sunscreen work for her, I purchased some of her recommendation and boy were they off. I did get the inzincable, I would say for my complexion and skin texture I had a do a bit for rubbing into the skin but eventually, it became inzinable.
I wasn’t dragging Dr. Stephens btw, I just want to know her secrets! Bc they look so good on her skin.
Thank you for this review. I think the biggest thing about this sunscreen is that it's suitable for skin of colour and doesn't irritate sensitive skin. I've tried alot of sunscreens and they just don't work for my skin. I am indian in coloring and not even in the darkest range but I get a white cast every time.
You're right in the sense that she does tend to be more conservative in her recommendations but that's because she always says this information is for those of us with darker skin colours who have issues with hyperpigmentation etc. She is a doctor and does tend to generalize which can be a bit scary if you don't listen to more of the content. With darker skin tones we tend to pigment more. You don't see it when you're in your 20s as much. You'll see it as you get older and by then for some people it can be too late if you can't afford the more expensive products that can have ingredients that can help. I'm in my early 30s and already seeing how quickly I freckle in the sun with sun screen. I've developed sensitivities I didn't have in my 20s.
I have been using this for a few days now. It really has no cast on me but that might me the only positive.
My skin is combination and found it too be too greasy for me. I also experienced it just sitting on the skin and never sinking in or drying down. This makes makes me always need powder. Doesn’t feel the best generally.
Love the innovation of the product and to support a creator like Dr. V. Not sure if I will repurchase due to the cost and how the product sits and feels on my skin.
Before watching this vedio, Dr V is a great person working for skin of color and her all products are great especially her sunscreen, skincare + protection. Skin of color works completely different from all other skin tone, a slight careless mistake can cause anything. Dr V is always strict when it comes to melanin kings and queens. She always put prevention first. And basically what she claims is what is good and bad for skin, it’s that simple . If you have no issue with denatured alcohol or fragrance but it’s not good or health to our skin for long time avoiding these chemicals are always good our skin. @Dr V is the best.
Just saw her video on common sunscreen mistakes. She says to put a quarter to a half teaspoon on the back of your hand before applying,
But then she applies much less than that to her hand. A quarter teaspoon for the face alone is a LOT of sunscreen. I measured it out.
Edit: to clarify, I don't like how she says to put thay amount and then DOESNT. While less than a quarter teaspoon is sufficient, I find it misleading when she says to apply a certain amount and then she herself applies much less than that
Oh my god I've been waiting for someone else to notice that!!!!
Yes true...I use lesser n it is sufficient i believe.
Oh well dang. Now I have to go and rewatch that. Lol. I didn’t catch that.
I have tried it, last 3 weeks, it's expensive but the ingredients are wonderful. Quality ingredients are costly. Yes cheaper sun creams are available but I use it because of the ingredients.
Look at the ingredients list on any suncream and there are a gazillions. Dr V has simple clean ingredients.
Great for skin of colour
@@ballysall4383 it’s actually cheaper than a lot of other sheer mineral sunscreens.
I agree she needs to be straight forward with language.
Dark skin tone: I use azelaic acid gel 15% during the day and that’s a tyrosine inhibitor
She did formulate it. She talked about that for a while.
I was looking forward to this, but it leaves my skin WAY too greasy. Yes, there is no white cast. Instead I have an oily and greasy cast and it does not dry down on my skin. Dr V talks about having dry skin, so I think it was formulated more for her skin type. I am normal to combination skin. I applaud her work for skin of color, but this was not for me.
She literally put on the site that the sunscreen is best suited for non oily types but here y’all go lol 😂
I have watched Dr. V's videos in the past and it's geared more so towards people with sensitive skin vs people of color in general. I get that people with more melanin in our skin pigment easily but all of us doesn't have irritation to fragrance or alcohol. I would say that she leans on the side of caution more than derms based on her content. In one video she stated that poc shouldn't use vitamin c in the day and my skin has improved tremendously since my derm to me to use vitamin c in my morning routine.
I believe she meant low pH vitamin C e.g. Ascorbic acid which is unstable with UV rays. She is ok with vitamin C derivatives e.g.tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate
@@germainenicholas9693 oh ok, I use ascorbic acid powder mixed in with an alpha arbutin essence.
If it work then good. If not move on. But what I like about Dr. V is although she has her line she does recommend you try other stuff first that might work. At least she honest enough about that.
What a fantastic in-depth review, thank you for taking the time & effort to review this product so thoroughly for us. I’m Asian NC30 in Mac and I’ll probably give a try- mainly because I want to try and limit the amount of products I have to put on my face first thing in the morning when I’m in a rush- I have quite dry skin and as you say it’s fairly substantial in the moisture dept (!) I can use as a moisturiser/SPF in one. I totally agree with you comments on alcohol in skincare products and I also love a good fragrance too !!🤩😉🙌🏼
Fragrance and Alcohol damage happens over time. You might not have an issue with it until years later. It's nice for younger people to be informed that this can happen. My Nana was a Beauty Therapist, she had a Beauty School and Salons, she always told me to protect my skin from the sun and don't use fragranced products. She had the most beautiful skin with almost not wrinkles. Lots of things play into this outcome but that was her main advice.
Congrats on getting your license Ramón!!! Thank you for this in depth review 🤗 I personally could not see a difference when you were wearing the sunscreen in terms of white cast I’m shocked!
She suggests avoiding tyrosinase inhibitors (such as alpha arbutin, tranexamic acid, azealic acid) during the day for people who have hyperpigmentation. This is because the skin is more prone to pigmenting if SPF is not applied correctly over these inhibitors and most people don't apply the recommended amount/don't reapply SPF every 2 hours. We also don't know when SPF wears off exactly so it's better to avoid these products during the day if you have hyperpigmentation because sun exposure makes it worse.
If you look at videos from dermatologists, you will see that most tyrosinase inhibitors are sun stable and do not sensitize the skin
Very disappointed with Dr V's formulation... Hated this sunscreen, incredibly greasy & agree it doesn't dry down. Plus I'm now finding I react to HA & Dimethicone, so ended up with a rash on my face & found both ingredients present in this product. Will now use as a hand cream... & so the search goes on...
I too felt it to be way too greasy! Stoped using it after a few days Bc I couldn’t make it work for me. Sorry for your skin reaction 💔
Whether it is their own or someone else's product most influencers are trying to sell something..period. Even if it is just an idea. People have control over what they "fear." I find the idea that some random person on social media stating their concerns that may be different that someone else's is labeled fearmongering to be a sign of the times. Just don't listen or find someone you agree with. Everyone should be seeing a professional that touches their skin and use these videos as entertainment not the gospel. She was right abt glycolic for my skin but it may work for someone else. Everything is blown out of proportion and people look for someone to chastise.
100% Agree. Anything can be considered 'fear-mongering' at this point when its just some products on the skin.
I have Asian medium brown skin and it does leave a slight white cast but isn't too bad, The oil/greasiness however is too much I have an oily t-zone and dry skin all over but I can feel it on my skin it isn't elegant like the Korean sunscreens and for the price and hype I expected way better or at least be inclusive for oily skin types. I'm waiting for Village 11 spf 50 to get back in stock.
Woohooo! Congrats new esty!!! ❤
She has formulated it herself n is one of the most honest people out there on social media! She is someone who really cares for people!
Exactly 💯💯
I absolutely love this video, and the honesty of it all. Thank you.
I just brought 2 of it. Cost me 69.9GBP . And now I’m seeing this .
Congratulations on getting your license!!!!!
Thank you ❤️
Actually, I love it- I don’t like sunscreens too matte. It’s not oily nor does it take too long to zinc in- it’s perfect! For example, the new Colorescience flex is way too matte.
Everyone go with inzincable people, it’s the best. Leaves your face not looking dry
This is the very first review I’ve seen of this, I also had a very BAD experience your absolutely right about it not being a dewy it leaves your face very GREASY and then just to add I broke out with soooooo many spots on my face, when I messaged her she was like ‘oh I’m so sorry that it didn’t work out for you, I’m making another version’ 🙄👀 what about the 25 spots I have broken out with!?!? Just to add it’s coming up 2 weeks and they are just about going away but down to a few still there. I was really hoping that I wouldn’t react and this would sit well but sadly not! I understand it maybe her first SPF but I just didn’t feel like her message was coming from the heart and that she actually cared. I looked like I had Acne even though I don’t suffer from it. Definitely won’t be buying again!
I had a similar experience and emailed them. It was so incredibly greasy and would never dry down or set. They told me to use as little as possible?!? It’s SPF why would I use less of it, makes no sense!
@@shathaaaaa yeah they tell you what they want you to hear all the good things and no care or concern about customers needs, your lucky you didn’t get breakouts like me, personally I think this it is overly hyped by ‘Dr V’ only!
I don’t trust her or what she says. The more I hear these reviews the more sceptical I am. There was another customer who broke out and her reply was, “stop using it.” Also, she isn’t even a dermatologist or a practising Dr. Uses dr because she has a degree in medicine. Be careful people.
@@65NART interesting, I must admit when she’s given advice on non of her products, some things are interesting and educational and for that reason her tips are useful! But her SPF 👎 Colour Science SPF 50 I’m using it’s a mineral one / no alcohol / no fragrance it’s working for me if anyone would like an alternative option I’d recommend, it has a semi dewy finish which is nice and most of all non irritant! 🙌
Congrats on your licensure, Ramon. Very cool.
Thanks for your intelligent and more in depth review. Great job. You just get a new subscriber. 😅👏👏
This is the only sunscreen that did not give my face a white cast. I love the feel of the product. 💯
It's a good think that you mentioned that it's too pricey for body because in india we pay 3700 [45.02 dollars] and it's really expensive even for daily use to use it generously.
Isn't nano problematic?
Seems a bit shady.🌚 She applies a small dot on the back of her hand. Her models do the same. I’ve yet to see her or her models apply the full 2 or 3 fingers worth of sunscreen. Every deep/dark skin person has said that the sunscreen does leave a white cast.
Anyways, I adore your sunscreen reviews💖 they’re my fav videos! Please review Sonrei’s tinted mineral sunscreen & the regular non-tinted version. CONGRATS on your license 🎉
I bought it. I am hella deep. It doesn't leave a white cast for me.
Didn't leave me with a white cast. But found it to be far too greasy when wearing the right amount for it to be comfortable.
This the best suncream I have ever used. Dr V is the best ❤️ ❤️
Dr V formulated that sunscreen. Thank you for your review. Congrats on your license.
Love all your reviews! They're so helpful. I don't know if you've heard of Sophieskin, it's a Spanish brand that came out this year and I would love to see you review any of their sunscreens, if that were possible.
I'm particularly curious about their kids sunscreen, which is an all mineral sunscreen. But off course, no pressure!
Oh and congrats on your esthetician license 😊
I have tried using this product in every way possible, I'm indian, skin tone is Mac nc40-nc42 for reference.
No matter how I apply this product or rub into my skin or my children we always get this ridiculous white cast!!!!
Tried Ultrasun which is applied once a day, although it sticks to the skin and also leaves a white cast you can rest assure that your skin is protected.
Plus the Inzincable wipes off too easily so your jacket could rub against your face and then the product is wasted and at £24.99 for 50ml NOT WORTH BUYING IN MY OPINION
Please review the Anessa sunscreens! And also congratulations ♥️
Have you considered making a video on your acne/skincare journey? When it all started, what's worked, what didn't, etc. I'm nosy lol so i'd love the storytime :D
Yesss another sunscreen review 👀👀 my wallet is shaking lmao
Lemme know after you watch it if you’re actually gonna buy it though 👀
Congratulations on getting licensed!!!!! 😊😊😊😊😊
How to order
👏👏👏 well balanced and educational review. 🥰
After you reviewed and raved about the Garnier sunscreen (UK version) I've been eager to get my hands on it. Unfortunately the boots US website isn't working. Do you know any other way I can purchase it here in the US?
Also I have a question regarding pairing Avobenzone with zinc oxide in hybrid sunscreens? I don't see any formulations with these two filters
Fragrance can cause unnoticed irritation over time called contact dermatitis
Hey thanks for the video I'm a brown skin girl after watching Dr v videos on sunscreen she freaked me out on what to choose and totally thrown me. Is there any spf 50 you would recommend for my skin tone please
Thank you for pointing out that beard part. That’s the issue I have with sunscreens.
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 I thought I was the only wondering how the likes of Dr Alexis and co manage not to get a white cast with these sunscreens.
Congratulations on your license by the way 👏🏾👏🏾🎉🎉🥰
She uses the 2 fingers method for the face and neck. I saw her applying the new mineral sunscreen from Supergoop a few months ago, and she said the mineral sunscreen didn't leave a cast on her skin. Of course it didn't. The opening of the tube was very small, and i saw how little the product that came out of the tube was using that method. She didn't apply the recommended amount of sunscreen to cover her face and neck.
@@whitepaper5241 looks like we need to go back to the damn physical 1/4 teaspoon method 🤦🏾♂️
I wondered that too, I have pale skin and still have a white caste (even with non-nano zinc) 🤷♀️
DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!! Horrible customer service, products came leaking and I will never purchase again!!
Dear Ramon,
can you recommend excellent European (or American) mineral susncreens with a mix of small (absorbing) and large (scattering, whitening) particles of mineral filters (of titanium or zinc, or both)? THANKS
Hey! I am new to your channel and I am loving your videos!! so informative!! 🥰I have this mineral sunscreen and I would say I am a similar skin tone to you and white caste is very minimal on me as well! It is a nice sunscreen to wear however I find it does not look the best when applying a lot of makeup on top. If I apply a thin layer of makeup it works well however if I wanted to do a full coverage look then this does not work well on my skin. For reference, I have combo-dry skin. So far the only mineral spf that sits the best with full coverage makeup for me is Colour Science mineral spf 50.
Congratulations Ramón⚡️⚡️
I ordered it,the shipping cost are more than the product itself, and the tax i pay is triple the product 😢
I can't!
I was also wondering about this sunscreen... very intrigued; UNTIL, I saw the price!!.. to expensive to get it shipped even to the EU!!!.. thanks Ramón 😊
I have the sunscreen and I would say I have normal to oily skin. I’m a 6 to 6.5 in Armani luminous silk (Fitzpatrick type IV skin type ), on me it doesn’t leave a white cast at all, I so wanted to enjoy this sunscreen because I’m the type of sensitive skin she is talking about, can’t take any fragrance or alcohol, etc. in my skincare, as I then either battle with a lot pimples and/or with eczema, dry patches and overall damaged skin barrier. I am so thankful for her knowledge. Thanks to her my battle in years of problematic skin has ended. And I believe SENSITIVE (eczema prone) skin types don’t take up a small percentage at all, having had dermatology in Uni (I’m a dentist) I know it’s actually quite common and getting more common ! Also these ingredients don’t add anything other than sensory advantages (fragrance) to your skin care, so why don’t other brands just skip it. So I totally get her philosophy, if there’s any risk why include it! It’s quite a scientific approach, so I wouldn’t bash her for it. Your statements in this video are not that reflected and I think you’re just trying to generate more viewers, pulling them to your side . Just an observation…and let’s be honest here, if you do have skin type VI (dark brown to black skin) and are not living in the nearest part of the equator, YOU DO NOT NEED sunscreen! Again, YOU DO NOT NEED IT! You don’t need to buy any sunscreen that will potentially leave a white cast on your skin! So overall Mr., the argument doesn’t count ! God, please, ….. common sense….
So coming back to the sunscreen, yes it is quite greasy and does not apply well, especially with natural low to medium coverage make-up. And for that price range I’m not willing to buy it again. Overall it’s a good product, my only issue in her marketing is that you can see Fitzpatrick Type VI models, which in my opinion is quite puzzling cuz they ain’t needing sunscreen.
☝🏽If they’re living in North America, Europe or even Asia or South East Asia
But then again if I was Type VI skin type and living in a hot region in near proximity to the equator , I’d actually just use physical shields such as a Cap or a hat, that would be enough for that beautiful black skin
Gracias por este video Ramón! Literal te dejó cero white cast, tengo que probarlo!
Me encantaría ver algún vídeo sobre cómo te aplicas el protector solar sobre la piel dónde tienes barba. Siempre me queda fatal cuando me aplico algún protector mineral ahí :(
Felicidades por tu canal!😸
I used to enjoy watching her channel in the beginning, but now she market her products like crazy. I guess she had ulterior motive all along. I don’t agree with her claiming “the world’s first hyperpigmentation cream”. Give me a break.
When she did the "should I monetize" video I started feeling the same way. It could have been genuine but I was already starting to cool off due to other content. I did get some good info though and appreciated her perspectives.
Everybody is hoping to be paid one way or another, give her a break people
Yohhh 💀💀💀😂😂😂
@@SKAPAADOOPY like seriously 🤣
She gives great advice even now, advertising your product is what normal people do to make money, she's not sponsored like other UA-camrs, making ends meet is not a crime. It's not a crime to advertise your products yourself. Every entrepreneur does this IT'S LEGAL!!!!!!!
Including shipping costs to India, for the teeny tiny bottle at 52$, it really burnt a hole in my pocket
Preeti I am from India too.. How's the sunscreen ? Am planning to get one
@@priyankazipporah3639 it's honestly very similar to the Heliocare Mineral sunscreen (wee bit whitecast on my NC40 tone, reapplies easily & doesn't break up as much under makeup)
Really interesting that it looked like it had a bit of a blurring effect! It looked really good on your skin!
Great Review 👍
*Can we use this sunscreen if we're using Retinol, Vitamin C serum, Niacinemide on face ???*
_I'm olive skin toned & have a combination skin._
Thanks x
Yes, it’s fine.
@ thanks 😊🙏
@ *Could you kindly review Tinted Heuguard SPF 30 plz ???*
I have already! My POC SPF video that came out a couple weeks ago
@ _yeah have already watched that & really liked too._
*But here I'm talkin about some different brand.*
*It's Live Tinted / Heuguard / 3 in 1 Tinted Mineral Sunscreen by Deepica Mutyala.*
*Hope to see it's review soon done by u as you're one of the few honest Vloggers who don't cheat their audience*
Love from 🇬🇧
We have to admit, the minimal cast is impressive!
omg the hi high instrumental bgm 😽👯♀️
Congratulations on being licensed.
She is conservative with her product because she caters specifically to skin of colour, that gets Hyperpigmentation with the slightest irritation. Which is something npoc usually wouldn't experience, which is why they can get away with a little alcohol, witch Hazel, fragance etc etc.
Its marketed, more so formulated for these reasons ie skin of colour, so if you don't have those issues, they would sound so extreme because you can use literally anything and won't get such reactions.
However, due to uniqueness of skin, there would as well be some ingredients in the product that might irritate someone else, and if you're that person, then the sun screen is not for you.
She's keen to updates and reviews, so I'm sure she's already working on the critiques made.
I really did not like this sunscreen it dries the skin out completely
Does this actually work over make up? I dont see how it wouldnt mess the whole make up look up
Very expensive