Kinship spf 60 is 28, their spf 32 is only 26, one lasts about a month for me, though I use a separate product to reapply. I think the reapplying shits BS so they can sell more product. zinc is reflective, and as long as you don’t sweat it or rub it away it should still work.
Black girl sunscreen, spf 50 I believe. Their kids version. It has an oilier finish so if you don’t like that it might not be the best, but I have really sensitive skin and it’s never once broken me out. $10 (I use it as a moisturizer and sunscreen in one)
I love the La Roche-Posay Anthelios Clear Skin Suncreen. I have very oily skin. It’s the only one I’ve found that I love and doesn’t feel oily. And the Black Girl sunscreen is 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 a god-send
Thanks I’m gonna try it . I’m black and all I’m getting are greasy sunscreens that make my face shiny even tho they say oil free . When i use a mineral it leaves a huge white cast . I can’t take it
My issue is that these sunscreens are in small ounces for an average of $35. Most people do not apply enough sunscreen and if they do then the product is done within a week or two.
Black Girl Sunscreen, the one they mention at the end, is $16 at Target! I do hope they begin to make sunscreen more affordable overall too so more people wear it.
Blk Girl was the absolute first sunscreen I've worn consistently throughout the summer. Finally I don't look like a shiny ghost! I highly recommend it 👌🏾
@@shirleenwanjiru719 The version of Black Girl Sunscreen (BGS) in this video has a dewy finish. BGS also has a clear, lightweight sunscreen gel called 'Make it Matte'. It kind of feels like a primer. I have them both and they're both great.
i’ve seen a lot of people talk about sunscreens for face but not much about sunscreens for the body if you guys don’t mind, i’d love to see a video on body sunscreens :) and here are the timestamps: 02:11 - best sunscreens for DRY skin 03:01 - la roche-posay toleraine double repair face moisturizer spf 30 03:29 - drmtlgy universal tinted moisturizer spf 46 04:18 - best sunscreens for OILY skin 04:32 - elta md uv clear broad-spectrum spf 46 05:27 - cetaphil dermacontrol oil absorbing moisturizer spf 30 06:13 - isntree hyaluronic acid watery sun gel spf 50 08:17 - best sunscreens for ACTIVE skin 09:28 - neutrogena sheer zinc mineral broad spectrum spf 50 10:10 - thinksport spf 50+ mineral sunscreen 10:15 - thinksport spf 30+ mineral sunscreen (tinted) 11:36 - best sunscreens OVERALL 11:56 - elta md uv restore broad-spectrum spf 40 12:47 - isdin photo eryfotona ageless broad spectrum spf 50 15:02 - supergoop! unseen sunscreen broad spectrum spf 40 pa+++ 15:31 - supergoop! glow screen broad spectrum spf 40 pa+++ 15:58 - beauty of joseon relief sun: rice + probiotics spf 50 pa++++ 16:48 - biossance squalene + zinc sheer mineral shunscreen 17:35 - black girl sunscreen broad spectrum spf 30
Thanks so much for covering Black Girl SunScreen! I love the kids version for myself and my child! It has a higher SPF, we struggled to find something that did not turn our little kid purple or blue...Black Girl Sunscreen was perfect for our skin!
Black girl sunscreen is🔥🔥🔥 I'm dark-skinned and it doesn't give me a cast AT ALL and it's very moisturizing to my dry skin. Doesn't cause breakouts and it gives me a ✨️glow✨️. Yeah, go get that.
@@jordyyy9987 that sucks! I have sensitive skin as well, eczema to be exact but it doesn't bother me at all! As the commenter above has said, you probably have acne prone skin and need something lighter! Black Girl Sunscreen is a bit on the oily side. Good luck to finding one though. The struggle is real with us sensitive-skinned folk.
@@denisewilliams2818 If you don’t have acne prone skin I think it’s worth a try! A lot of people love this sunscreen so it may work for you! You never know till you try 😊
I came here to see if Black Girl Sunscreen would make the list and was super happy to see it represented! I wear it every day and it blends great into my fair skin. I have dry, relatively sensitive skin (in case anyone is on the fence about trying it).
I love Black Girl sunscreen, too (both regular and Kids version). I'm sensitive (especially to fragrance) and have dry skin but they work great for me.
I love the Neutrogena Mineral Zinc sheer sunscreen- I don’t think it leaves a bad white cast, if it does, it’s just for a second and then it blends into the skin beautifully. I have super dry skin and I just love this one.
The Beauty of Joseon is one of the few sunscreens that doesn’t burn my eyes. I’ve spent hundreds of dollars on sunscreens that ended up being body sunscreens because the minute they get near my eyes… I’m in pain for hours
@@slhilliard The Beauty of Joseson is so inexpensive, for the moment, feels so lovely, and doesn’t burn my eyes that as long as it’s affordable….it will be my go to.
How does it smell? I have it on my list of sunscreens to try out. However, I absolutely hate the typical "sunscreen smell" traditional sunscreens have - and I will NOT use anything with that stink, no matter what (yes, I smell it the whole day, unfortunately). I'd be glad if you told me how the Beauty of Joseon smells! Thank you!
I actually can recommend another active sunscreen called Blue Lizard Australian Sunscreen. I used to use this in my long distance swims (5k) and half Ironmans. I have never burned with this. It may have a white cast if you throw it on thickly (more than a teaspoon per limb) but it lasts in two-hour swims in open water so that’s what sold me. I’ve worn it to watching all-day events in the sun and have never been asked if I’d been to the beach the day after. LoveLoveLove!!!!
I put blue lizard sunscreen on my nephew every day before dropping him off to summer camp and I’ve noticed less freckles appearing this year. I just hope he’s reapplying at least once while he’s at camp.
for me the best value ive been able to find for a facial routne is from walmart : 16oz cerave SA daily facial wash 16$ , cerave daily face lotion 16oz 16$ , advanced clinicals retinol lotion 16oz 16$ for night , and eucerin daily spf lotion 16oz 12$ for daytime
I hate the feel of 99.9% of sunscreens but the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen is a godsend and the only one that I don’t cringe about using. I actually love using it because it looks matte and doesn’t feel like I have anything on my skin.
My ultimate sunscreen recipe: 1 part SuperGoop Unseen sunscreen, 1 part SuperGoop Matte Screen, and 1 part CeraVe PM lotion. I think sunscreen is much more popular now, but let me say that wearing it daily from an early age will greatly benefit you in the long run. Back in the early 80’s when I was a teenager, all I could find was Clinique City-Block, so that’s what I wore. Every day. Fast forward 40 years and I always get compliments on my skin, even at 55. I’m just so happy there are now so many great sunscreens to choose from.
I am a black girl and I have never heard of black girl sunscreen until this year. I have been sleeping on all the good skin care updates. I need to try it out. 😋 thank you for the suggestion. I have been using cerave sunscreen and Nivea sunscreen. But they just don't cut it I think.
I love Black Girl sunscreen for winter and fall it is a bit too greasy for me this time of year but my skin is not super dry in summer. I am Caucasian and honestly I think anyone can use this sunscreen. I just picked up the kid's SPF 50 at Walgreens and I actually like that better than the ones designed for adults it does not seem as greasy but that could be just me. I say try it..they also make a matte formula. I love supporting small women owned businesses.
My daughter uses this sunscreen. It seems a bit too greasy for me . Gives off a lot of shine. Though I am fair skinned and my daughter is darker In tone she loves it!!! She says it gives her a “glow”😉
What’s wrong with you? You’re literally built with “sunscreen” skin and now you wanna put this poison on your skin, it enters your blood stream, it causes cancer. But you do you just to fit in
I just came back from holiday and I assure you, I can tan and burn. I'm still a human being. The sun can still damage me. Just want to be extra cautious when protecting my skin so I can stay youthful. 🤗
@@shanikacorb then don’t sit there and tan lol. There’s nothing natural about baking in the sun so obviously even with sunscreen you’re still causing harm. Moderation in fact is actually healthy for you and allows you to live longer. Wanna be cautious, then stay away from these unhealthy chemicals and don’t stay in the sun for a long period of time
I adore you both! I love the friendship and the inside jokes! The chemistry, camaraderie and the bond. I can binge watch these videos like it was a Netflix special. Thank you for so the content you both put out.
I'm really loving a lot of the Japanese sunscreens - the Biore UV Watery Essence and the Skin Aqua Super Moisture UV Gel are my current favorite day-to-day sunscreens, and the Kose UV Perfect Essence Super Water Proof is my go-to waterproof sunscreen for outdoor activities. Japanese sunscreens DO tend to contain a lot of ethanol for a quick-dry, light finish though, but my skin isn't bothered by it
I am surprised you did not talk about La Roche Posay sunscreen. I have UV sensitivity . I tried almost everything under the sun, but after 30 minutes under the sun, I was covered in red bumps and it was so itchy. Finally I discovered La Roche Posay sunscreen during my trip to Europe. It was life saver for me. However, when I came back to USA, I discovered that it was not sold here. I was in shock ( it was 20 years ago). So I found the way to get through Canada. Now , thankfully , it sold in states. I cannot be without it. I recommend to anyone, who has so called “sun sensitivity”.
One of the biggest issues for me is that tinted or white casts always stain my clothes so I was able to get a couple of your recommended product to address this issue. Thank you so much
The state of Hawaii has banned sunscreens that contain oxybenzone and octinoxate- two chemicals that are harmful to the coral reef. Can you do a discussion on which brands you can recommend w/o these ingredients?
How important is it to cleanse your skin AFTER wearing sunscreen all day? Is a foaming face wash good enough or is it important to DOUBLE cleanse to get rid of all that sunscreen ? And what are the negative effects of sunblock/ SPF that wasn’t removed/washed off properly? 🤔
I heard by dr dray on UA-cam that double cleanse is the best for when you wear sunscreen cause a face wash alone won’t remove it all. Sunscreen is a bit stubborn to remove
@@luve5369 I went to Sephora the other day and I tried both mineral and chemical: - The mineral one left a slight grey-ish tint on my back hand+ I could feel my skin tightening. I don’t want my face to be drier than it already is. - The chemical one (non tinted) I really liked the formula and there were no cast but the smell … I couldn’t bare it. But for now im more lean to a physical sunscreen because I have melasma and I want to protect my skin from the sun as much as possible
My holy grail sunscreen is Australian Gold Botanicals Tinted Face SPF 50. This is a mineral formula that comes in 3 levels of tint for different skin tones, so it is easier to blend. The body version of this is also amazing, but it isn't tinted as far as I know.
Watching your banter back and forth while filming cracks me up! You guys are helpful and informative, straight forward and honest about the products you review, are are funny as comedians! This channel is fabulous!! Thank you so much for the wonderful information you give and the simple way you both present your opinions based on data and science.
Doctorly, I am very surprised seeing Biossance Sunscreen being recommended without a warning. There are hundreds of reviews online about that sunscreen with people who never had any issues to any face products before, having a horrible reaction, rash, redness, itchiness, inflamation, etc. that will last for days before it gets better with Biossance sunscreen. I am one of those people and it took me weeks to realize it was the sunscreen causing all these issues and never before did I have any issues with anything else in my life. It gets worse when you go outside and the sun hits the face with that sunscreen on.
I LOVE the Eucerin Oil Control SPF 50 sunscreen. It's the first one I actually like to wear daily. It leaves a nice and natural, slightly matte finish without drying out my oily but sensitive skin. Can't recommend it enough.
I just tried the Altruist SPF 30 and 50 sunscreens and I LOVE them. The Skin Clinic ships to the U.S. for a reasonable price. They’re very lightweight and water resistant which I need in the humid South.
Thank you.... Because of you both, I have a great sunscreen routine that is amazing. After my skincare, I moisturize around my eyes because the best sunscreen I've ever used around my eyes and on my lids and brows is that Neutrogena Ultra Sheer. It's rocks. But it's too white for all over. Around my eyes it just brightens a bit and doesn't sting. Face gets La Roche Posay with a touch of tinted Elta MD on my sunspots on my cheekbones. Neck and chest get Neutrogena Hydro Boost... and hands get CeraVe 30 moisturizer. Sounds like a lot but none of them work for everything. Finding the right products for the right bits ensures that I wear it all everyday. And it takes less than 2 minutes, seriously.
My favorite tinted mineral sunscreen, Australian Gold, has been out of stock for over a month now and I’ve been scrambling to find a good replacement. It was so affordable! I hope it comes back soon.
Australian Gold tinted is my favorite too. I always buy a couple tubes when it goes on sale at Target so I have extra on hand b/c you are right it goes out of stock all the time.
Love Isintree sunscreen. Doesn’t sting the eyes, no white cast for dark skinned girls and quite moisturizing too - so can double as moisturizer and sunscreen. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
@Trinity M their baby sunscreen formula yeah. But the spf 30 shown in this video is not a winner !!! I am in many black girls skincare groups -- and 9 out of 10 we all go for the baby formula to support the company. Koreans sunscreens are THE GOATS. 🙏🏽
Biore watery essence is a cult classic. The alcohol can be drying and irritating though. Mustela hybrid sunlotion is so nice, and I miss it so much!! Apieu and Missha's mineral sunscreens with centella asicatica are really nice and fairly affordable and soothing on skin! Avene intense protect is pretty darn good so far.
Love all of these sunscreens! ISDN and DRMTLGY are two of my holy grail sunscreens, even though the tint messes up my masks and collars. I'm also a big fan of Korean and Japanese sunscreens--they're the only chemical sunscreens I can use without irritation around the eyes and neck. One of my long-time favorites is the Hada Labo Gokujyun UV white gel. I've been using it for years and it's still the best! Goes on very light and leaves no cast whatsoever, though it can leave the skin a bit shiny.
I think US citizens should try to get their hands on EU/Australian/Asian sunscreens, since they have more modern ingredients especially with better UVA-protection...
yeah well between the ordering then shipping and waiting forever to get it and then hope and pray the US Postal service does not f**k up and drop your package at the WRONG house (which btw is an everyday thing here the past few yrs) plus it would cost a small fortune to buy these products
I spend a lot of time gardening and sweating in the sun and my eyes have hated every sunscreen I’ve ever tried, except for Shiseido water resistant SPF 50. I just got it 2 months ago and I can’t imagine using anything else now.
Completely agree about not bothering with moisturiser under sunscreen - if you have a good one it should do what a moisturiser does so need for double bubble!
As a gardener for my job who is outside all day every I can confirm that Neutrogena sheer touch face and body sunscreen is amazing, it doesn't leave a white cast, when you sweat it doesn't sting your eyes. It doesn't break you out or irritate your skin. 100% recommend this one. Trust it from someone who's used it every day for years!
I’m allergic to fragrances and most essential oils. I also need a sunscreen that won’t sting my eyes. My other requirement is that the company is cruelty-free. I know La Roche Posay and Neutrogena are not. I’m not sure about the other companies.
i’ve been wearing sunscreen everyday for 6 years and have tried many brands and my brother bought me this one Korean brand and it has been my favorite. Doesn’t break me out, moisturizing, no cast, natural glow
I have extremely oily skin. I have been using the Isntree Hyaluronic Acid Watery Sun Gel for over a year now and I absolutely it. It’s light weight. I do not get red at all while wearing it. And to me one of the most important things I look for in a face sunscreen… the product does not run, drip or melt off my face and into my eyes! I just have a bottle in my bathroom and a bottle in my purse with me at all times. I’ve gotten my son and husband to both use it now also. My daughter wears a sunscreen, but she found one for her skin type that she uses every day.
@@SG-wq4rm Isntree has a mineral sunscreen (Hylauronic Acid Natural Sun Cream), but most people are referring to the Hylauronic Acid Watery Sun Gel, which is chemical. And the Beauty of Joseon is also chemical.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE review trader joe’s sunscreen!!! it’s seriously my favorite and most comfortable spf i’ve ever used, it’s non comedogenic and (i’m not kidding) it feels so fresh on the face. Best part it’s only $7.99 !
I have oily, breakout prone skin and my skin can be easily sensitized. My two holy grail sunscreens this year have been the Black Girl Sunscreen Kids SPF 50 and the Eucerin Age Defense SPF 50. I am not a fan of zinc oxide sunscreens, they irritate my skin and always leave a whitecast (I have a Fitzpatrick type 3-4 skintone). And even with my oily skin, I prefer a more moisturizing sunscreen over an oil control because those oil control ones always feel so drying.
I was curious about the Black Girl Sunscreen on acne prone skin. considering some of the ingredients, are ones I think I’ve had trouble in the past with. I might give the kids version a shot.
Finally someone is talking about Isdin! I discovered this brand in Germany where it is sold at pharmacies. My dermatologist recommended I try using the Ureadin Ultra 10 lotion. It is amazing. They also have a moisturizer targeted towards seborrheic dermatitis which works better than anything I’ve ever tried. Can’t wait to try more of their products
@@aiden_villa oh wow. Here, it costs 20-23 Euros (around 25 USD) for 50ml which is 1.7 fl oz. Price wise it sits right in the middle between drugstore and higher end. Other pharmacy brands similar in price would be Avène, Bioderma, La Roche Posay which are more heavily fragranced. 70USD is steep though. I would not spend that amount on sunscreen. However, I would not hesitate to spend that on the moisturizer for seborrheic dermatitis. Luckily it’s also priced around 20USD. Nothing has worked as well as that for me.
I love Banana Boat Light as air sunscreen lotion for face. it has UVA/UVB broad spectrum SPF 50+. It's my go to, I have tan skin and blends well leaving no white cast. It makes my skin dewy but I can easily fix it with a matt powder!
yes I love this one too!! I have like three bottles on hand at all times lol it actually makes my face look better than without it, it lfeels like it has HA in it or something but I don't think so? anyways, love it !
Please do more sunscreens. Love hearing your opinions. Also more Korean spfs would be great. I have sensitive yet dry skin. But don't like shiny. I feel like I've tried a million spfs. I am currently using Elta elements but it's to dark and I have to mix it. I would love a company to come out with a great tinted SPF in many shades..or at least 3!
Have you tried Olay Regenerist Mineral Subscreen SPF 30? That leaves little to no cast on me. Dr. Jarts Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50 is another good one and makes my skin completely matte.
My problem is even the sunscreens that are “recommended” by those in skin care seem bad for our skin……? I bought the Elta MD tinted sunscreen and immediately returned it after scanning the product with the YUKA app. It had a horrible rating showing that there are two hazardous ingredients in it and one moderate risk ingredient. Why is it sooo hard to find good products!! 😭
Hero’s Cosmetics Sunscreen has been amazing for me. Been using it for the last few months, goes on slightly greasy but absorbs really well like a moisturizer and it’s green toned which helps cancel out my redness a bit. I have sensitive skin and have had no issues.
Frezyderm Sunscreen(I use the "CLEAR" one, haven't tried the "TINTED" one). Frezyderm sunscreen is great as well, at least for me. I have acne prone & oily skin. It works really well and is very light weight.
The LRP Toleraine Double Repair is my current fav US sunscreen. It looks really shiny at first but it dries down quickly and just gives me that kinda "lit from within" glow. I do have very dry skin, if you have normal to oily, stay away. But it's definitely great, and the price point is pretty good too. And it doesn't feel heavy.
Elta MD sport is also good for the those who are active. My everyday go to is, ISDIN tinted and it is really good for those who suffer with hyperpigmentation.
After trying many sunscreens I've now settled with Safescreen Teesta mineral sunscreen. It works great for my skin. It doesn't burn my eyes and blends well.
Problem in this country (usa) is 99.9% of the sunscreens available are greasy as hell...even if they state they are for oily skin plus price is outrageous to use on whole body and who wants to reapply every two hours on dirty sweaty skin not me. Wish some one would invent a sunscreen you put on once and done for the day. Maybe just maybe more people would be incline to use it.
Ikr. It's the most gross thing in the skincare world. I can't be comfortable reapplying sunscreen over a face full of oil and dirt. Like why don't they suggest to atleast rinse your face with clean water before reapplying sunscreen.
Try putting on some transluscent powder ontop ! Its been working great from me keep the spf from rubbing off on my hair and feeling nasty and greasy and makes my face look clean
That’s just the reason I stopped using USA sunscreens many many years ago, and I’m only 21! I can’t stand the white cast, greasiness, heaviness, and stinging.
I work at Chick-fil-A and work outside a ton. I actually love the Neutrogena one. I let the first layer sit for a while and then apply another. It actually dries down pretty well for me, as I’m already very fair. 😂
I can't emphasize how much I love the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen. I had admitted defeat after trying a dozen sunscreens and finding something to dislike with all of them, but when I first tried the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen it was like a lightbulb went off. It felt SO smooth on the skin and it was completely invisible. I'm obsessed. Nothing else compares in my opinion.
Please do a review for ppl with sensitive skins! I keep getting contact dermatitis off various sunscreens, moisturizers, and i'm too scared which ones to use.
I have dry, dehydrated sensitive skin. I also get contact dermatitis with any skin care products until I figure out its fragrance that irritates my skin. My dermatologist told me to switch to fragrance free mineral sunscreen but having dry skin it drys me out even more and gives me itchy skin, red bumps and redness, tingling feeling. Then I switched to fragrance free chemical sunscreen and never going back. La roche posay toleriane uv, nuetrogena ultra sheer face serum, bondi sands face for sensitive skin are what I use and have not had any issues anymore 🙌. Fragrance free all the way will help you for sure for every products you use.
I have this same issue 😢 I get ridiculously itchy then break out in loads of tiny little white spots which do go away within a few days if I stop using the sunscreen but the itchiness takes longer and it is so uncomfortable and makes me so self-conscious so I am just terrified of sunscreen! The first I reacted to was supergoop unseen sunscreen, which I think is chemical but fragrance free? It really bothers me that chemical sunscreens don't state that they are chemical sunscreens...nivea has done the same to me now too and I was sure I had used it in the past so thought I'd be safe with one I've used before. I've been scouring these comments for recommendations of what to brave trying next.
The MDSolarSciences Mineral Crème SPF 50 is fantastic and I’m surprised it’s not included here! Has antioxidants (green tea, pomegranate, cranberry, Vitamin C & E), fragrance-free, 100% mineral (titanium dioxide, zinc oxide), and is cruelty-free, and reef-safe! I find it has a very soft silky texture and blends right in with barely any white cast.
Im getting this one soon idk why this one isnt talked about as much, I was on a quest to find a good sunscreen and the reviews r really good cant wait to buy it
@@dany1654 I hope you love it as much as I do! ☀️ Sunscreen is obviously so important and their version makes it feel luxurious, less like a duty to make sure to put it on.
I swear by the Sun Bum tinted mineral sunscreen. It wears so well on my skin, for everyday I just wear that with a little concealer and call it a day!!!
I actually went straight to "best sunscreens for ACTIVE skin" and was happy to hear about what's recommended for people who are outdoors a lot as I live in the caribbean and it is "summer" hot and humid all year long and the UV ray index gets extremely high and we can't always avoid being outdoors during the peak UV ray index times! Super helpful!
I love the Dr Jart Sun Everyday I think it’s called. I’m allergic to something in chemical sunscreens but not sure the exact ingredient. Thank you for this review!!
Just found you guys. Love, love , love!!!! So informative in a fun way. I am a newer esthetician ( been a skin care junkie for decades though). I personally love La Roche Posay light fluid mineral sunscreen. So lightweight and no cast at all. I love the tinted version. It’s perfect touch of natural color for those of us that don’t wear foundations. I recommend it to all my clients that are hesitant to wear sunscreen because of heaviness/ cast. Thank You for the great info and keep it coming!!
I love the Neutrogena Sheer Zinc SPF 50! I wear it every day on my neck as my neck tends to be a bit sensitive and this really helps keep things calm. Very little white cast as I really work it in. I wear Paula's Choice on my face. Perfect combo for me! 🎉💖
Could you talk about how to correctly clean it off in your next sunscreen video? Since we are wearing it daily, how do we wash it off completely without irritating our skin? Also, please include Anessa Perfect UV Sunscreen skincare milk SPF 50+ for your next review. Some say Anessa is the best Japanese sunscreen brand and is widely popular in Asia. Would love your thoughts :)
Go to my IG or Tiktok. I'm obsessed with cleansing balms and micellar water and even DRMTLYs new oil cleanser. I have a couple videos up about it. Actually, it's hard not to post every week about it because it's like a magic trick to me when I wash off 3 layers of sunscreen in about 15 seconds 😂 -DrM
I like hot and flashy recommendations. Keep in mine she is NOT a physician but she DOES she to do her homework! She would probably say once in morning 1/4 teaspoon is IMPORTANT! if you are indoors BUT if you are sitting at windows reapply at 2 hour increments. that is of coarse a must if outdoors. interested to see how these doctors answer.
Would you please do a review of DAILY sunscreens for body (not face)? Sunscreens (mineral, please) that are full-on moisturizers and can block rays on hands and arms as you drive to work. Love your videos ❤️
Been using the Paula’s Choice Daily Hydrating fluid lately and loving it. It’s spf and super lightweight and I don’t get a cast. Would love to see you guys review that!
I have oily skin and Elta MD clear made me breakout so badly. You guys are definitely right about using what works for you. 🤷🏻♀️ Thank you for other suggestions.
You guys are pretty awesome because you are passionate about recommending sunscreens for all different needs. The one thing I would like to see is sunscreens on a budget, because not everyone can shell out twenty or thirty dollars for a 3 ounce tube of sunscreen...
Sadly I had a terrible reaction after using tinted Drmtlgy. Tried twice, same outcome, acne. After alot of trial and error my HG is Obaji Sun shield Matte! So good 😊
@@hetty805 I felt the same, I searched for reviews on diff sites to see if others experienced bad reactions, all positive. Their CS is amazing (sent 2nd bottle free) I’m assuming that’s why ppl are hush? Idk, but caused cystic acne after 2 days of using.
I’m amused that the best sunscreen that this 56 year old white male uses is Black Girl for Kids! My dry skin loves it and I like the dewy shine it gives me. I also like 3 ounces of product for $10.
Kind of wanted to see more PA++++ sunscreens mentioned here for "TOP" protection. Mermaid Gel PA++++ should be here, and if you haven't tried it. AMAZING. Not sure if it has independent studies, but love it for higher protection.
Anti-aging sunscreens for the skin are good, but I have not found a satisfactory one, because they often cause shine, oiliness, not water resistance ..
That's where ISDIN earned it's place for me. But it certainly is $$$. Interestingly, it's actually cheaper if you buy it in person at a dermatologists office. Unfortunately, you have to find a derm that carries it too -DrM
I just bought the laroche posay sunscreen double repair and it has not been breaking me out and doesn’t give me that oily look but still gives me a glow! Just incase anyone has been scared to purchase I understand that feeling I feel like I’ve tried everything and it was giving greasy! But the la roche posay does not
could you make a category for sunscreen under $30?? y’all are great but the economy is not😩
Same issue!!!
Just put a loan on sum sunscreen gangy
Kinship spf 60 is 28, their spf 32 is only 26, one lasts about a month for me, though I use a separate product to reapply. I think the reapplying shits BS so they can sell more product. zinc is reflective, and as long as you don’t sweat it or rub it away it should still work.
Black girl sunscreen, spf 50 I believe. Their kids version. It has an oilier finish so if you don’t like that it might not be the best, but I have really sensitive skin and it’s never once broken me out. $10 (I use it as a moisturizer and sunscreen in one)
La Roche-Posay is around $21 at target
I love the La Roche-Posay Anthelios Clear Skin Suncreen. I have very oily skin. It’s the only one I’ve found that I love and doesn’t feel oily. And the Black Girl sunscreen is 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 a god-send
I use it, and I get so many white particles on my face. Could it be because im not that oily?
Thanks I’m gonna try it . I’m black and all I’m getting are greasy sunscreens that make my face shiny even tho they say oil free . When i use a mineral it leaves a huge white cast . I can’t take it
My issue is that these sunscreens are in small ounces for an average of $35. Most people do not apply enough sunscreen and if they do then the product is done within a week or two.
Try some body sunscreens - get a lot of product for less and they have better formulas these days...
Black Girl Sunscreen, the one they mention at the end, is $16 at Target! I do hope they begin to make sunscreen more affordable overall too so more people wear it.
Beauty of Joseon is $11 for 50ml. I bought 3 from Stylevana + shipping and it was $34.66 for 150ml. It’s a holy grail sunscreen
Beauty of joseon, black girl sunscreen are more affordable
@@ohhail I’m seeing these on this website. I’ve never heard of stylevana is it legit the prices are amazing and also do they ship uk fast
Blk Girl was the absolute first sunscreen I've worn consistently throughout the summer. Finally I don't look like a shiny ghost! I highly recommend it 👌🏾
Hey, I would like to purchase it but I would kindly like to know, does it leave a matte or dewy(shiny) finish on you, thanks.
@@shirleenwanjiru719 The version of Black Girl Sunscreen (BGS) in this video has a dewy finish. BGS also has a clear, lightweight sunscreen gel called 'Make it Matte'. It kind of feels like a primer. I have them both and they're both great.
@@_NoHandle_ Thank you for the response.
Shining ghost got me haaaa
My only concern is that the spf is only 30 and I've been under the impression that skin of color is better suited at spf 50.
As a very pale female who is allergic to Zinc in sunscreen, I am so grateful for the Asian sunscreens providing other options.
Whats the best asian sunscreen? Ive tried a couple and it triggers bumps and pimples 😢
I like the Canmake and Anessa sensitive ones 😊
Just say you're a woman.
My fave is the Hada Labo White Gel
@@Tathy_Pikachu love that one too!
I religiously wear the Elta MD UV clear tinted sunscreen. With my acne prone skin, I never break out and the niacinamide helps with my scarring
i’ve seen a lot of people talk about sunscreens for face but not much about sunscreens for the body
if you guys don’t mind, i’d love to see a video on body sunscreens :)
and here are the timestamps:
02:11 - best sunscreens for DRY skin
03:01 - la roche-posay toleraine double repair face moisturizer spf 30
03:29 - drmtlgy universal tinted moisturizer spf 46
04:18 - best sunscreens for OILY skin
04:32 - elta md uv clear broad-spectrum spf 46
05:27 - cetaphil dermacontrol oil absorbing moisturizer spf 30
06:13 - isntree hyaluronic acid watery sun gel spf 50
08:17 - best sunscreens for ACTIVE skin
09:28 - neutrogena sheer zinc mineral broad spectrum spf 50
10:10 - thinksport spf 50+ mineral sunscreen
10:15 - thinksport spf 30+ mineral sunscreen (tinted)
11:36 - best sunscreens OVERALL
11:56 - elta md uv restore broad-spectrum spf 40
12:47 - isdin photo eryfotona ageless broad spectrum spf 50
15:02 - supergoop! unseen sunscreen broad spectrum spf 40 pa+++
15:31 - supergoop! glow screen broad spectrum spf 40 pa+++
15:58 - beauty of joseon relief sun: rice + probiotics spf 50 pa++++
16:48 - biossance squalene + zinc sheer mineral shunscreen
17:35 - black girl sunscreen broad spectrum spf 30
I agree Dr Maxwell is extremely sun tanned, probably due to his outdoor activities but we mustn’t forget to use sunscreen on the body
You’re the real MVP. 🙏🏻
Same! A number of these are too pricey to also be using daily on the rest of the body
I love the Eucerin Daily Hydration SPF 30, Banana Boat Light as Air SPF 50, Bondi Sands SPF 50, and Neutrogena Hydro Boost SPF 50!
Black girl sunscreen can be used on the body also it’s a 3.4 Oz bottle
Thanks so much for covering Black Girl SunScreen! I love the kids version for myself and my child! It has a higher SPF, we struggled to find something that did not turn our little kid purple or blue...Black Girl Sunscreen was perfect for our skin!
Black girl sunscreen is🔥🔥🔥 I'm dark-skinned and it doesn't give me a cast AT ALL and it's very moisturizing to my dry skin. Doesn't cause breakouts and it gives me a ✨️glow✨️. Yeah, go get that.
I’ve been using this sunscreen and i really like it but it made me break out 😩 my skin is so sensitive 😔
@@jordyyy9987 that sucks! I have sensitive skin as well, eczema to be exact but it doesn't bother me at all! As the commenter above has said, you probably have acne prone skin and need something lighter! Black Girl Sunscreen is a bit on the oily side. Good luck to finding one though. The struggle is real with us sensitive-skinned folk.
@@jordyyy9987 I’ve been hearing that a lot and that’s made me scared to try it.
@@The_Eleventh_Sign Thank you! I’m glad this sunscreen works for you! And yes the struggle is very real 🥴😩 Thanks for your help!
@@denisewilliams2818 If you don’t have acne prone skin I think it’s worth a try! A lot of people love this sunscreen so it may work for you! You never know till you try 😊
So glad they mentioned Black Girl Sunscreen. I ALWAYS struggled with a white cast until trying this sunscreen.
I came here to see if Black Girl Sunscreen would make the list and was super happy to see it represented! I wear it every day and it blends great into my fair skin. I have dry, relatively sensitive skin (in case anyone is on the fence about trying it).
I use this brand too but the kids formula. So good
Is there any eye sting?
I love Black Girl sunscreen, too (both regular and Kids version). I'm sensitive (especially to fragrance) and have dry skin but they work great for me.
@@Isabel-pu1ir no and my eyes are sensitive
@@ccruz619 what’s the difference
I love the Neutrogena Mineral Zinc sheer sunscreen- I don’t think it leaves a bad white cast, if it does, it’s just for a second and then it blends into the skin beautifully. I have super dry skin and I just love this one.
Definitely a beach sunscreen for me.
The Beauty of Joseon is one of the few sunscreens that doesn’t burn my eyes. I’ve spent hundreds of dollars on sunscreens that ended up being body sunscreens because the minute they get near my eyes… I’m in pain for hours
Omg same here lol. Beauty of Joseon is the only chemical sunscreen that does not burn or irritate my eyes. My holy grail!
@@slhilliard The Beauty of Joseson is so inexpensive, for the moment, feels so lovely, and doesn’t burn my eyes that as long as it’s affordable….it will be my go to.
I keep meaning to buy it cause I need non burning for chemical sunscreens
@@nikki2370 Get it before the figure out what they have and raise the price. Lol
How does it smell? I have it on my list of sunscreens to try out. However, I absolutely hate the typical "sunscreen smell" traditional sunscreens have - and I will NOT use anything with that stink, no matter what (yes, I smell it the whole day, unfortunately). I'd be glad if you told me how the Beauty of Joseon smells! Thank you!
I’m so glad someone is finally starting to talk about skincare products for people with non-white skin! 🙌 Thank you guys!!
I actually can recommend another active sunscreen called Blue Lizard Australian Sunscreen. I used to use this in my long distance swims (5k) and half Ironmans. I have never burned with this. It may have a white cast if you throw it on thickly (more than a teaspoon per limb) but it lasts in two-hour swims in open water so that’s what sold me. I’ve worn it to watching all-day events in the sun and have never been asked if I’d been to the beach the day after. LoveLoveLove!!!!
Thank you! I swim too, really swim, not splash around, so a good sunscreen that does not sting my eyes under a mask is a must.
I put blue lizard sunscreen on my nephew every day before dropping him off to summer camp and I’ve noticed less freckles appearing this year. I just hope he’s reapplying at least once while he’s at camp.
👍
No, I just put some on my young daughters and it made their face dry and flaky. I didn't like it
This is what we give as samples in the allergy office I work in
for me the best value ive been able to find for a facial routne is from walmart : 16oz cerave SA daily facial wash 16$ , cerave daily face lotion 16oz 16$ , advanced clinicals retinol lotion 16oz 16$ for night , and eucerin daily spf lotion 16oz 12$ for daytime
I hate the feel of 99.9% of sunscreens but the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen is a godsend and the only one that I don’t cringe about using. I actually love using it because it looks matte and doesn’t feel like I have anything on my skin.
My fav!
You can’t use it around the eyes though, stings like hell.
@@platosfriend not for me. I use it around my eyes all the time, no issues.
@@platosfriend i use it and it doesnt sting at all!
I just got a sample bag of a few of theirs. Man I am hooked! I bought a full Unseen Sunscreen and the GlowScreen. They really look great!!!
My ultimate sunscreen recipe: 1 part SuperGoop Unseen sunscreen, 1 part SuperGoop Matte Screen, and 1 part CeraVe PM lotion.
I think sunscreen is much more popular now, but let me say that wearing it daily from an early age will greatly benefit you in the long run. Back in the early 80’s when I was a teenager, all I could find was Clinique City-Block, so that’s what I wore. Every day. Fast forward 40 years and I always get compliments on my skin, even at 55. I’m just so happy there are now so many great sunscreens to choose from.
I thought I was the only person that mixed the super matte with the unseen sunscreen 😂I wish I didn’t have to but I don’t like them on they’re own
Apparently some sunscreen ingredients don’t mix well
I am a black girl and I have never heard of black girl sunscreen until this year. I have been sleeping on all the good skin care updates. I need to try it out. 😋 thank you for the suggestion. I have been using cerave sunscreen and Nivea sunscreen. But they just don't cut it I think.
I love Black Girl sunscreen for winter and fall it is a bit too greasy for me this time of year but my skin is not super dry in summer. I am Caucasian and honestly I think anyone can use this sunscreen. I just picked up the kid's SPF 50 at Walgreens and I actually like that better than the ones designed for adults it does not seem as greasy but that could be just me. I say try it..they also make a matte formula. I love supporting small women owned businesses.
My daughter uses this sunscreen. It seems a bit too greasy for me . Gives off a lot of shine. Though I am fair skinned and my daughter is darker In tone she loves it!!! She says it gives her a “glow”😉
What’s wrong with you? You’re literally built with “sunscreen” skin and now you wanna put this poison on your skin, it enters your blood stream, it causes cancer. But you do you just to fit in
I just came back from holiday and I assure you, I can tan and burn. I'm still a human being. The sun can still damage me. Just want to be extra cautious when protecting my skin so I can stay youthful. 🤗
@@shanikacorb then don’t sit there and tan lol. There’s nothing natural about baking in the sun so obviously even with sunscreen you’re still causing harm. Moderation in fact is actually healthy for you and allows you to live longer. Wanna be cautious, then stay away from these unhealthy chemicals and don’t stay in the sun for a long period of time
I adore you both! I love the friendship and the inside jokes! The chemistry, camaraderie and the bond. I can binge watch these videos like it was a Netflix special. Thank you for so the content you both put out.
Same! So much information and they're so fun to listen too!
My favourite derms to watch 😊
I love elta md but it is quite pricey for such a small amount. Looking forward to seeing other recommendations!
Yes, affordable ones! I wanted to try the Isden, it is $70.
@@traceytrotter9934 I choked on my breakfast when I saw that price!
@@traceytrotter9934 same! 😭
Love love elta MD too.
Drmtlgy has a dupe for the Elta md sunscreen. The dupe is drmtlgy tinted moisturizer spf 46
I'm really loving a lot of the Japanese sunscreens - the Biore UV Watery Essence and the Skin Aqua Super Moisture UV Gel are my current favorite day-to-day sunscreens, and the Kose UV Perfect Essence Super Water Proof is my go-to waterproof sunscreen for outdoor activities. Japanese sunscreens DO tend to contain a lot of ethanol for a quick-dry, light finish though, but my skin isn't bothered by it
Any for body? I feel they are so small I use them in a 2 weeks and on to the next
@@danir9736 the skin aqua UV super moisture gel (140g) or the suncut aqualy UV protect gel (160g) come in bigger bottles
Beauty of Joseon sunscreen is amazing and so is Round Lab, Dr. G and SNP
I just ordered the Joseon sunscreen. Keeping my fingers crossed that it works for me.
I am surprised you did not talk about La Roche Posay sunscreen. I have UV sensitivity . I tried almost everything under the sun, but after 30 minutes under the sun, I was covered in red bumps and it was so itchy. Finally I discovered La Roche Posay sunscreen during my trip to Europe. It was life saver for me. However, when I came back to USA, I discovered that it was not sold here. I was in shock ( it was 20 years ago). So I found the way to get through Canada. Now , thankfully , it sold in states. I cannot be without it. I recommend to anyone, who has so called “sun sensitivity”.
Which one? They have a fair few
@@CloudslnMyCoffee I am using spf60 melt in
One of the biggest issues for me is that tinted or white casts always stain my clothes so I was able to get a couple of your recommended product to address this issue. Thank you so much
The state of Hawaii has banned sunscreens that contain oxybenzone and octinoxate- two chemicals that are harmful to the coral reef. Can you do a discussion on which brands you can recommend w/o these ingredients?
I use the La Roche-Posay Anthelios Invisible Fluid SPF50+ best sunscreen I've ever used 🤞🏽
I so hate this one. It leaves white flakes on my skin and it's very shiny on me.
what about Denatured Alcohol in these sunscreens
@@andro.5678 so what? It evaporates very quickly
@@RichardExeter And it doesn't leave a white cast.. at least on my face 😉
@@ramonaavram7527 Do you shake it before use?
How important is it to cleanse your skin AFTER wearing sunscreen all day? Is a foaming face wash good enough or is it important to DOUBLE cleanse to get rid of all that sunscreen ? And what are the negative effects of sunblock/ SPF that wasn’t removed/washed off properly? 🤔
I double wash my face because if I have ANY sunscreen lingering around I notice I get little pimples on my face almost immediately!!
I heard by dr dray on UA-cam that double cleanse is the best for when you wear sunscreen cause a face wash alone won’t remove it all. Sunscreen is a bit stubborn to remove
i was wondering the same thing. i havent seen a satisfiying answer anywhere. looking forward for your answer guys!
My dream sunscreen:
- Physical/Mineral
- No white cast
- Non nanoparticles
- No fragrances
- SPF 45+
Add doesn’t sting eyes EVER to the list, plus the ability to easily wear eyeshadow and mascara on face without it smearing all over.
Super Goop is incredible ! Is a bit expensive ( in my opinion ) but it’s the only sunscreen it does all that and the only I LOVE wearing
@@20newleigh YESSSSSS 👏 Ngl those two should be basic criteria
@@luve5369 I went to Sephora the other day and I tried both mineral and chemical:
- The mineral one left a slight grey-ish tint on my back hand+ I could feel my skin tightening. I don’t want my face to be drier than it already is.
- The chemical one (non tinted) I really liked the formula and there were no cast but the smell … I couldn’t bare it.
But for now im more lean to a physical sunscreen because I have melasma and I want to protect my skin from the sun as much as possible
My holy grail sunscreen is Australian Gold Botanicals Tinted Face SPF 50. This is a mineral formula that comes in 3 levels of tint for different skin tones, so it is easier to blend. The body version of this is also amazing, but it isn't tinted as far as I know.
I find it to be very drying to the face.
Watching your banter back and forth while filming cracks me up! You guys are helpful and informative, straight forward and honest about the products you review, are are funny as comedians! This channel is fabulous!! Thank you so much for the wonderful information you give and the simple way you both present your opinions based on data and science.
Doctorly, I am very surprised seeing Biossance Sunscreen being recommended without a warning. There are hundreds of reviews online about that sunscreen with people who never had any issues to any face products before, having a horrible reaction, rash, redness, itchiness, inflamation, etc. that will last for days before it gets better with Biossance sunscreen. I am one of those people and it took me weeks to realize it was the sunscreen causing all these issues and never before did I have any issues with anything else in my life. It gets worse when you go outside and the sun hits the face with that sunscreen on.
Best sunscreen ...I hope you consider Cosrx and Paula's Choice! Those are my 2 favorites
CosRX Aloe SPF is holy grail for me!!
I second Cosrx aloe. I have oily, acne-prone skin. This sunscreen doesn't break me out.
@@magicarp79 affordable and it doesn't leave a white streak. Took it to Mexico and it did wonders for me
Love Cosrx products.
I LOVE the Eucerin Oil Control SPF 50 sunscreen. It's the first one I actually like to wear daily. It leaves a nice and natural, slightly matte finish without drying out my oily but sensitive skin. Can't recommend it enough.
I was gonna get it but it’s not water resistant unfortunately
Beauty of Joseon is my absolute fave. Nice to see it made your list.
I just tried the Altruist SPF 30 and 50 sunscreens and I LOVE them. The Skin Clinic ships to the U.S. for a reasonable price. They’re very lightweight and water resistant which I need in the humid South.
Thank you.... Because of you both, I have a great sunscreen routine that is amazing. After my skincare, I moisturize around my eyes because the best sunscreen I've ever used around my eyes and on my lids and brows is that Neutrogena Ultra Sheer. It's rocks. But it's too white for all over. Around my eyes it just brightens a bit and doesn't sting.
Face gets La Roche Posay with a touch of tinted Elta MD on my sunspots on my cheekbones. Neck and chest get Neutrogena Hydro Boost... and hands get CeraVe 30 moisturizer. Sounds like a lot but none of them work for everything. Finding the right products for the right bits ensures that I wear it all everyday. And it takes less than 2 minutes, seriously.
My favorite tinted mineral sunscreen, Australian Gold, has been out of stock for over a month now and I’ve been scrambling to find a good replacement. It was so affordable! I hope it comes back soon.
Australian Gold tinted is my favorite too. I always buy a couple tubes when it goes on sale at Target so I have extra on hand b/c you are right it goes out of stock all the time.
@@susanlawrence6986 I’ll have to do that whenever it’s back in stock.
@@susanlawrence6986 this time it has been TOTALLY unavailable, partic in the lighter color I need.
Love Isintree sunscreen. Doesn’t sting the eyes, no white cast for dark skinned girls and quite moisturizing too - so can double as moisturizer and sunscreen. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Is it chemical or mineral...I'm pregnant, and I can't use chemical these days...I haven't found a great mineral yet
@Trinity M their baby sunscreen formula yeah. But the spf 30 shown in this video is not a winner !!! I am in many black girls skincare groups -- and 9 out of 10 we all go for the baby formula to support the company. Koreans sunscreens are THE GOATS. 🙏🏽
Why not dark skinned guys?
@@wheatbread2002 chemical
Paula’s Choice light weight daily wrinkle defense! SPF 30, zinc oxide, tinted, antioxidants, doesn’t clog pores, moisturizing… it’s everything
Biore watery essence is a cult classic. The alcohol can be drying and irritating though. Mustela hybrid sunlotion is so nice, and I miss it so much!! Apieu and Missha's mineral sunscreens with centella asicatica are really nice and fairly affordable and soothing on skin! Avene intense protect is pretty darn good so far.
Love all of these sunscreens! ISDN and DRMTLGY are two of my holy grail sunscreens, even though the tint messes up my masks and collars. I'm also a big fan of Korean and Japanese sunscreens--they're the only chemical sunscreens I can use without irritation around the eyes and neck. One of my long-time favorites is the Hada Labo Gokujyun UV white gel. I've been using it for years and it's still the best! Goes on very light and leaves no cast whatsoever, though it can leave the skin a bit shiny.
I used Drmtlgy but there is barely any tint so I returned it 😩😩 Do you know of a different Korean tinted sunscreen with broad spectrum?
The DRMTLGY sunscreen is wonderful for my dry skin. I just purchased my 5th bottle. I'm personally not a fan of any Supergoop sunscreens.
same!! finally someone who does not have the best experience with that brand just like me
I think US citizens should try to get their hands on EU/Australian/Asian sunscreens, since they have more modern ingredients especially with better UVA-protection...
yeah well between the ordering then shipping and waiting forever to get it and then hope and pray the US Postal service does not f**k up and drop your package at the WRONG house (which btw is an everyday thing here the past few yrs) plus it would cost a small fortune to buy these products
@@cherylreitz4779 Either you buy it when u r in Europe anyways or u order the amount for a longer period
I spend a lot of time gardening and sweating in the sun and my eyes have hated every sunscreen I’ve ever tried, except for Shiseido water resistant SPF 50. I just got it 2 months ago and I can’t imagine using anything else now.
Shiseido sunscreens are worth every penny!
Completely agree about not bothering with moisturiser under sunscreen - if you have a good one it should do what a moisturiser does so need for double bubble!
yes and you don't have to worry about pilling either
Ok.. but who else is freaking jealous of their skin? 😩😩 w
As a gardener for my job who is outside all day every I can confirm that Neutrogena sheer touch face and body sunscreen is amazing, it doesn't leave a white cast, when you sweat it doesn't sting your eyes. It doesn't break you out or irritate your skin. 100% recommend this one. Trust it from someone who's used it every day for years!
I’m allergic to fragrances and most essential oils. I also need a sunscreen that won’t sting my eyes. My other requirement is that the company is cruelty-free. I know La Roche Posay and Neutrogena are not. I’m not sure about the other companies.
i’ve been wearing sunscreen everyday for 6 years and have tried many brands and my brother bought me this one Korean brand and it has been my favorite. Doesn’t break me out, moisturizing, no cast, natural glow
What’s the name of it 🫣
@@jasminecast4429 beauty of joseon !
what type of skin do you have?
@@manuellanaibaho sensitive/combination. i used to have serve acne to where i couldn’t touch my face without pain
My staple sunscreens are:
Supergoop everyday play
Alastin Hydratint
Elta MD UV Elements tinted
Algenest Sublime Defense
Plla HOP + skin repair cushion (Korean compact)
I have extremely oily skin. I have been using the Isntree Hyaluronic Acid Watery Sun Gel for over a year now and I absolutely it. It’s light weight. I do not get red at all while wearing it. And to me one of the most important things I look for in a face sunscreen… the product does not run, drip or melt off my face and into my eyes! I just have a bottle in my bathroom and a bottle in my purse with me at all times. I’ve gotten my son and husband to both use it now also. My daughter wears a sunscreen, but she found one for her skin type that she uses every day.
Isntree and Beauty of Joseon are my faves! And the price point makes reapplying burn less :P
I see what you did there -DrM nice pun
@ Kim Green
Are those mineral ss???
@@SG-wq4rm Isntree has a mineral sunscreen (Hylauronic Acid Natural Sun Cream), but most people are referring to the Hylauronic Acid Watery Sun Gel, which is chemical. And the Beauty of Joseon is also chemical.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE review trader joe’s sunscreen!!! it’s seriously my favorite and most comfortable spf i’ve ever used, it’s non comedogenic and (i’m not kidding) it feels so fresh on the face. Best part it’s only $7.99 !
I have oily, breakout prone skin and my skin can be easily sensitized. My two holy grail sunscreens this year have been the Black Girl Sunscreen Kids SPF 50 and the Eucerin Age Defense SPF 50. I am not a fan of zinc oxide sunscreens, they irritate my skin and always leave a whitecast (I have a Fitzpatrick type 3-4 skintone). And even with my oily skin, I prefer a more moisturizing sunscreen over an oil control because those oil control ones always feel so drying.
I was curious about the Black Girl Sunscreen on acne prone skin. considering some of the ingredients, are ones I think I’ve had trouble in the past with. I might give the kids version a shot.
Finally someone is talking about Isdin! I discovered this brand in Germany where it is sold at pharmacies. My dermatologist recommended I try using the Ureadin Ultra 10 lotion. It is amazing. They also have a moisturizer targeted towards seborrheic dermatitis which works better than anything I’ve ever tried. Can’t wait to try more of their products
is it really worth $70 for just 3fl oz though???
@@aiden_villa oh wow. Here, it costs 20-23 Euros (around 25 USD) for 50ml which is 1.7 fl oz.
Price wise it sits right in the middle between drugstore and higher end. Other pharmacy brands similar in price would be Avène, Bioderma, La Roche Posay which are more heavily fragranced.
70USD is steep though. I would not spend that amount on sunscreen. However, I would not hesitate to spend that on the moisturizer for seborrheic dermatitis. Luckily it’s also priced around 20USD. Nothing has worked as well as that for me.
I love Banana Boat Light as air sunscreen lotion for face. it has UVA/UVB broad spectrum SPF 50+. It's my go to, I have tan skin and blends well leaving no white cast. It makes my skin dewy but I can easily fix it with a matt powder!
yes I love this one too!! I have like three bottles on hand at all times lol it actually makes my face look better than without it, it lfeels like it has HA in it or something but I don't think so? anyways, love it !
Elta MD is the best hands down, been using it for years.
Please do more sunscreens. Love hearing your opinions. Also more Korean spfs would be great. I have sensitive yet dry skin. But don't like shiny. I feel like I've tried a million spfs. I am currently using Elta elements but it's to dark and I have to mix it. I would love a company to come out with a great tinted SPF in many shades..or at least 3!
Have you tried Olay Regenerist Mineral Subscreen SPF 30? That leaves little to no cast on me. Dr. Jarts Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50 is another good one and makes my skin completely matte.
Does Dr Jarts carry a tinted sunscreen?
Try out Bliss Block Star and Hero - both at Target. Wish Olay Mineral spf 30 was easier to find. I’m afraid they are going to discontinue.
My problem is even the sunscreens that are “recommended” by those in skin care seem bad for our skin……? I bought the Elta MD tinted sunscreen and immediately returned it after scanning the product with the YUKA app. It had a horrible rating showing that there are two hazardous ingredients in it and one moderate risk ingredient. Why is it sooo hard to find good products!! 😭
Hero’s Cosmetics Sunscreen has been amazing for me. Been using it for the last few months, goes on slightly greasy but absorbs really well like a moisturizer and it’s green toned which helps cancel out my redness a bit. I have sensitive skin and have had no issues.
Yes! Been using this since winter and as a lupus patient Eith rosecea it’s a good one
Frezyderm Sunscreen(I use the "CLEAR" one, haven't tried the "TINTED" one).
Frezyderm sunscreen is great as well, at least for me. I have acne prone & oily skin. It works really well and is very light weight.
Can you please do a review on Korean and Japanese sunscreens? They tend to feel better
The LRP Toleraine Double Repair is my current fav US sunscreen. It looks really shiny at first but it dries down quickly and just gives me that kinda "lit from within" glow. I do have very dry skin, if you have normal to oily, stay away. But it's definitely great, and the price point is pretty good too. And it doesn't feel heavy.
Elta MD sport is also good for the those who are active. My everyday go to is, ISDIN tinted and it is really good for those who suffer with hyperpigmentation.
After trying many sunscreens I've now settled with Safescreen Teesta mineral sunscreen. It works great for my skin. It doesn't burn my eyes and blends well.
Problem in this country (usa) is 99.9% of the sunscreens available are greasy as hell...even if they state they are for oily skin plus price is outrageous to use on whole body and who wants to reapply every two hours on dirty sweaty skin not me. Wish some one would invent a sunscreen you put on once and done for the day. Maybe just maybe more people would be incline to use it.
Ikr. It's the most gross thing in the skincare world. I can't be comfortable reapplying sunscreen over a face full of oil and dirt. Like why don't they suggest to atleast rinse your face with clean water before reapplying sunscreen.
Try putting on some transluscent powder ontop ! Its been working great from me keep the spf from rubbing off on my hair and feeling nasty and greasy and makes my face look clean
Wouldn't that be great! I really don't reapply unless I'm outside and usually use a spray form
In my country we’re told to never buy sunscreens made in the US due to the poor regulation, efficiency and security on us sunscreens
That’s just the reason I stopped using USA sunscreens many many years ago, and I’m only 21! I can’t stand the white cast, greasiness, heaviness, and stinging.
I work at Chick-fil-A and work outside a ton. I actually love the Neutrogena one. I let the first layer sit for a while and then apply another. It actually dries down pretty well for me, as I’m already very fair. 😂
I can't emphasize how much I love the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen. I had admitted defeat after trying a dozen sunscreens and finding something to dislike with all of them, but when I first tried the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen it was like a lightbulb went off. It felt SO smooth on the skin and it was completely invisible. I'm obsessed. Nothing else compares in my opinion.
@nickolassuttie does this brand burn your eyes?
@@lisashope2926 for me it hasn't. I was so glad.
Have u tried the Supergoop tinted sunscreen? I am considering that one.
I'v tried elta MD clear and had bad peeling and dry spots . Now I'm using LRP UV and loving it !
Please do a review for ppl with sensitive skins! I keep getting contact dermatitis off various sunscreens, moisturizers, and i'm too scared which ones to use.
Cotz sensitive skin is good, I also heard black girl sunscreen kids version is good
I have dry, dehydrated sensitive skin. I also get contact dermatitis with any skin care products until I figure out its fragrance that irritates my skin.
My dermatologist told me to switch to fragrance free mineral sunscreen but having dry skin it drys me out even more and gives me itchy skin, red bumps and redness, tingling feeling.
Then I switched to fragrance free chemical sunscreen and never going back. La roche posay toleriane uv, nuetrogena ultra sheer face serum, bondi sands face for sensitive skin are what I use and have not had any issues anymore 🙌. Fragrance free all the way will help you for sure for every products you use.
I have this same issue 😢 I get ridiculously itchy then break out in loads of tiny little white spots which do go away within a few days if I stop using the sunscreen but the itchiness takes longer and it is so uncomfortable and makes me so self-conscious so I am just terrified of sunscreen! The first I reacted to was supergoop unseen sunscreen, which I think is chemical but fragrance free? It really bothers me that chemical sunscreens don't state that they are chemical sunscreens...nivea has done the same to me now too and I was sure I had used it in the past so thought I'd be safe with one I've used before. I've been scouring these comments for recommendations of what to brave trying next.
The MDSolarSciences Mineral Crème SPF 50 is fantastic and I’m surprised it’s not included here! Has antioxidants (green tea, pomegranate, cranberry, Vitamin C & E), fragrance-free, 100% mineral (titanium dioxide, zinc oxide), and is cruelty-free, and reef-safe! I find it has a very soft silky texture and blends right in with barely any white cast.
Im getting this one soon idk why this one isnt talked about as much, I was on a quest to find a good sunscreen and the reviews r really good cant wait to buy it
@@dany1654 I hope you love it as much as I do! ☀️ Sunscreen is obviously so important and their version makes it feel luxurious, less like a duty to make sure to put it on.
I swear by the Sun Bum tinted mineral sunscreen. It wears so well on my skin, for everyday I just wear that with a little concealer and call it a day!!!
What kind of skin do u have? Have been looking for a tinted sunscreen for my face.
@@deborahgodley6980 combination, pretty sensitive, not prone to breakouts.
As a person that is obssessed with skincare, I felt dr. Maxfield excitement! Made my day. 😂😂😂
Black Girl Sunscreen has a sunscreen with similar formulation to Supergoops called Make it Matte and it’s clear like Unseen.
I have to try the Make it Matte one have tried the others and the kids version I have been pleased with all their products so far.
Ive tried it and have very dark skin. Its pretty great. I should be wearing it more often than i do
@@cherylreitz4779 yeah, try the make it matte version!
@@giovanniroyalty2727 yup, wear your sunscreen daily!
I love how Maxfield looks at Shah. Such love and admiration. ❤️
Shah*
Black Girl sunscreen all day everyday!
I actually went straight to "best sunscreens for ACTIVE skin" and was happy to hear about what's recommended for people who are outdoors a lot as I live in the caribbean and it is "summer" hot and humid all year long and the UV ray index gets extremely high and we can't always avoid being outdoors during the peak UV ray index times! Super helpful!
I love the Dr Jart Sun Everyday I think it’s called. I’m allergic to something in chemical sunscreens but not sure the exact ingredient. Thank you for this review!!
Just found you guys. Love, love , love!!!! So informative in a fun way.
I am a newer esthetician ( been a skin care junkie for decades though). I personally love La Roche Posay light fluid mineral sunscreen. So lightweight and no cast at all. I love the tinted version. It’s perfect touch of natural color for those of us that don’t wear foundations. I recommend it to all my clients that are hesitant to wear sunscreen because of heaviness/ cast. Thank You for the great info and keep it coming!!
I love the Neutrogena Sheer Zinc SPF 50! I wear it every day on my neck as my neck tends to be a bit sensitive and this really helps keep things calm. Very little white cast as I really work it in. I wear Paula's Choice on my face. Perfect combo for me! 🎉💖
I love Korean beauty products
Could you talk about how to correctly clean it off in your next sunscreen video? Since we are wearing it daily, how do we wash it off completely without irritating our skin?
Also, please include Anessa Perfect UV Sunscreen skincare milk SPF 50+ for your next review. Some say Anessa is the best Japanese sunscreen brand and is widely popular in Asia. Would love your thoughts :)
Double cleanse. You can use a cleansing oil or balm, then follow up with your favorite face wash. Same for foundation, and tinted moisturizers.
I agree, double cleansing is key. Occasionally I also use a sonic face brush.
Go to my IG or Tiktok. I'm obsessed with cleansing balms and micellar water and even DRMTLYs new oil cleanser. I have a couple videos up about it. Actually, it's hard not to post every week about it because it's like a magic trick to me when I wash off 3 layers of sunscreen in about 15 seconds 😂 -DrM
My first cleanse is Clinique Take The Day Off followed by my cleansing gel.
A balm or an oil cleanser. Better agents for your face anyway.
Elta MD broad spectrum sport 50, sweat proof and water proof.
I would love to have a 2nd part for this video because I love sunscreen talk and it seems like you too
Biossance is by far my favorite I have tried. The chemicals hurt my eyes and I love how moisturizing and nice it feels on my skin.
I really want to try this one. It has a great rating on EWG and it looks like it leaves a very minimal white cast. Could turn out to be my daily wear.
Equate Outdoor SPF 50 isn't bad or uncomfortable..... especially given the price point!
It can be purchased in 2 packs for 7 dollars, it goes on heavy, but sinks in and lasts all day, especially if you are going to be out and about!
Yeah. I use this for my body - legs and arms. Unbelievable price, too!
If you are staying inside a building almost all day, how often do you need to apply sunscreen on a daily basis?
I like hot and flashy recommendations. Keep in mine she is NOT a physician but she DOES she to do her homework! She would probably say once in morning 1/4 teaspoon is IMPORTANT! if you are indoors BUT if you are sitting at windows reapply at 2 hour increments. that is of coarse a must if outdoors. interested to see how these doctors answer.
Nothing matters more than SPF thank you for making a dedicated review of the best 👏🏼👏🏼
…Or the bunch of chemicals in it
Would you please do a review of DAILY sunscreens for body (not face)? Sunscreens (mineral, please) that are full-on moisturizers and can block rays on hands and arms as you drive to work. Love your videos ❤️
Been using the Paula’s Choice Daily Hydrating fluid lately and loving it. It’s spf and super lightweight and I don’t get a cast. Would love to see you guys review that!
I like this one too!
I have oily skin and Elta MD clear made me breakout so badly. You guys are definitely right about using what works for you. 🤷🏻♀️ Thank you for other suggestions.
😮😮I’m oily/acne prone and this is my go to 😌
i was planning on buying this, now i have no idea what to buy
You guys are pretty awesome because you are passionate about recommending sunscreens for all different needs. The one thing I would like to see is sunscreens on a budget, because not everyone can shell out twenty or thirty dollars for a 3 ounce tube of sunscreen...
Sadly I had a terrible reaction after using tinted Drmtlgy. Tried twice, same outcome, acne. After alot of trial and error my HG is Obaji Sun shield Matte! So good 😊
I thought it was just me that Drmtlgy didn't work for, I keep hearing great it is. It caused so much irritation, I had to quickly wash it off.
@@hetty805 I felt the same, I searched for reviews on diff sites to see if others experienced bad reactions, all positive. Their CS is amazing (sent 2nd bottle free) I’m assuming that’s why ppl are hush? Idk, but caused cystic acne after 2 days of using.
I’m amused that the best sunscreen that this 56 year old white male uses is Black Girl for Kids! My dry skin loves it and I like the dewy shine it gives me. I also like 3 ounces of product for $10.
This is one of my favorites.
This is a good one
I love that sunscreen! One of the best I've tried. I get the kids one as well since it's cheaper than the black bottle.
Who is 56 year old? 😳
Is it ‘s full name “Black Girl for kids?” I’m a 56 year old white lady just wanting a dewy, moisturizing sunscreen!
Kind of wanted to see more PA++++ sunscreens mentioned here for "TOP" protection. Mermaid Gel PA++++ should be here, and if you haven't tried it. AMAZING. Not sure if it has independent studies, but love it for higher protection.
I have dry, eczema prone skin. The La Roche Posay Tolerian is my go to. I also like the Paula’s Choice Resist Skin Restoring Moisturizer.
could you talk about sunscreens and their effects on the environment? specifically the sunscreens that damage coral reefs
Anti-aging sunscreens for the skin are good, but I have not found a satisfactory one, because they often cause shine, oiliness, not water resistance ..
Try the ISDIN. It is water resistant, not oily, not shiny.
That's where ISDIN earned it's place for me. But it certainly is $$$. Interestingly, it's actually cheaper if you buy it in person at a dermatologists office. Unfortunately, you have to find a derm that carries it too -DrM
I just bought the laroche posay sunscreen double repair and it has not been breaking me out and doesn’t give me that oily look but still gives me a glow! Just incase anyone has been scared to purchase I understand that feeling I feel like I’ve tried everything and it was giving greasy! But the la roche posay does not