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Tue Mar 02, 2004 10:57 am  |
I have tried many Banana Boat Vitaskin, Banana Boat faces, lubriderm daily spf 15, Neutorgena spf 45 sheer dry touch or something like that, water babies Banana Boat, AND THEY ALL LEAVE THE SKin GREAsy feeling. Can some one please recomend one that wont cause you to tan or make your skin look oily. I heard that bullfrog gel sunblock was good? |
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Tue Mar 02, 2004 1:52 pm |
| I use SkinCeuticals SPF20 but it is not completely matte. MD Forte or MD Formulations SPF15 is pretty matte. I'm currently looking for one slightly more matte than SkinCeuticals. |
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Tue Mar 02, 2004 9:39 pm |
Justme,
I have one: Peter Thomas Roth Max Tinted Protective Day Cream, my all time favorite. It's water-resistant SPF 30 with soothing moisturizers, ceramides, anti-oxidants, titanium dioxide & zinc oxide for all skin types especially sensitive. It's also PABA & fragrance-free and recommended for irritated, sensitive and freshly exfoliated skin. It feels so light and cool when I put it on my combination/oily/sensitive skin. My skin just loves it.
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Wed Mar 03, 2004 12:49 pm |
| Thanks for the replies. BabyFish you said the Sunblock was "tinted" do they have a clear version thats not tinted? |
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Wed Mar 03, 2004 12:50 pm |
| I recommend using Peter Thomas Roth Ultra-Lite Oil-Free Sunblock SPF 30. Otherwise, you may opt to add Dermalogica Solar Booster to your daily moisturizer; this will not add oil - just protection! |
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Fri Mar 05, 2004 6:46 pm |
| I tried MD Formulations for my combo skin...it still leaves that unattractive shine...Still looking for a good one.. |
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Fri Mar 05, 2004 7:41 pm |
| Dr. Denese Wrinkle Defense Day Cream SPF30 on QVC.com. I just got it in the mail today and tried it on immediately. It is very matte (oil free), has zinc oxide but is tinted (contains melanin) perfectly for my complexion, almost like a foundation. I will need to test it out for a few days to see if I break out. Check it out on QVC.com. It is very pricey though, $49 USD. |
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Sat Mar 06, 2004 10:22 am |
I think I wll go w/ the peter thomas roth I dont want a tinted sunblock im a guy. Plus I play sports so I dont want it to start rubbing off only to look like im wearing makeup!
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Sat Mar 06, 2004 11:07 am |
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Originally posted by JustMe
I think I wll go w/ the peter thomas roth I dont want a tinted sunblock im a guy. Plus I play sports so I dont want it to start rubbing off only to look like im wearing makeup!
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Justme, don't worry about the "tinted" thing, it just a little hint of pigments so you don't look ghostly white like with the other sunblock or suncreen after lathering them on your skin and definitely no grease, no shine and no fake tan colour. I'm very sporty too, I run and swim and ride my bike everyday and I always put this one on everytime I'm heading out. Just love the cool and weightless feeling when I have it on my skin. It's my skin protector! |
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Sat Mar 06, 2004 1:48 pm |
| Justme, I understand how you feel. I have a 15 yr old boy and I know he would never wear a tinted sunblock. He actually uses SkinCeuticals SPF30 when playing sports. However, it is does make him look shiny. If you go with the Peter Thomas Roth, please let us know how you like it. |
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Mon Mar 15, 2004 7:52 pm |
| Neutrogena's Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Sunblock in SPF 45 is FABULOUS. I use it all over every single day. |
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