I‘ve learned from an older video from you: „The best sunscreen is the one you use.“ This really relaxed me. Everything else is just fine tuning. Thanks to you i use it regularly.
I’d love for you to review Aussie sunscreens (i.e. Naked Sundays, Ultra Violette, Bondi Sands), considering that skin cancer is a big issue here in Australia and sunscreens are supposedly highly regulated. Love your content! 😊
I’ve been using the bondi sands spf body lotion thru the fall/winter/spring here in the us south - but do you recommend something with more staying power for the beach?
Maintaining hydration and reapplying sunscreen two times a day is what works best for me. The riceberry sunscreen from liittllextra is currently my favorite, as it suits those with oily or combination skin perfectly. It doesn't feel like a sunscreen, absorbs really quickly into the skin and leaves a matte finish. Probably the only sunscreen that hasn't felt oily on my skin. Absolutely loved it!
For those dark skinned people wondering about biossance. I’m medium-deep skinned tone. I use biossance. I’ve used it for two years. It’s starts out like a white cast, and after rubbing it in, it does disappear after about one-two min. I do rub it out of my eyebrow hair. It does rub out easy.
I have a medium brown skin (more brown than medium). Biossance leaves a little bit of a white-cast if I don't thoroughly (full 2 minutes ^) rub it in. It also leaves more of a white-cast on the more peach fuzzier parts of my face but as long as I properly massage my face with it, nothing shows.
Elta MD sunscreens are so ridiculously expensive that I no longer want to use it and am looking for another more affordable brand. so far, I haven't found yet, but i refused to continue buying Elta MD sunscreens even though it's my holy grail.
To avoid getting tinted sunscreen on your clothes, just use a non-tinted sunscreen on your neck, chest and hands. Use your tinted sunscreen on just your face. Works for me!
i do that too. i used the tinted sunsscreen on my face and the non-tinted one on my neck. still, the tinted sunscreen still gets on my shirt. i tend to rub my face and eyes throughout the day and it often gets on my clothes. i can't stand tinted sunscreen.
The reason they are usually tinted sunscreen is for the visible light blocking properties from the tint. If you don’t use it on your neck, you don’t get those benefits.
And it’s not just the collars they ruin! Plenty of clothes have been destroyed in areas of high contact point like pockets for me-even with non-tinted sunscreens somehow. But I’ve learnt to just accept it, coming from a place where the daily UV index hits 11 most days. Better stained than pained 😊
Hi Docs- don’t toss your shirts, accessories et al before trying Dawn powerwash. It actually Works. It breaks down oils, grease, etc. Use on the inside of hat (band). Tint residue disappears. Hope this helps.
I don't really want to care about sunscreens and don't want to study it deeply, I'm so happy someone has done the research and made a video so I can just buy the product. Thanks!
My favorite mineral sunscreens are: Coppertone Pure & Simple SPF 50 for face, Sephora mineral sunscreen SPF 30 which is new, and DRMTLGY UNTINTED universal SPF 46. I live in Canada for reference.
I love the round lab for my dry skin. More moisturizing than BOJ and for some reason my skin became sensitized after using the BOJ for a while. If you never tried it, I definitely recommend.
Colorescience mineral Flex (tinted) 50 I’ve been using for more than a year now and I have to admit that it is just fantastic for my very sensitive pale skin. The colour blends super and so well that I can re apply layers over the day without any un comfort nor marks, etc, and doesn’t sting at all. Very surprised how it does deliver all aspects no harm for the environment. Thank you for the review always useful should I need to change! 😊
I’m so glad that you mentioned colorscience! I would be interested in their opinion although they may have commented in a previous video. I love it. I also have pale skin so I use the fair skin tone version. As I have a lot of oil still in my 70-year-old skin, I was looking for a product to combine a sunscreen and some color. It helps me use less foundation, which was my goal. I do set it with a little powder and finishing spray, but because I still have good oil in my skin, I do have to blot it during the day. You definitely cannot say that all older people have dry skin, that is a myth. lol!
Great conversations as usual, and I especially appreciated the part about chemical, mineral, what gets absorbed, and making your own choices that are right for you. Plus, recommendations at all price points. Thank you!
😍 You're both so cute! First, congratulations on 3 million subscribers. We expect that to increase obviously! Thanks for all that you do for us. I am 66 and I've been using sunscreen since I've been 30. It's paid off. When others were going 'tanning' at salons, I was wearing hats, sitting in the shade and wearing sunscreen. Please do an update on your favorite K-beauty sunscreens. K-beauty sunscreens are light years ahead of U.S. sunscreens. Love from Canada!
I have been using Neutrogena Sheer Zinc Face mineral sunscreen oil-free, SPF 50 for 5 years. This was recommended by you guys and I took your advice. I have been very happy with this product. It suits me well for its effectiveness and reasonable price. I don't intend to change it.
In case someone suffering from rosacea is looking for a sunscreen that doesn’t aggravate the problem, Heliocare’s Mineral Tolerance Fluid works wonders. Started using it 2 years ago and haven’t switched since. Plus it’s tinted so the white cast is barely noticeable
Iv found the world’s best SPF !! Better than Asian trust me. And 90% of my skin care is Korean or Japanese “p20 urban shield” they have any types of p20 it’s technically 60spf+++ AND IS 3x stronger then what the law allows as it’s minimum in Europe and Korea!!! And lasts 8 hours so no need to reapply!!! And no fucking eye burn 🔥
I’m allergic to 90% of US sunscreens, so I’m grateful to have so many Korean options. It feels like K beauty is much gentler all around, where US products are more aggressive. Exceptions on both sides of course.
@@roxannelewis3293 I understand that, especially given the SPF rating debacle in the Korean testing system. I saw an interview with someone from the testing department, who said everything is accurate now. I can only speak for my experience, which has been very positive.
Dr. Maxfield would love the CVS store brand SPF 50 Clear Zinc Lotion!! As an oily tan runner, it blends in pretty well, dries down matte, and is water resistant for 80 minutes. On top that, it’s super affordable at under $10 (at least in AZ lol)! I highly recommend!
Ever since I started using sunscreen years ago. Till this day I have not stop because I cannot live without out. I don’t know if anyone else feels the say way. But it is a part of my life now❤
I think european and australian sunscreens are superior in how reliable they are. A lot of korean sunscreens feel like they rub off so easily (I would see it floating on the surface of my tea after taking a sip) My gripe with japanese ones is all that fragrance.
Iv found the world’s best SPF !! Better than Asian trust me. And 90% of my skin care is Korean or Japanese “p20 urban shield” they have any types of p20 it’s technically 60spf+++ AND IS 3x stronger then what the law allows as it’s minimum in Europe and Korea!!! And lasts 8 hours so no need to reapply!!! And no fucking eye burn 🔥
I have been loving blue lizard sheer lotion mineral spf it’s very light weight ❤ if u feel oily or have oily t zone I apply super goop setting powder and perfection 😀
Isntree has onion version spf 50 pa++++ which is not purple and not hyped up but has newer filter that is less likely to sting the eyes and the protection is better and I find it beneficial for combo/oily skin. Great video as always!
Australian Gold mineral sunscreen is great. The tint is very good and it is not greasy and does not budge during workouts outdoors. Not sure where it is made but it is amazing. Never have gotten burned on face with this product.
Loved that when I was oilier - never budged like you say - but now that I'm a bit drier, it raises up flakes on my face as it dries down, even tried it over several lightweight moisturizers. 😞 Using a Paula's Choice 30 spf that's working so far, but not tinted so I have to apply a tinted moisturizer over it and it's feeling heavy for our humid summer. sigh...
It's crazy how you guys are able to stack all these sunscreen on the face and not be so greasy looking!! I put a little bit and I looked like I dip my face in a bowl of oil!
For an active sunscreen I like the Cetaphil Sheer Mineral Face. 80 minute water resistant. It does have some cast but with my light skin it works well for me.
Lemon juice can remove stains from tinted sunscreen! Just saturate the stain and let sit overnight before washing. Also works on rust stains, fyi, since that’s iron oxide as well.
The BOJ SPF is my holy grail. To this day, it is the only SPF I have been able to tolerate without irritation or breakouts! 💗 and I have seriously sensitive and reactive redness/rosacea- prone skin! ♥️ The onion is supposed to contain reparative properties to the skin- from what I have read in on the Isntree line!
LabMuffin recommended Cancer Council SPF 50+ Face Day Wear BB Cream Matte Light Tint and it's now my go to tinted sunscreen. Absorbs quickly, sits well under makeup and doesn't feel heavy.
For the best active sunscreen/summer sunscreen, you guys should check out the Shiseido Anessa Perfect UV Milk Sunscreen (gold bottle). It is long wearing and water/sweat resistant. Plus the formula is amazing!
Shiseido's anessa range is a staple for me. Always go back to it after trying out the popular korean sunscreens. Water/sweat/resistant, cosmetically elegant etc...always wondered why it is not in the list of popular sunscreens.
I tried so many Neutregena> breaks me out Olay> broke out my whole face. Took months to recover Vanicream> breaks me out Cetaphyl: white cast Sunbum dark bottle: I buy from their website since I noticed store bought cvs or amazon ones expires quickly (within 1 week oil and lotion separates). This one I use only on body and neck or else I get allergy reaction on my face Supergoop? I forget the name> too expensive. I run out in a month. Beauty of Joseon: perfect except dries my skin so much that I started to get hard texture on my cheeks Aveeno orange chemical one spf 30: love it but very oily. But I am using this now to recover from dry texture caused by beauty of joseon I tried more brands from Sephora and most broke me out
I personally use chemical sunscreen because it doesn't lesve a white cast. I have seen lot of people recommend mineral sunscreens but they alwsys look casket ready. I want to look moisturised and nourished not a ghost. I just wish there were more formulations to prevent this.
Thank you both for sharing such an interesting video 😊 My skin is very sensitive with Rosacea, I prefer using fragrance free skin care products. My favorite sunscreen is the Vanicream SPF 30 🥰 - this product isn't greasy, hydrates my skin with a matte finish - no white cast. This sunscreen is lightweight with Zinc Oxide. Take care everyone 🌹
The purple onion sunscreen is the one Cassandra Bankson helped formulate with Isntree. I haven’t personally used it but I have seen good reviews on it. I personally love the Beauty of Joseon sunscreen. I’ve went through so many bottles of that one over the last few years! I also very much like the Tula protect and glow sunscreen. It has a nice glow without looking greasy and it’s very comfortable and doesn’t leave any cast on the skin. It’s a bit pricey and that’s the only downfall to that one.
Great video Docs-especially SPF 101. As someone with deeper skin, the visible light benefits of tinted SPF to combat hyperpigmentation are clutch (and adding ectoin + niacinamide as the cherry on top) 🍒
I use untinted mineral sunscreen on my neck (because my neck is sensitive and I don't want to mess up the collar of my clothes) and then I can use a tinted sunscreen on my face.
The Beauty of Josean is my present day favorite. The best thing about it is that it doesn’t make my eyes water. So many of them get into my eyes and I have to immediately wash my face. I’ll try the Freaks of Nature for my cycling and paddling. Thank you for the suggestion!
A lot of of these ones that you guys say are so elegant and blended sometimes still aren’t elegant and blended for me because I have dark skin. I am so no no matter what happens. I still get white cats. That’s why I have to settle for certain brands that claim to be here or go for what they call the black girl sunscreen brand.
The tinted sunscreen by Live tinted is amazing for dark skin people. This is the first tinted sunscreen that has ever blended into my skin and looks like real skin. It’s a game changer. My skin looks amazing now. Completely worth the money if you have brown skin. I was worried it wasn’t going to last long for the price, but ive gotten no more discoloration or sunburn and I only use a little I also have tried it with 100 spf mineral sunscreen underneath and it completely hid the white cast.
The only tinted sunscreens that blend with my Fitzpatrick I skin tone are 42 dollars an ounce or some such 😭I do wear the Elta MD UV Elements tinted anyway, but it looks like I've self-tanned or picked the wrong foundation, yikes. Most days I reach for ISDIN (the white one), or a Korean organic hydrating sunscreen (Skin1004, Haruharu Wonder, IUNIK, Thank You Farmer, all make great ones). And yeah, that Clinique Take The Day Off Balm is fantastic, I keep my nieces stocked with it. I'm a sucker for the Yadah Green Tea Cleansing Balm myself, but the Clinique is great.
Color science face shield flex in medium or deep are good too for dark skin. They blend and adjust to your color. Another one is Tatcha and Saranghae these are not tinted but don’t leave a white cast.
Have you ever prescribed Vanicream Sunscreen SPF60? That is one of the few that will work for my sensitive skin, Fitzpatrick Type 1! I could use almost any sunscreen on the market if we NEVER had Rosacea in my family!
Korean all the way! Just love it! Two years ago my fav was Beauty of Joseon, last year Skin 1004 this year Haru haru Black Rice Moisture Airyfit! Perfect finishing for my skin specially in the summer! Water proof I recommend the UV Aqua Rich biore. But as they said every skin is different! :)
Onion extract is the active ingredient in old-school scar creams. From the Mederma website: "Onion extract contains the flavonoids quercetin and kaempferol, which help to promote collagen production, regulate fibroblast activity, and have soothing, anti-inflammatory properties" So it's not weird to me at all that a skin care brand would develop a line highlighting onion.
Omg! Thank you, thank you, thank you for the outdoor rec sunscreen recommendation! ❤❤ I’m an avid cyclist who’s been looking for a sunscreen for my active lifestyle 🫶🏽😍
Lately I've been loving the Neutrogena Purescreen+ Mineral UV Tint Face Liquid Sunscreen SPF 30, which comes in 4 shades ❤ and Beauty of Josean Rice + Probiotics (SPF50+ PA++++) is holy grail.
My favorite mineral sunscreen that doesn't leave a white cast (I have light skin, though) is the CVS brand 50 Clear Zinc Lotion. $9 for 4oz ($2.25/1fl oz). It seems to be the cheapest mineral sunscreen I've found (chemical kind makes my face breakout) that doesn't leave my skin white and dry. Thought I'd share if someone is looking for a cheap choice.
For Summer time ☀️ I need the best protection on the market my favorites are European, La Roche Posay UVmune are the best high UVA Protection and the most water resistant, too bad we don’t have in the US but Luckily are easy to get in Mexico. For mineral I love Isdin, Kate Summerville, Neutrogena all available in US 🤩 For Asian sunscreen the best one is Anessa 👌🏼
Just a note that if you're sensitive to the smell of octinoxate, that Elta MD UV Clear smells so strongly of it that I can smell the octinoxate on my skin even after I wash off the product! It's a deal-breaker for me at that percentage.
@@maureenmclellan1845 I think some folks can smell it and some can't or barely so, it's weird. Like being a super-taster. I'm a super-sniffer! Back when SPF15 octinoxate moisturizers were our main daily choice, I put up with it, but at over 7% in the UV Clear it's overpowering to me.
The Biossance sunscreen is the best! I get no white cast, the texture is amazing! Thanks for recommending it. Can’t imagine using anything else…for now
Iv found the world’s best SPF !! Better than Asian trust me. And 90% of my skin care is Korean or Japanese “p20 urban shield” they have any types of p20 it’s technically 60spf+++ AND IS 3x stronger then what the law allows as it’s minimum in Europe and Korea!!! And lasts 8 hours so no need to reapply!!! And no fucking eye burn 🔥
Beauty of Joseon (BOJ) was my GOAT for quite a while, but sadly over time I noticed that it was causing breakouts. Now the Haruharu Wonder Airyfit is my GOAT… plus, the Haruharu leaves my oily skin with a completely natural, skin-like finish, which I prefer over BOJ’s slightly dewy finish.
I love the Eucerin sunscreen. It’s what I used instead of foundation! I stack my sunscreens. My go to blend is a dollop of the Eucerin and a dollop of the Elf Whoa Glow in Sheer Peach. They mix beautifully. I put that mixture over my Sun Bum gel spf 50.
Every single suncreen I try, leaves me sooooo shiny. I hate it. I wear Elta MD 46 tinted. But, I use Supergoop Setting Powder over it. Helps for a little while, but end up being shiny. I've also tried Skinbetter 75, Skinceuticals, Elta, Colorscience, Neutrogena, Allen Roth, Obagi, Revision, Epionce, LaRoche Posay, etc. So frustrating. I have acne prone skin and Roseacea, so a double whammy. The shine accentuates my acne scarring, too. Please recommend sunscreens that don't make you shiny all the time. They make me feel gross and very self-conscious. You both have perfect skin, so you can wear anything! Thank you for the great video! I love learning and finding out about new products....😊😊😊
While you’re talking about a sunscreen, can you put a small image of it somewhere on the side of the screen (maybe the bottom right)? This would help, since I don’t always remember what sunscreen you’re talking about, so I end up having to go back constantly to find the sunscreen that you’re discussing.
Can you talk about what you use around your eye sockets? I use mineral around the eye and chemical everywhere else but am concerned that where they overlap they may not be as effective if they are mixing. How do we protect our eyelid skin?
Perfect timing.....this year i decided to use all of the sunscreens ive been trying out before buying any new ones. I am using my final bottle.. so i am in search if the perfect sunscreen
When I sat outside all day for the solar eclipse last April, I forgot sunscreen for my arms, but used the Neutrogena Hydroboost as usual. My arms were roasted, but my face wasn't even pink in any way. That stuff really works. 😂
There are some water resistant Asian sunscreens out there. Try Japanese sunscreens! The only sunscreen I’ve been able to get my husband to use is Skin Aqua Super Moisture Gel (SPF 50+ PA++++). It’s thin and easily blends in with no white cast or fragrance. It does have alcohol but I personally don’t find it drying and I’m normal to dry. It’s 140g and comes with an easy to use pump. Stylevana usually has it for ~$10.
Agree w/ you Dr Maxfield re: tinted sunscreen! For me , its so challenging to find a mineral sunscreen that is a matte /satin finish and tinted for tan/deep skin. Australian Gold SPF50 in med/deep tint is my HG for years. I avoid chemical sunscreen because i have hyperpigmentation and ive read that: "Yes, chemical sunscreens can produce heat as a byproduct when they absorb UV radiation, which can potentially worsen hyperpigmentation conditions. Hyperpigmentation is a common skin condition that causes some areas of the skin to be darker than others. Heat can trigger melasma, a type of hyperpigmentation, especially in people with darker skin tones." Do u agree with this Drs Max n Shah? Im concerned because i really would like to try our K- sunscreens. Also, are the SPF stickers reliable in testing sunscreen efficacy?
Good news, you don't need to worry about this! There is no significant difference in heat between physical and chemical sunscreens. Both chemical and physical sunscreens absorb almost all UV, and the vast majority of heat comes from inferred and visible light, not UV. ua-cam.com/video/iFhzr9DbmWs/v-deo.html
I’ve heard this too, so I stick with mineral tinted sunscreens. My top favorite is the ISDIN Ageless one and I also have been enjoying the Cotz Flawless Finish.
I agree without you and have the same preferences regarding mineral sunscreens. after a lot of research, trial and error, I found personally that the MDsolarsciences mineral tinted and the Isdin ageless tinted are the best for me. I don't even feel that I'm wearing sunscreen because of how lightweight they are, and they're very smooth/matte while still being moisturizing, not drying, and also water resistant. chemical sunscreens not only cause hyperpigmentation but are damaging to the oceans and coral, are irritating for sensitive and acne prone skin, and not to mention the research regarding absorption into the bloodstream and hormonal changes. even if the research is limited and needs further investigation, if there is even a chance that chemical sunscreens can harm both human AND environmental health, mineral sunscreens are 100% the way to go.
I must ask this please. My routine is this: Cerave Hydrating Cleanser Estee Lauder Night advance treatment Willa Krause Ceramide oil Willa Krause Advanced Night Treatment I have dehydrated skin. 44 years of age ... how do i incorporate Retin A in my routine?
I am outside in sweaty conditions frequently and prefer baby sunscreen to active sunscreen. It doesn't run into my eyes, and on the off chance that it does, it doesn't sting. The ones I use are water resistant for 80 minutes, which is a reasonable reapplication time for me.
Summer Friday’s mineral sunscreen has no white cast whatsoever and absorbs like a dream… leaves skin feeling so silky and soft too! I highly recommend! P.s. my eyes water with any non mineral sunscreen, so this is great for people who are sensitive to sunscreens I generally.
I use almost solely korean sunscreens, and I know this may be an unpopular opinion but I wish they'd make one that wasn't dewy...I personally prefer a matte finish but I still choose the Korean over others..
I recently started using Cosrx Vitamin E Vitalizing Sunscreen and I absolutely love it. I use a tinted moisturizer over the top, so I have no need for a tinted sunscreen. I cringe at all the damage I did to my skin as a teenager thinking that suntan I cultivated using melted cocoa butter made me look so healthy. At 70 it is now damage control and spot fading.
You guys should check out Jack Black Oil Free Sun Guard SPF 45! It’s great for the heat of the summer because it’s 80 minutes water and sweat resistant. It’s a hybrid sunscreen that leaves no white cast. I of course prefer Korean sunscreens but sometimes for the 90 degree days I feel like I sweat them off within 20 minutes of stepping outside just to run errands or commute to work.
I believe the Japanese brand sunscreen, Rohto Skin Aqua UV (white bottle, gold lid) is water resistant! You can smell the alcohol in it when you first apply but the smell fades. The texture is liquidy and beautiful and doesn’t dry out my skin. It’s not as hydrating or silky as the beauty of joseon sunscreen but a great alternative when you need something sweat resistant.
yes i love BOJ for its hydrating and silky feel but when i need something sweat resistant i will go for shiseido the perfect protector sunscreen (also japanese). its so good for me.
The Biossance sunscreen is the absolute best facial sunscreen I have ever tried!! It is the only one that looks nice & doesn't irritate my sensitive skin, sadly it was discontinued in Canada last year 😢
Love, love, love the Eucerin, its similar to IT cosmetics CC cream. Been using it for over a year. First I apply Super Goop then I use Eucerin for my color skincare i.e. foundation, sunscreen it is the best! My skin looks really nice with these two products never would anyone think its sunscreen or even that I have anything on my face. Dries down beautifully, no weird color or shinny look. I an fair to medium, dry skin. This is wonderfully moisturizing.
I love that you heard everyone asking about price on last year's and did this one based on price per ounce
So helpful!
I‘ve learned from an older video from you: „The best sunscreen is the one you use.“
This really relaxed me. Everything else is just fine tuning.
Thanks to you i use it regularly.
Whats the name of this which you are using?
I’d love for you to review Aussie sunscreens (i.e. Naked Sundays, Ultra Violette, Bondi Sands), considering that skin cancer is a big issue here in Australia and sunscreens are supposedly highly regulated. Love your content! 😊
Love Bondi Sands!
I’ve been using the bondi sands spf body lotion thru the fall/winter/spring here in the us south - but do you recommend something with more staying power for the beach?
Yes thanks you guys. Been using Natio Sun Mineral. Australian sunscreens are worth investigating.
My favourite Aussie sunscreens are AiryDay Mineral Mousse and Cancer Council Active
I would too, but where do you buy? Non of them ship abroad except for Bondi Sands
Maintaining hydration and reapplying sunscreen two times a day is what works best for me. The riceberry sunscreen from liittllextra is currently my favorite, as it suits those with oily or combination skin perfectly. It doesn't feel like a sunscreen, absorbs really quickly into the skin and leaves a matte finish. Probably the only sunscreen that hasn't felt oily on my skin. Absolutely loved it!
It's been about 25 days, and I have been seeing positive effects with rice berry Sunscreen spf and face moisturizer.
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For those dark skinned people wondering about biossance. I’m medium-deep skinned tone. I use biossance. I’ve used it for two years. It’s starts out like a white cast, and after rubbing it in, it does disappear after about one-two min. I do rub it out of my eyebrow hair. It does rub out easy.
Hey do you have a video or something of you trying that one out? I was interested in that one and I have a medium brown complexion
Thank you so much !! It really helped😅
@@subhangisubudhi8303 that biosannce did not work for me at all it left a cast on me and had me looking purple
I have a medium brown skin (more brown than medium). Biossance leaves a little bit of a white-cast if I don't thoroughly (full 2 minutes ^) rub it in. It also leaves more of a white-cast on the more peach fuzzier parts of my face but as long as I properly massage my face with it, nothing shows.
@@punnettsquares man I tried to rub it in this one and elta md and they both left me looking like the new Sammy Sosa
Yay, I’ve been using Beauty of Joseon for about a year now and I Love it. So happy it gets the Doctorly seal of approval!
EltaMD UV Clear Untinted is my favorite facial sunscreen.
But it's so expensive
I love the tinted version but I’m bummed it’s so expensive. It makes me not want to use enough
Elta MD sunscreens are so ridiculously expensive that I no longer want to use it and am looking for another more affordable brand. so far, I haven't found yet, but i refused to continue buying Elta MD sunscreens even though it's my holy grail.
Is that a chemical or mineral sunscreen?
@@prettyyoungthing1008 Hybrid: zinc and octinoxate.
Congratulations on hitting 3M.
Here is to 4 million...here we go !
@@somethingkindawonderful3034 Here we go!
To avoid getting tinted sunscreen on your clothes, just use a non-tinted sunscreen on your neck, chest and hands. Use your tinted sunscreen on just your face. Works for me!
If you want to be 2 different shades, yes.
i do that too. i used the tinted sunsscreen on my face and the non-tinted one on my neck. still, the tinted sunscreen still gets on my shirt. i tend to rub my face and eyes throughout the day and it often gets on my clothes. i can't stand tinted sunscreen.
The reason they are usually tinted sunscreen is for the visible light blocking properties from the tint. If you don’t use it on your neck, you don’t get those benefits.
Exactly what I do.
Perfect, as always
I wish you would make a video about sunscreen for the body and face together.
For people who need it, it could be nice.
Joseon
And it’s not just the collars they ruin! Plenty of clothes have been destroyed in areas of high contact point like pockets for me-even with non-tinted sunscreens somehow. But I’ve learnt to just accept it, coming from a place where the daily UV index hits 11 most days. Better stained than pained 😊
😂 better stained than pained is gold
Avobenzone yellows my white shirts. Minerals do not.
I don't know about other newer ingredients.
Of course, non tinted below the chin.
Hi Docs- don’t toss your shirts, accessories et al before trying Dawn powerwash. It actually Works. It breaks down oils, grease, etc. Use on the inside of hat (band). Tint residue disappears. Hope this helps.
Thanks!
I don't really want to care about sunscreens and don't want to study it deeply, I'm so happy someone has done the research and made a video so I can just buy the product. Thanks!
My favorite mineral sunscreens are: Coppertone Pure & Simple SPF 50 for face, Sephora mineral sunscreen SPF 30 which is new, and DRMTLGY UNTINTED universal SPF 46. I live in Canada for reference.
I don’t think I’ll ever get over Beauty of Joseon. It does so much for my dry skin.
I have thyroid eye disease, does the beauty of Jose sting your eyes?
It's my second favourite now, it has been replaced by the Haru Haru Wonder Black Rice, I use both of them, they're amazing
I love the round lab for my dry skin. More moisturizing than BOJ and for some reason my skin became sensitized after using the BOJ for a while. If you never tried it, I definitely recommend.
BOJ is good for sensitive and dry skin.
@@Josiphine606it doesn't sting mine! Not even when I put on my eyelids
Colorescience mineral Flex (tinted) 50 I’ve been using for more than a year now and I have to admit that it is just fantastic for my very sensitive pale skin. The colour blends super and so well that I can re apply layers over the day without any un comfort nor marks, etc, and doesn’t sting at all. Very surprised how it does deliver all aspects no harm for the environment. Thank you for the review always useful should I need to change! 😊
I also like the texture of color science, but I don't like that the color transfers. Do you have to set it?
I’m so glad that you mentioned colorscience! I would be interested in their opinion although they may have commented in a previous video. I love it. I also have pale skin so I use the fair skin tone version. As I have a lot of oil still in my 70-year-old skin, I was looking for a product to combine a sunscreen and some color. It helps me use less foundation, which was my goal. I do set it with a little powder and finishing spray, but because I still have good oil in my skin, I do have to blot it during the day. You definitely cannot say that all older people have dry skin, that is a myth. lol!
A little late but what I also like about Colorescience is they are cruelty free, no animal tests and vegan.
@@hayatwahob I wait a little before I put my cloths on and then I avoid (🫢) the neck line if I have to re apply….
Yepper! Love this stuff and have been using it for many, many years.
Great conversations as usual, and I especially appreciated the part about chemical, mineral, what gets absorbed, and making your own choices that are right for you. Plus, recommendations at all price points. Thank you!
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😍 You're both so cute! First, congratulations on 3 million subscribers. We expect that to increase obviously! Thanks for all that you do for us. I am 66 and I've been using sunscreen since I've been 30. It's paid off. When others were going 'tanning' at salons, I was wearing hats, sitting in the shade and wearing sunscreen. Please do an update on your favorite K-beauty sunscreens. K-beauty sunscreens are light years ahead of U.S. sunscreens. Love from Canada!
I have been using Neutrogena Sheer Zinc Face mineral sunscreen oil-free, SPF 50 for 5 years. This was recommended by you guys and I took your advice. I have been very happy with this product. It suits me well for its effectiveness and reasonable price. I don't intend to change it.
In case someone suffering from rosacea is looking for a sunscreen that doesn’t aggravate the problem, Heliocare’s Mineral Tolerance Fluid works wonders. Started using it 2 years ago and haven’t switched since. Plus it’s tinted so the white cast is barely noticeable
Agreed! I consider it as skincare, my skin looks more clear whenever I wear it, must be the zinc
Beauty of Joseon is my fav
Korean mineral sunscreens are wonderful. They are thin and no white cast.
not all of them a lot of them are tone up creams
Most of them have that spf booster they were talking about in the vid,, therefore not fully mineral but still nice
Iv found the world’s best SPF !! Better than Asian trust me. And 90% of my skin care is Korean or Japanese “p20 urban shield” they have any types of p20 it’s technically 60spf+++ AND IS 3x stronger then what the law allows as it’s minimum in Europe and Korea!!! And lasts 8 hours so no need to reapply!!! And no fucking eye burn 🔥
@@marcosperez122I have a tone up cream I just mix a bit in with my normal spf haha
Which ones would you recommend? I have rosacea and acne prone skin, so I’m on the hunt for a kbeauty mineral sunscreen
Onion juice actually really helped me with hair growth
ROUND LAB Birch Juice Moisturizing Sunscreen is my favorite.
Always good to see a new sunscreen video from my fave dermatologists!!!
I’m allergic to 90% of US sunscreens, so I’m grateful to have so many Korean options. It feels like K beauty is much gentler all around, where US products are more aggressive. Exceptions on both sides of course.
I have the same issue. Just about everything that looked good was an issue for me. It took me a while to find one.
@@hutke01 every Korean sunscreen I’ve tried is fantastic. Haru Haru Wonder, Skin 1004 especially
Do either of these brands break you out/safe for acne prone skin, and are they mineral? 🤔
They feel good but I question the protection
@@roxannelewis3293 I understand that, especially given the SPF rating debacle in the Korean testing system. I saw an interview with someone from the testing department, who said everything is accurate now.
I can only speak for my experience, which has been very positive.
i love seeing you two together. you're so fun and informative, simultaneously
Im using the Bondi Sand 50+ frangrance free and water resistant, and its great for my dried skin.
Dr. Maxfield would love the CVS store brand SPF 50 Clear Zinc Lotion!! As an oily tan runner, it blends in pretty well, dries down matte, and is water resistant for 80 minutes. On top that, it’s super affordable at under $10 (at least in AZ lol)! I highly recommend!
I just re watched last year's sunscreens to prepare for our beach trip. Thank you for the updates and information
Ever since I started using sunscreen years ago. Till this day I have not stop because I cannot live without out. I don’t know if anyone else feels the say way. But it is a part of my life now❤
Anyone skincare savvy uses mostly Asian sunscreens. The American ones are not cosmetically elegant and are overpriced!
I came to comment this! After using Korean sunscreens, I never went back to American sunscreens .
I think european and australian sunscreens are superior in how reliable they are. A lot of korean sunscreens feel like they rub off so easily (I would see it floating on the surface of my tea after taking a sip)
My gripe with japanese ones is all that fragrance.
Sadly true we are soooo behind. And we probably have the most misinformation about sunscreen too.
@@LiliS319 please recommend the ones you use! I don’t think I know any European or Australian sunscreens
Iv found the world’s best SPF !! Better than Asian trust me. And 90% of my skin care is Korean or Japanese “p20 urban shield” they have any types of p20 it’s technically 60spf+++ AND IS 3x stronger then what the law allows as it’s minimum in Europe and Korea!!! And lasts 8 hours so no need to reapply!!! And no fucking eye burn 🔥
I have been loving blue lizard sheer lotion mineral spf it’s very light weight ❤ if u feel oily or have oily t zone I apply super goop setting powder and perfection 😀
Isntree has onion version spf 50 pa++++ which is not purple and not hyped up but has newer filter that is less likely to sting the eyes and the protection is better and I find it beneficial for combo/oily skin.
Great video as always!
Australian Gold mineral sunscreen is great. The tint is very good and it is not greasy and does not budge during workouts outdoors. Not sure where it is made but it is amazing. Never have gotten burned on face with this product.
I just realized these derms didn’t mention Australian Gold ! Duh. But it’s still a great one !
It's the only mineral sunscreen I've tried but man it works! It's still on my face after a 12 hour work day
Loved that when I was oilier - never budged like you say - but now that I'm a bit drier, it raises up flakes on my face as it dries down, even tried it over several lightweight moisturizers. 😞 Using a Paula's Choice 30 spf that's working so far, but not tinted so I have to apply a tinted moisturizer over it and it's feeling heavy for our humid summer. sigh...
It's crazy how you guys are able to stack all these sunscreen on the face and not be so greasy looking!! I put a little bit and I looked like I dip my face in a bowl of oil!
I love ColorScience classic spf 50, it’s right up there with Beauty of Joseon .
For an active sunscreen I like the Cetaphil Sheer Mineral Face. 80 minute water resistant. It does have some cast but with my light skin it works well for me.
Lemon juice can remove stains from tinted sunscreen! Just saturate the stain and let sit overnight before washing. Also works on rust stains, fyi, since that’s iron oxide as well.
I would love a video comparing supergoop sunscreens!
The BOJ SPF is my holy grail. To this day, it is the only SPF I have been able to tolerate without irritation or breakouts! 💗 and I have seriously sensitive and reactive redness/rosacea- prone skin!
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The onion is supposed to contain reparative properties to the skin- from what I have read in on the Isntree line!
Try Skinnies!! Their sports one called “conquer” is the best I used ever - and no white cast! ☀️ and the SPF 30 is brilliant too.
LabMuffin recommended Cancer Council SPF 50+ Face Day Wear BB Cream Matte Light Tint and it's now my go to tinted sunscreen. Absorbs quickly, sits well under makeup and doesn't feel heavy.
For the best active sunscreen/summer sunscreen, you guys should check out the Shiseido Anessa Perfect UV Milk Sunscreen (gold bottle). It is long wearing and water/sweat resistant. Plus the formula is amazing!
Shiseido's anessa range is a staple for me. Always go back to it after trying out the popular korean sunscreens. Water/sweat/resistant, cosmetically elegant etc...always wondered why it is not in the list of popular sunscreens.
I tried so many
Neutregena> breaks me out
Olay> broke out my whole face. Took months to recover
Vanicream> breaks me out
Cetaphyl: white cast
Sunbum dark bottle: I buy from their website since I noticed store bought cvs or amazon ones expires quickly (within 1 week oil and lotion separates). This one I use only on body and neck or else I get allergy reaction on my face
Supergoop? I forget the name> too expensive. I run out in a month.
Beauty of Joseon: perfect except dries my skin so much that I started to get hard texture on my cheeks
Aveeno orange chemical one spf 30: love it but very oily. But I am using this now to recover from dry texture caused by beauty of joseon
I tried more brands from Sephora and most broke me out
I personally use chemical sunscreen because it doesn't lesve a white cast. I have seen lot of people recommend mineral sunscreens but they alwsys look casket ready. I want to look moisturised and nourished not a ghost. I just wish there were more formulations to prevent this.
Casket ready! 😂😂😂
La Roche-Posay Dry Touch does not leave a white cast. It’s the best.
Thank you both for sharing such an interesting video 😊 My skin is very sensitive with Rosacea, I prefer using fragrance free skin care products. My favorite sunscreen is the Vanicream SPF 30 🥰 - this product isn't greasy, hydrates my skin with a matte finish - no white cast. This sunscreen is lightweight with Zinc Oxide. Take care everyone 🌹
The purple onion sunscreen is the one Cassandra Bankson helped formulate with Isntree. I haven’t personally used it but I have seen good reviews on it. I personally love the Beauty of Joseon sunscreen. I’ve went through so many bottles of that one over the last few years! I also very much like the Tula protect and glow sunscreen. It has a nice glow without looking greasy and it’s very comfortable and doesn’t leave any cast on the skin. It’s a bit pricey and that’s the only downfall to that one.
Great video Docs-especially SPF 101. As someone with deeper skin, the visible light benefits of tinted SPF to combat hyperpigmentation are clutch (and adding ectoin + niacinamide as the cherry on top) 🍒
The round lab sunscreen is SUCH a good one, also love BOJ
round lab mineral is my go to! they did everything right somehow
I love the Panoxyl mineral sunscreen. I find it isn't oily and blends in great!
I use untinted mineral sunscreen on my neck (because my neck is sensitive and I don't want to mess up the collar of my clothes) and then I can use a tinted sunscreen on my face.
The Beauty of Josean is my present day favorite. The best thing about it is that it doesn’t make my eyes water. So many of them get into my eyes and I have to immediately wash my face. I’ll try the Freaks of Nature for my cycling and paddling. Thank you for the suggestion!
A lot of of these ones that you guys say are so elegant and blended sometimes still aren’t elegant and blended for me because I have dark skin. I am so no no matter what happens. I still get white cats. That’s why I have to settle for certain brands that claim to be here or go for what they call the black girl sunscreen brand.
The tinted sunscreen by Live tinted is amazing for dark skin people. This is the first tinted sunscreen that has ever blended into my skin and looks like real skin.
It’s a game changer. My skin looks amazing now. Completely worth the money if you have brown skin. I was worried it wasn’t going to last long for the price, but ive gotten no more discoloration or sunburn and I only use a little
I also have tried it with 100 spf mineral sunscreen underneath and it completely hid the white cast.
The only tinted sunscreens that blend with my Fitzpatrick I skin tone are 42 dollars an ounce or some such 😭I do wear the Elta MD UV Elements tinted anyway, but it looks like I've self-tanned or picked the wrong foundation, yikes. Most days I reach for ISDIN (the white one), or a Korean organic hydrating sunscreen (Skin1004, Haruharu Wonder, IUNIK, Thank You Farmer, all make great ones). And yeah, that Clinique Take The Day Off Balm is fantastic, I keep my nieces stocked with it. I'm a sucker for the Yadah Green Tea Cleansing Balm myself, but the Clinique is great.
Color science face shield flex in medium or deep are good too for dark skin. They blend and adjust to your color. Another one is Tatcha and Saranghae these are not tinted but don’t leave a white cast.
EltaMD UV Restore is an awesome full-mineral sunscreen. I have oily acne prone skin and it blends well without breaking my skin out ❤
Have you ever prescribed Vanicream Sunscreen SPF60? That is one of the few that will work for my sensitive skin, Fitzpatrick Type 1! I could use almost any sunscreen on the market if we NEVER had Rosacea in my family!
I had so many comments…but going with onions. They have lots of antioxidants sulphuric compounds, prebiotics and quercetin.
Korean all the way! Just love it! Two years ago my fav was Beauty of Joseon, last year Skin 1004 this year Haru haru Black Rice Moisture Airyfit! Perfect finishing for my skin specially in the summer! Water proof I recommend the UV Aqua Rich biore. But as they said every skin is different! :)
Onion extract is the active ingredient in old-school scar creams. From the Mederma website: "Onion extract contains the flavonoids quercetin and kaempferol, which help to promote collagen production, regulate fibroblast activity, and have soothing, anti-inflammatory properties"
So it's not weird to me at all that a skin care brand would develop a line highlighting onion.
Omg! Thank you, thank you, thank you for the outdoor rec sunscreen recommendation! ❤❤ I’m an avid cyclist who’s been looking for a sunscreen for my active lifestyle 🫶🏽😍
Lately I've been loving the Neutrogena Purescreen+ Mineral UV Tint Face Liquid Sunscreen SPF 30, which comes in 4 shades ❤ and Beauty of Josean Rice + Probiotics (SPF50+ PA++++) is holy grail.
My favorite mineral sunscreen that doesn't leave a white cast (I have light skin, though) is the CVS brand 50 Clear Zinc Lotion. $9 for 4oz ($2.25/1fl oz). It seems to be the cheapest mineral sunscreen I've found (chemical kind makes my face breakout) that doesn't leave my skin white and dry. Thought I'd share if someone is looking for a cheap choice.
For Summer time ☀️ I need the best protection on the market my favorites are European, La Roche Posay UVmune are the best high UVA Protection and the most water resistant, too bad we don’t have in the US but Luckily are easy to get in Mexico. For mineral I love Isdin, Kate Summerville, Neutrogena all available in US 🤩
For Asian sunscreen the best one is Anessa 👌🏼
Just a note that if you're sensitive to the smell of octinoxate, that Elta MD UV Clear smells so strongly of it that I can smell the octinoxate on my skin even after I wash off the product! It's a deal-breaker for me at that percentage.
I can’t smell anything with it! I’ve used it for years.
@@maureenmclellan1845 I think some folks can smell it and some can't or barely so, it's weird. Like being a super-taster. I'm a super-sniffer! Back when SPF15 octinoxate moisturizers were our main daily choice, I put up with it, but at over 7% in the UV Clear it's overpowering to me.
I LOVE Round One sunscreen. It melts into my brown skin and perfectly moisturizes without being greasy.
The Biossance sunscreen is the best! I get no white cast, the texture is amazing! Thanks for recommending it. Can’t imagine using anything else…for now
It’s the only one I use. Love biossance
Iv found the world’s best SPF !! Better than Asian trust me. And 90% of my skin care is Korean or Japanese “p20 urban shield” they have any types of p20 it’s technically 60spf+++ AND IS 3x stronger then what the law allows as it’s minimum in Europe and Korea!!! And lasts 8 hours so no need to reapply!!! And no fucking eye burn 🔥
What kind of skin you have? I have combination and I’m looking to change my mineral sunscreen that is matte finish.
Beauty of Joseon (BOJ) was my GOAT for quite a while, but sadly over time I noticed that it was causing breakouts. Now the Haruharu Wonder Airyfit is my GOAT… plus, the Haruharu leaves my oily skin with a completely natural, skin-like finish, which I prefer over BOJ’s slightly dewy finish.
I'm so curious to see what your original recommendation for an active sunscreen was!!
I love the Eucerin sunscreen. It’s what I used instead of foundation! I stack my sunscreens. My go to blend is a dollop of the Eucerin and a dollop of the Elf Whoa Glow in Sheer Peach. They mix beautifully. I put that mixture over my Sun Bum gel spf 50.
Love Drmtlgy! They just came out with a “ Matt” finish which I love.
They also have an untinted version of their combo sunscreen.
Every single suncreen I try, leaves me sooooo shiny. I hate it. I wear Elta MD 46 tinted. But, I use Supergoop Setting Powder over it. Helps for a little while, but end up being shiny. I've also tried Skinbetter 75, Skinceuticals, Elta, Colorscience, Neutrogena, Allen Roth, Obagi, Revision, Epionce, LaRoche Posay, etc. So frustrating. I have acne prone skin and Roseacea, so a double whammy. The shine accentuates my acne scarring, too.
Please recommend sunscreens that don't make you shiny all the time. They make me feel gross and very self-conscious.
You both have perfect skin, so you can wear anything!
Thank you for the great video! I love learning and finding out about new products....😊😊😊
While you’re talking about a sunscreen, can you put a small image of it somewhere on the side of the screen (maybe the bottom right)? This would help, since I don’t always remember what sunscreen you’re talking about, so I end up having to go back constantly to find the sunscreen that you’re discussing.
Black Girl Sunscreen is super great and improves my skin as well.
Can you talk about what you use around your eye sockets? I use mineral around the eye and chemical everywhere else but am concerned that where they overlap they may not be as effective if they are mixing. How do we protect our eyelid skin?
Perfect timing.....this year i decided to use all of the sunscreens ive been trying out before buying any new ones. I am using my final bottle.. so i am in search if the perfect sunscreen
When I sat outside all day for the solar eclipse last April, I forgot sunscreen for my arms, but used the Neutrogena Hydroboost as usual. My arms were roasted, but my face wasn't even pink in any way. That stuff really works. 😂
There are some water resistant Asian sunscreens out there. Try Japanese sunscreens! The only sunscreen I’ve been able to get my husband to use is Skin Aqua Super Moisture Gel (SPF 50+ PA++++). It’s thin and easily blends in with no white cast or fragrance. It does have alcohol but I personally don’t find it drying and I’m normal to dry. It’s 140g and comes with an easy to use pump. Stylevana usually has it for ~$10.
Thanks for this video!
I tend to be sensitive to added fragrances. In future videos please consider mentioning if products smell & how strong
Agree w/ you Dr Maxfield re: tinted sunscreen! For me , its so challenging to find a mineral sunscreen that is a matte /satin finish and tinted for tan/deep skin. Australian Gold SPF50 in med/deep tint is my HG for years.
I avoid chemical sunscreen because i have hyperpigmentation and ive read that:
"Yes, chemical sunscreens can produce heat as a byproduct when they absorb UV radiation, which can potentially worsen hyperpigmentation conditions.
Hyperpigmentation is a common skin condition that causes some areas of the skin to be darker than others. Heat can trigger melasma, a type of
hyperpigmentation, especially in people with darker skin tones."
Do u agree with this Drs Max n Shah? Im concerned because i really would like to try our K- sunscreens. Also, are the SPF stickers reliable in testing sunscreen efficacy?
Good news, you don't need to worry about this! There is no significant difference in heat between physical and chemical sunscreens. Both chemical and physical sunscreens absorb almost all UV, and the vast majority of heat comes from inferred and visible light, not UV.
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I’ve heard this too, so I stick with mineral tinted sunscreens. My top favorite is the ISDIN Ageless one and I also have been enjoying the Cotz Flawless Finish.
I agree without you and have the same preferences regarding mineral sunscreens. after a lot of research, trial and error, I found personally that the MDsolarsciences mineral tinted and the Isdin ageless tinted are the best for me. I don't even feel that I'm wearing sunscreen because of how lightweight they are, and they're very smooth/matte while still being moisturizing, not drying, and also water resistant. chemical sunscreens not only cause hyperpigmentation but are damaging to the oceans and coral, are irritating for sensitive and acne prone skin, and not to mention the research regarding absorption into the bloodstream and hormonal changes. even if the research is limited and needs further investigation, if there is even a chance that chemical sunscreens can harm both human AND environmental health, mineral sunscreens are 100% the way to go.
@@bonzofreebird393 i appreciate your reply!
@@renamartin469 thank u so much for your reply!
Beauty of Joseon is my love ❤️ have never thought that sunscreen could be so comfy to wear
I must ask this please. My routine is this:
Cerave Hydrating Cleanser
Estee Lauder Night advance treatment
Willa Krause Ceramide oil
Willa Krause Advanced Night Treatment
I have dehydrated skin. 44 years of age ... how do i incorporate Retin A in my routine?
I am outside in sweaty conditions frequently and prefer baby sunscreen to active sunscreen. It doesn't run into my eyes, and on the off chance that it does, it doesn't sting. The ones I use are water resistant for 80 minutes, which is a reasonable reapplication time for me.
The doctor giggles always make the video even better. 😂
Summer Friday’s mineral sunscreen has no white cast whatsoever and absorbs like a dream… leaves skin feeling so silky and soft too! I highly recommend!
P.s. my eyes water with any non mineral sunscreen, so this is great for people who are sensitive to sunscreens I generally.
I use almost solely korean sunscreens, and I know this may be an unpopular opinion but I wish they'd make one that wasn't dewy...I personally prefer a matte finish but I still choose the Korean over others..
i use innisfree’s sunscreens (both the classic and mineral versions). They’re both matte finish!
@ethantan5820 oh thank you...I will check those out!
THE Beauty of Joeson one is also matte and yes I don't like the dewy sunscreens.
I recently started using Cosrx Vitamin E Vitalizing Sunscreen and I absolutely love it. I use a tinted moisturizer over the top, so I have no need for a tinted sunscreen. I cringe at all the damage I did to my skin as a teenager thinking that suntan I cultivated using melted cocoa butter made me look so healthy. At 70 it is now damage control and spot fading.
You guys should check out Jack Black Oil Free Sun Guard SPF 45! It’s great for the heat of the summer because it’s 80 minutes water and sweat resistant. It’s a hybrid sunscreen that leaves no white cast. I of course prefer Korean sunscreens but sometimes for the 90 degree days I feel like I sweat them off within 20 minutes of stepping outside just to run errands or commute to work.
I believe the Japanese brand sunscreen, Rohto Skin Aqua UV (white bottle, gold lid) is water resistant! You can smell the alcohol in it when you first apply but the smell fades. The texture is liquidy and beautiful and doesn’t dry out my skin.
It’s not as hydrating or silky as the beauty of joseon sunscreen but a great alternative when you need something sweat resistant.
yes i love BOJ for its hydrating and silky feel but when i need something sweat resistant i will go for shiseido the perfect protector sunscreen (also japanese). its so good for me.
The Biossance sunscreen is the absolute best facial sunscreen I have ever tried!! It is the only one that looks nice & doesn't irritate my sensitive skin, sadly it was discontinued in Canada last year 😢
Any good suggestions on a whole-body sunscreen for outdoor swimmers?
I just loved seeing both docs casually applying spf for no reason, thank you!😂
Thanks for a great video! Do you think you can make a video on what "reef-safe" sunscreens entails/means?
Love, love, love the Eucerin, its similar to IT cosmetics CC cream. Been using it for over a year. First I apply Super Goop then I use Eucerin for my color skincare i.e. foundation, sunscreen it is the best! My skin looks really nice with these two products never would anyone think its sunscreen or even that I have anything on my face. Dries down beautifully, no weird color or shinny look. I an fair to medium, dry skin. This is wonderfully moisturizing.
I'll try the beauty of joseon
What about getting in your eyes - or not. I hate it when the sunscreen migrates to my eyes and gets in my mouth
What do you guys think of blue lizard sunscreen? I think it's an Australian one