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Fri Feb 02, 2007 8:28 pm  |
I feel I need some help from you ladies on my next sunscreen selection. Please share your best sunscreen with us here.
I have heard that one should use at least SPF 30.
If i use a SPF15 moisturizer, and then top it with
an SPF15 makeup base, does that count as SPF30 then? |
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Fri Feb 02, 2007 9:15 pm |
I like Aubrey's Organics sunscreens.. I use the SPF 15 ones..  |
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Fri Feb 02, 2007 10:54 pm |
| PSF Herbal sunsceen lotion with SPF 15. Good price and it is worth to buy. |
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Fri Feb 02, 2007 10:56 pm |
| poohlisey wrote: |
| I like Aubrey's Organics sunscreens.. I use the SPF 15 ones.. |
Do you think SPF15 is good enough? I've heard that SPF30+ is better. I'm still new to everything... turning 27-yrs old, certainly getting more serious about the skin regime here...  |
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now 27, oily T-zone with large pore. Still trying to find a pore minimizer |
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Fri Feb 02, 2007 11:01 pm |
| yuki wrote: |
I have heard that one should use at least SPF 30.
If i use a SPF15 moisturizer, and then top it with
an SPF15 makeup base, does that count as SPF30 then? |
It would still only be an SPF15. I have started using Remergent SPF30 and really like it so far. It doesn't make my skin shiny (like some sunscreens can) and it seemed to get very favourable reviews here. HTH! |
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Fri Feb 02, 2007 11:02 pm |
| yuki wrote: |
| poohlisey wrote: |
| I like Aubrey's Organics sunscreens.. I use the SPF 15 ones.. |
Do you think SPF15 is good enough? I've heard that SPF30+ is better. I'm still new to everything... turning 27-yrs old, certainly getting more serious about the skin regime here... |
It depends.. If you go out in the sun a lot, then the extra protection is always better. I don't go out in the sun much.. So SPF 15 is good enough for me. 
http://www.aubrey-organics.com/spec_prods/sun_care_0506.cfm |
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Fri Feb 02, 2007 11:24 pm |
| Nutrogena SPF 55 with Helioplex...so awesome! |
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Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:11 am |
| I like natura bisse spf30 sun defense fluid. |
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Sat Feb 03, 2007 10:08 am |
| i like helena spf40/pa+++, but this year i will try valmont. |
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Sat Feb 03, 2007 10:09 am |
Is Aubrey Organics greasy at all?
I checked out Remergent, too expensive, out of my budget range for a sunscreen 
Any other brands i should check out?
Thanks |
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now 27, oily T-zone with large pore. Still trying to find a pore minimizer |
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Sat Feb 03, 2007 10:15 am |
| yuki wrote: |
Is Aubrey Organics greasy at all?
I checked out Remergent, too expensive, out of my budget range for a sunscreen
Any other brands i should check out?
Thanks |
Aubrey's Organics lotions aren't greasy. I've been using their sunscreen for over 5 years. I use the SPF 15 one. It's very moiturizing for sensitive skin.
This is the one I use:
http://www.aubrey-organics.com/product1.cfm?product_id=224&cat=2&subcat=32
You can also use it as a daily moisturizer! My mom loves it, and uses it daily herself. |
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Sat Feb 03, 2007 11:23 am |
| Best sunscreen for face that I have ever found is DR. Denese Day cream spf 30. It is tinted with melanin, zinc-oxide based, and dries to a beautiful matte finish. Really perfect alone, and also great under foundation. This is the ONLY product that has finally convinced me to use spf 30 every day, every season, every weather. It is available at QVC.com, and is $49 for a 2 oz.jar. |
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Sat Feb 03, 2007 4:34 pm |
| I like LaRoche Posay Aqua-Lait because it has an SPF of 50+ and a PPD of 28 (the UVA ageing rays) which is absolutely great. It has the highest UVA protection I've seen. No breakouts so far. |
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Young skin, quite oily, open pore problem. 'Beauty is all about being comfortable in your own skin. That or a kick-ass red lipstick.' |
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Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:28 pm |
| Cherisse wrote: |
| Nutrogena SPF 55 with Helioplex...so awesome! |
Another vote for Neutrogena. |
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Sat Feb 03, 2007 8:55 pm |
I use the Biotherm facial sunscreen 30 from Canada which has Mexoryl. For many years, you could not buy sunscreen with Mexoryl in the U.S. because the FDA didn't get around to approving it. People were going to Canada and Europe and smuggling cases in to sell. I think I heard that the FDA just approved the use of Mexoryl.
From an ABC 20/20 segment:
"Ultraviolet A light ages your skin. And the reason it does that, it's a longer wavelength, so it can penetrate deeper into the skin, and instead of attacking the upper layers of the skin where skin cancer often forms, it attacks the layers that give your skin its tone, its elasticity, as we call it. … You get the lines, the wrinkles, all the things associated from aging," said Dr. Darrell Rigel, clinical professor of dermatology at New York University.
Mexoryl "is the No. 1 individual ingredient in terms of protection from Ultraviolet A radiation," Rigel said.
"It produces a product which gives us almost perfect protection against sunshine," said Dr. Vincent DeLeo, chairman of dermatology at Columbia University. |
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Sun Feb 04, 2007 5:25 am |
| I love Clinique Superdefense SPF25. It's rich and creamy and doesn't leave a white cast on your face as many sunscreens do. I've never been one to use a moisturiser with added SPF as they always gave me spots, but this is wonderful. |
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Sun Feb 04, 2007 5:31 am |
| Sunkiller Clear Water is by far the best I've used in terms of finish, my skin actually looks better with this suncreen on than without. |
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Sun Feb 04, 2007 6:04 am |
Because I spend a huge amount of time in my garden in summer, have tried many,many sunscreens.
I like the Neutrogena UltraSheer dry touch SPF 30 and 45, and RoC's Minesol Protect dry touch SPF 40. There is no shine with these & easily absorbed even when slathering it on. But use them only when I have no makeup on as they seem to reactive negatively to anything else on the face, even just moisturizers! They always flake & generally crumble off.
The only one I've found that I can wear w/ everything else is SkinCeuticals. Currently I use their Sport UV Defense SPF 45. First rec'd it as a sample and loved it. Goes on a little shiny but the shine soon disappears. Advertised for high active sports types like joggers. I'm just a high active gardener which involves considerable sweating too.
Perfect for me. |
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Sun Feb 04, 2007 6:54 am |
I just ordered Shiseido's Anessa Mild SPF 43 which doesn't have chemicals, just TD & ZO.
Will see how this one works for me - if it's too white I'm gonna be miserable.... |
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Sun Feb 04, 2007 7:47 am |
| Epicuren zinc,love it. |
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Sun Feb 04, 2007 8:46 am |
I need one for Hawaii that won't make my face break out and is waterproof (I'll reapply, but I don't want to get burned while I'm in the water)
any suggestions? |
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Mon Feb 05, 2007 3:18 am |
| waffle wrote: |
I need one for Hawaii that won't make my face break out and is waterproof (I'll reapply, but I don't want to get burned while I'm in the water)
any suggestions? |
Fallene Cotz SPF58 is water-resistent.
http://www.totalblock.com/cotz.html
HTH! |
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Mon Feb 05, 2007 7:22 am |
| I like La roche Posay Anthelios L SPF 60 with mexoryl. |
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Mon Feb 05, 2007 7:35 am |
| I use Clarins SPF40 and eye cream SPF30 everyday. If I stayed longer outside, I use La Roche Posay SPF 60 |
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Mon Feb 05, 2007 9:15 am |
| Genie wrote: |
From an ABC 20/20 segment:
"Ultraviolet A light ages your skin. And the reason it does that, it's a longer wavelength, so it can penetrate deeper into the skin, and instead of attacking the upper layers of the skin where skin cancer often forms, it attacks the layers that give your skin its tone, its elasticity, as we call it. … You get the lines, the wrinkles, all the things associated from aging," said Dr. Darrell Rigel, clinical professor of dermatology at New York University.
Mexoryl "is the No. 1 individual ingredient in terms of protection from Ultraviolet A radiation," Rigel said.
"It produces a product which gives us almost perfect protection against sunshine," said Dr. Vincent DeLeo, chairman of dermatology at Columbia University. |
Genie is this report online? I tried to find it but couldn't. Can you please post a link if it is available. Thanks! |
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