SUNSCREENS | Dermatologist Advice
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La Roche Posay Sunscreen Range
La Roche or LRP has a range of sunscreens under the name of Anthelios. Depending on where you reside, the active ingredients will vary according compliance. The most important factors in the context of sunscreens include correct application, as well as frequency of use.
SPF is a factor or ‘burn index’, namely UVB. A SPF of two means 50% of UVB is blocked. This means double the time you can spend under the sun before you burn. Now the part that most people don’t now-an SPF of 60 only increases the UVB protection by 1% compared to SPF 30. UVA wavelength goes deeper into your skin. This wavelength is responsible for skin ageing. Hence it is important to choose a ‘broad spectrum sunscreen’, acknowledging that long wave UVA is not blocked, even with the best sunscreens. In summary if one chooses a broad-spectrum sunscreen the most important factor in use is the correct application technique as summarised in the video and below.
Now to give the Anthelios range of sunscreens a Dav Score-
1. Skin science 5/5. Sunscreens are the foundation of all to come. Sunscreen has been shown to reduce sunburn as well as preventing skin aging. Studies show that up to 80% of skin aging can be prevented with sunscreen use. Broad spectrum sunscreens
with UVA protection can protect the skin from accelerated break down of collagen, hyaluronic acid and elastin. Sunscreens can also decrease UV induced immunosuppression.
2. Ease of use 5/5. Sunscreen use is simple- apply 15-20 minutes before sun exposure for chemical sunscreens, or just before exposure with physical blockers such as titanium dioxide and zinc oxide. Remember to use the recommended amount- 5ml for face, and neck and reapply 4-8 hours after initial application. I realise some dermatologist recommend reapplication after 2 hours for maximal protection. I do understand the invitro studies, however for practical solutions, compliance with twice a day application should suffice. (The exception is with physical activities- especially outdoors and in water. 2 hourly application with a water proof sunscreen is recommended)
3. Compatibility with other topicals. 5/5. Skin irritation with sunscreens are rare, allergies are extremely uncommon. Photoallergic side effects, especially to UVA are well known, however exceptionally rare. If you have sensitive skin, try a physical blocker. If you think you have an allergy, perform a ROAT or Repeated Open Application Test behind your ear, or inner forearm. Be guided by your medical dermatologist.
4. Subjective feel 5/5. Remember this is subjective. I find the La Roche Posay Anthelios range of sunscreens one of the best on the market. Anthelios covers nearly every aspect of skin variable including sensitive skin, oily skin, and skin of colour with their tinted range. If I were to be picky, extending the tint to cover darker skin types would be useful.
5. Packaging 5/5. Acknowledging that with TGA, FDA and CE regulations the actual ‘active ingredients’ will vary from country to country. Ingredients are clearly marked on the package (may need reading glasses to read, given the small print). Minimal loss of product with packaging. Refreshing to see LRP avoid marketing of spay-ons. With spray delivery SPF is compromised as sunscreen layer is too thin.
6. Price 2/5- In the US, the rrp is $34 USD, in Australia rrp is $19 USD, and in Asia the rrp is around the $20 mark. Remember that is for 50 cc. If one uses 10 ml per day, as recommended by dermatologist, one 50cc pack will only last 5 days. Hence each application cost $3.40 USD. Expensive? Yes, however in the scheme of things spending money on prevention is certainly better in the long run than spending on antioxidants such as ascorbic acid, vitamin E and other topicals. If sunscreen reduces oxidative stress, prevention of oxidation is surely better than scavenging UV induced free radicals!
Total Dav Score is 27/30.
Summary: Sunscreens are the absolute foundation of skin care. This review focuses on only one brand of sunscreen. Most dermatologist will agree the ‘best sunscreen’ is the one you are going to use. Don’t get too stressed with the ingredients, just as long as the product is marked as ‘broad spectrum’. Practically speaking, if a sunscreen is cosmetically elegant, chances are you are going to use it!!!
Dr Davin S. Lim
Cutis International
Brisbane. Australia. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Applying sunscreen 2 times per day is much more realistic than 3 to 4. Especially for those who work in an office all day. Thanks for the reasonable advice, doc!
Honestly even with someone who has very sensitive skin like myself, i dont even bother wearing sunscreen when im indoors all day long.(yes im very aware of the UV rays seeping through windows and what not) however i feel like constantly wearing sunscreen can make my skin very irritated and congested even when using a mineral sunscreen. Of course if im outdoors ill sunscreen my body up.
iamgem
Yeah, same. I want to be diligent about it...but it just feels so good, to not have ‚stuff‘ on my face all day. I apply before I go outside. I do make sure to reapply, though, when I‘m outside in summer. I think, avoiding sunburn/redness really is crucial.
Blue light though
I do twice. Once around 7am, once around 12pm. And then once again if I’m going out running errands and it’s sunny still after 5pm.
UVA rays can still affect your skin through windows in the office or when driving, and there is blue light being emitted from computers and your phones
Can we all just take a minute to respect Dr Davin Lim for never taking sponsorships? he says no to money to provide us unbiased info for free! all other drs on youtube make huge money (dr dray does a sponsorship every other day and dr. sam bunting's channel now serves commercials for her own brand). THANK YOU DR DAVIN LIM. YOURE AWESOME
I agree I appreciate this. To be fair I guess Dr Dray doesnt practice in a clinic anymore so youtube is her full time source of income
@@TikalKeria how's that to be fair? if that is true, she chose to leave the clinic to take sponsorships full time....
I do not think it is bad to have sponsorship especially when you have been using the product and swear that it works under your licence. Dr Dray has been using products before she would always had an offer. Just to be clear.
I enjoy all 3 of these derms channels, + many others. I love the different perspectives and approaches.
@@HarrisPilton789 exactly!
Finally a doctor who says that every two hours is overkill 👏🏻
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Bought it today! Thanks Dr. Lim. You are soooooo generous with your time& mind! WE appreciate your taking the time to share with us your experience & knowledge - the fruit of 10,000's of hours of studying and clinical practice.
I had to reach 53 years of age to at last find a sunscreen for oily skin that doesn't make me look like an oily mess. Their anti-shine spf 50 is AMAZING! I can't even express how amazing it is. Been using it for over a year.
I think I'll start listening to actual dermatologist than CZcams skin care enthusiasts 😂
Omg low key shade😂
But sameee hahaha
@@unboxingangel5845 We got people like Hyram who (for example) tells us to avoid products that contain chemicals such as alcohol. Yes alcohol can be damaging to the skin but not when its formulated right. He isn't a chemist nor a dermatologist but I ain't gonna lie, I did purchase some of his recommendations but did nothing for my skin after months of use. 😂 The only good one was Krave Beauty.
@@stargirl1613 yesss plus i recently discovered that fragrances and alcohol or essential oils aren't really "that" bad as long as it's in a low amount. Some even says that some actually helps your skin and avoiding it like the plague seems unnecessary 👁️👄👁️ From now on I'm gonna do research and rely on professionals for sure
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2 years later still finding all this content super useful.. Thank you Dr Lim!
I am fair and have PMLE. This is hands-down my favorite sunscreen brand. Yeah, it's pricey, but it is one of the few that never fails me.
This was informative; and you have a pleasant personality .
Dr. Handsome still got it. With the silver, you could sell me anything and I'll be convinced. In all seriousness, LRP is actually my favorite sunscreen.
Good morning! From Greece 🇬🇷,... Thank You very much, I think its more better to see and watch, You're videos, Dr Lim than to go and see a Doctor... Keep up! 👆👍😉
Ever since your explanation (in some previous videos I believe) on the difference btw spf 30 and 50 I am saving so much money. Thank you doc!
I live in Canada and I use the sunscreen you just talked about, I love it.... I started using it because my cousin who is a dermatologist in Mexico City told me to use Laroshe Posay products 😊
Ur lucky wow
I am loving these videos lately I love learning about skincare and skin soooo much!
I've been watching you for years.... thanks for all the skincare tips!!!
Thank you Dr Lim for talking about this brand of sunscreen in a few of your videos. I don't wear sunscreens because it either makes my face break out in hives or breakout, I just react to lots of stuff. I have noticed aged spots and hyperpigmentation on my face lately and I was desperate to look for a sunscreen that works for me. Finally I tried this brand the extra fluid sun screen and everything is ok. I can wear sun screens now under my makeup, no hives or acne. I'm so happy. Thx heaps.
Great video doctor!! I also love this brand, mainly for sunscreen. They just came out with so many different ones and I'm slightly overwhelmed. Could you please recommend one or two of your choice!? With that being said, I like a lightweight formula that gets absorbed quickly with no white cast. No need to be oil free or matte, I enjoy some sheen. Thanks so much, I love you and your videos, you're the best ❣️🙏
I love this brand Dr. Lim. My favorite is the clear skin, ít gives the matte feeling if we have oily skin. I found this brand at Costco much more cheaper.
I have oily and acnes prone skin . Can I know is it good for oilly skin ?
@@cheamuyteang7318
Íf your skin is oily or acne prone try not to wear anything with oil in ít because ít will block your pores, matte is a better choice because ít has the oil control in it. Have you try their 3 steps Effaclar acne system? Ít is really good as well! Hope it will help!
Chea Muyteang Girl go visit dr dray’s channel. She has a lot of info bout oily acne prone skin.
@@cheamuyteang7318 it works for me...
My face is oil and acne prone...
Good to see you again, always great videos from your neck of the woods. Goodnite fromCalifornia
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I live in Paris and I use this. It’s so light to wear I love it.
Plz help me how I will buy this sunscreen ?.
I m.from Pakistan
@Lulu M Which one? 😊
I feel like I'm watching a lecture recording lmao this is way more fun than lectures and I'm actually taking in the information lool,,, also love the way he says yeah lmao like he is actually talking to us
Can you give us information on mineral sunscreens and Heliocare products? Thank you
Truly great and practical advice Dr glad to see you back in the gain with your videos keep them going mate 👍😎
been looking for a more convincing review for this product. thanks so much!
This is my favourite sunscreen it really is beautiful to apply on the skin. My only gripe with it is that after 6 hours it melts your makeup off but that’s an easy fix.
I seriously don't understand why there are dislikes for the video. Strange! Thanks to the doctor for the ever informative videos❤
So glad you are back on youtube. Love your reviews 😁
Thx I’ve been using the cleanser for months now. I love it! Picking this up after my Tatcha sunscreen!
I’ve been using this for 5yrs and I love it! Part of my daily routine.
@@maddfrost oily skin and using the la Roche posay fluid
@@fatemar88 please what do you think would work well for dry aged skin? The blue or the green one
Hi doctor which one is the best for oily skin and acne dark spots and open porse??????
Love how you explain in detail! Thanks for sharing!:)
Thanks so much! Now I can dial back the times I apply sunscreen and dial back the SPF knowing the difference is so small!
Great video. Love your information. I worked for LRP. ( L’Oréal) 20 years ago and visited the town of La Roche Posay in France where the product was developed and where they have a hospital specifically for patients with problematic skins . I guess the product price reflects an imported French brand . Having used many cosmetics and skincare over the years I continue to use LRP. Sunscreen, skincare and cosmetics as their ethos is , pure , effective ingredients that are really gentle on your skin . I watch all your videos and tell friends about you . Thanks for your generous time 🙏
Bernadette Doyle || that’s so awesome! I’ve just come to know LRP & her products and have had training from one of L’Oréals’ employees and it changed my life!
The thing I love about LRP is they actually DO disclose their PPD values on each SPF. Maybe not on every countries website but if you go to the French website you can find them all there!
I have relied on La Roche Posay sunscreen for years. Their newest ones can even be used around the eyes without irritation. And with *zero* white cast!
I use the shaker 50spf, love it, I have very sensitive eyes and pale freckled skin, it doesn't irritate at all. I'd recommend it. Works well under foundation too!
Love the Anthelios blue “sensitive eyes” one and the Uvidea BB cream. Neither of these contain fragrance (avoiding fragrance has helped my skin hugely!)
NicolettaT I only use the blue one too. It is the only one that does not flare my rosacea. No alcohol or fragrance. I had my first summer in years without any rosacea bumps. So happy. Shaka broke me out within three days and all the other LRP sunscreens are good but the blue one is the only one that my skin doesn’t react to at all.
Unfortunately this sun res, just doesn’t suit me despite having tired three versions of the same product... I’m fair, combination oily and getting old. It’s a struggle haha!
I'm in the states and I use the face and body in this line. It's about $30-35 per 5oz bottle. When you compare it to other drugestore available facial sunscreens it's actually a pretty good price. It's thin, lightweight, non-greasy and leaves a beautiful glow to the skin. Layers great under cosmetics as well!
I love La Roche-Posay and use the skincare and SPF - the only thing I would add is some of the sun creams are very heavily fragranced so make sure you chose the unscented/unperfumed options.
I love la Roche sunscreen. I use it everyday and it sits under my foundation makeup and not greasy
I got a sample of the Anthelios, I believe it was SPF 50, it stank to high heaven, sorry.
Can you recommend a facial sunscreen that doesn't irritate my eyes, every one I've ever used seems to.
Just had my yearly skin body check & it was good. Then we had the discussion on sunscreen and the Dr was thrilled I don’t depend on the amount of sunscreen in makeup, but apply my sunscreen first. When I asked what brand he would recommend his answer was “the one I would use”. I have had 2 spots on me that were per cancer and I have had more than 5 sunburns in my life so the sun isn’t my friend. I get my tan out of a bottle! LOl. 🙏
It's been 3 yrs I only use la Roche products and every time I get exceptional comments for my skin. People comment that I don't get old! Love them. Especially sun screen antielios with colour and their retinol products. Just in love with them
What do you think of Aveeno sensitive ultra light mineral sunscreen for acne prone skin?
I have such a struggle with acne, I want to start wearing sunscreen on my face but they feel heavy. Thank you!
LRP does not available here in Malaysia. Thus I opt to Anessa Perfect UV Mild Milk for my sensitive skin type.
Can you do a video on best sunscreens for young children? After watching your videos and becoming more aware of my own skin, Im now becoming focused on protecting my newborn and 3yr olds skin now and in the future
Great and helpful video! Thanks so much! :) Plus this is one charming doctor :D
I wish the United States would get with the times and update our chemical filters we are seeing a lot of skin cancer because our sunscreens filters are from the dinosaur age. This makes it not only unstable but often cosmetically very hard to work with no elegant formulations 😭
Theres a good reason why american FDA did not approve chemical sunscreen due to it being unstable. Asian sunscreen the purito and dear klairs advertising SPF 50+ pa++++ it applied really well as if i applied nothing its like my holy grail but last year controversy happened and purito was exposed to only have maximum of 19SPF if you applied well and liberally so meaning to say usually its way less than 19 SPF and dear klairs is another sunscreen made in the same lab as purito these 2 are the most popular sunscreen chemical formulation and they have since failed.
I bought this sunscreen you recommended, I live in Queensland Australia and it’s not worth risking it 😉🕊
Thank You 🙏
I cant tell but which one is it exactly?
And what do you think about the new sunscreen made for acne prone skin also from La Roche Posay ?? Love you videos xx
Dr. Lim, do chemical blockers are the best for people with melasma? Love your professionalism and your sincere opinions.
I used Anthelios and it made my eyes burn! I have the most sensitive eyes... any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!!!
The only thing that has been remotely ok is the baby physical sunscreens but i end up dry and chaulky white!
I just get so dry with mineral sunscreens they steal all my moisture and leave me sore
Hi doc, love your videos btw any vitamin or supplement recommendations for acne prevention, Thanks
I love the Larouche-Posay with primer!
Can you please review nuface? Or give more info about microcurrents and it's effects on skin?
Can you please explain to me why two different sunscreens can have the same percentage of zinc oxide and titanium dioxide but have different SPFs?
You should ask formulator of the product for this.
Best explanation and great delivery of information. Subscribed!
Anthelios XL has alcohol denat in the second ingredients, but does it mean bad for skin? I have been using it for almost 5 months and I love the light texture. But I am not sure if it is because of the product that causes my pores larger.
I'm in Canada and I can atest to this brand! I tried a lot of brands of sunscreen, even higher end ones and kids/babies sunscreens, due to allergic reactions in all of them. This one is recommemded by my family doctor, and never had any allergic reaction. I've been loyal to this product for 7 yrs now.
which one of em did u use?
Woo!! Proud of myself that’s the sunscreen I picked out myself! Glad to know a dermatologist agrees !! I liked that is was uva and uvb protection. Thank you for this video it’s amazing !
Very clear sensible science based advice! Not easy to find on here. I have subscribed 😎
I love the blue one because it gives moisture and doesn't look so dry on the skin but also doesn't look shiny and its perfect for a glas skin. The others dry me out or give me rough patches or get into fine lines. And this way the whole skincare routine which I opt for hydration doesn't make sense anymore thats why my blue one is my saver. Also sensitive to the eye and didn't break me out as I have blemish prone dry skin
That's the brand my doctor recommends! I've spent thousands of dollars on skincare and the main item that has made the biggest difference is SUNSCREEN. When I started gardening I was wearing sunscreen, but I was sweating, constantly wiping my face and not reapplying. The result at the end of the season was major hyperpigmentation, wrinkles and saggy skin. Now I wear SPF daily, year round and only garden later in the day and wear sunglasses, a hat and a heap of SPF set with mineral SPF powder so I don't sweat it off. I use Drunk Elephant, Murad, Olay, IT Cosmetics CC+ and a no name brand from Wal-Mart. Murad is best for under makeup, but the others act as a foundation (the DE is tinted and I add D Bronzi drops to the others). My skin has been significantly repaired, and Vitamin C serum has almost erased all my hyperpigmentation. It's never too late. I'm over 40 and once I stopped the damage and found a good skincare routine to reverse it, I'm nearly back to how I was 10 years ago.
Which vitamin c did you use ?
@@surinderghumman5019 The one that repaired my sun damage was the Drunk Elephant Vitamin C serum. However, they changed the formula and kept getting oxidized ones, so I switched to Timeless. I also loved the Tarte Youth or Dare Vitamin C serum, but had issues with oxidizarion with that one, too. I've tried many, and the Timeless Vitamin C serum is the best, and more affordable.
@@joannej_CZcams Thank you so much for replying🙏
I really appreciate. I also had good flawless skin 10 yrs back but sun exposure and not wearing a sunscreen gave me hyperpigmentation on my cheeks😭. I will try the Timeless Vitamin C n hopefully i'll also get my old skin back!
So I would have to pay around $20 each week for sunscreen..
The European LRP spf 50+ sensitive eye innovation (PPD 39) is the best thing ever for someone with sensitive, dry skin.
Thank you so much dr. Lim, just stumbled upon your channel, didn’t know anything right about skin care (the dark skin myth about sunscreen).... thank you thank you...
In the US the only approved chemical filter that supposedly protects again UVA is avobenzone which degrades when exposed to UV. So if we want UVA protection we have to use an all mineral sunscreen or a combination formula with zinc oxide and chemical filters for UVB. Thanks for the video.
This is interesting as I’ve been told a few times that chemical sunscreens can damage skin over time. I’d be keen to know if this is definitely a myth, thank you 🙏🏻
it's a myth.
In the U.S. you can get this through an HSA (health savings account). It has to be ordered through the online HSA store and it won't ever be on sale, but it's a great option.
Hi Dr Lim! I absolutely love your videos and find you to be so helpful!! I suffer from freckles and hyperpigmentation and thanks to your videos I realized the best fix for me would probably be the qswitch laser. Would you be able to recommend a Dermatologist in Toronto? I wish I could see you!!
I actually love the dewy look a sunscreen gives 😂 must be the only one
Yes you are the only one 😂😂. I really hate when it makes my skin oily😭
I love it when my skin looks oily because I have a brown skin.
Only looks good if u don't have acne. :(
@@sarawisniewska659 lol
Girl you're not alone i loveee it😂
First comment, so can you make a video on lifting the upper eyelids with products, and minimal procedures please?
Been topping my sunscreen up at noon using Paula’s Choice On The Go Shielding Powder over my existing sunscreen & make up. Would like to hear your take on the powder sunscreens.
The fluid gave me very dry rough red patches :( i really loved the feeling of the fluid though! Recommend it, except for rosacea or eczema prone skin like mine
It broke me out suffering from pimples on my dry skin
It broke me out suffering from pimples on my dry skin
I have rosacea skin and it works well for me! Did you use the European version? It probably just varies from person to person
This sunscreen gave me an allergic reaction. Made my eye swell and I hot rash like pimples over my entire face. I will never use la roche posay products again. The effaclar range did it too.
Same 🤷🏻♂️
I 've been using the anti-shine one and it does wonders on my skin! I use it in combo with my other lrp products, so maybe that helps, but I'm happy to know I've been using a good sunscreen ahah thank you Dr!!
hands down my favourite sunscreen too. I live in Rio de Janeiro, and have tried dozens of brands, this is the best one to use in hot weather without feeling clammy.
Lui Fernandes Avene fluid lotion is good too. I use both whoever is having promotions when I needed to buy 1.
I like to use bb creams that contain zinc oxide on first, second or third place on the ingredients list. I apply thick layer but not 5ml. Maybe half of that, 3 ml at best. Is that OK?
Love the anthelios products especially the serum.
Dee Dee Bean
Hi what the amthelios for thanks
Its one lf the sunscreens, la roshe posay anthelios
Dee Dee Bean thanks girl
I have been using la roche posay ever since you recommended it dr davin. I used to take heliocare capsule when i was still playing tennis. What are your thoughts about sunscreen capsules,
Good question. I'd like to hear his take on this too. I would never rely on it, obviously, but I take it in combination with liberal application of sunscreen, hat and seeking shade.
dr dray talked about heliocare capsules . she thinks it s useless
lu bna gee thnx i will check it out then
Thank you!. But I have to ask - Putting foundetion over a physical sunsrcreen can hurt its effectiveness?. I feel like the makeup sponge "absorbs" some of the sunsrcreen even though i waited around 15-30 minutes before putting anny makeup. And how can I renew sunsrcreen over eye shadow?, can i spary sunsrcreen over it?.
Just learned something new from your video is that you can go into the sun right away if using physical sunscreen...that save lots of time! Thx doc! Also your skin is looking nice in this video 👍.
Dr.Davin can you do a video talking about lights home devices for skin treatments/ acne treatments: how safe is it, how effective and is it worth it?
It’s my fave sunscreen. I buy the pump pack as great for shoulders , neck etc. yes it costs but the larger pump pack lasts a good amount of time
Should I cleanse my face before putting on the second load of sunscreen at mid-day?
No you dont have to.
Thank you for being reasonable when it comes to applying sunscreen. How many people are actually going to reapply sunscreen every 2 hours?
That’s a really nice advice, you rock doc👍🏻😆 as usual!
Would really appreciate your opinion on Asian SPF rating PA++++system. In particular Japanese brand Biore, which is extremely popular and very nice to use!
Thanks😊
"a sunscreen should only last you five days"
my penny pincher ass who has been stretching my missha sunscreen for over a year 😓
Five days?? Really? Should it not last a couple of months like moisturiser
Ok I saw that bit now. I’m definitely using too little. Another dermatologist also says 5ml per application but seems to much for me and leaves a visible layer on my skin.
mine lasts around 4-6 weeks average 😊
I’ve been using a bit more now. About twice as much as before . Will see how long it lasts. Thanks for the tip.
I like to protect my skin against the sun as much as anyone else but I am too poor for this
Can you please please talk about a skin care for dry sensitive skin with rosacea!
Kindred spirit right here.
Mineral sunscreen! Austrialian Golds mineral spf for face is A.W.E.S.O.M.E. i wear it like makeup 😊
Have you gotten tested for any allergies or intolerances?
He already has a video specifically talking about rosacea and the care. Great ideas there. You can find it in his list of videos
@@TanyaAD138 , same here... I love the tint too .. the best of the best
i have been using the new shaka fluid from LRP here in england, i dont usually go for chemical sunscreens as i prefer mineral/physical ones but i can really reccommend the new shaka fluid !
I just bought the LRP oil free anthelios and it pills up when I apply it. Anyway to prevent this from happening? I use hydroboost and LRP lipkar lotion underneath.
The thing is:
Sunscreens with SPF 30 filter 96% of UV rays which means that there are 4% going through, harming your skin.
Sunscreens with SPF 50 filter 97% of UV rays which means that there are 3% going though, harming your skin.
Comparing the amount of UV rays that can penetrate though the sunscreen, there is a difference of one fourth (-25%) damaging UV rays for the SPF 50 compared to the SPF30.
So the 1% difference really is a misconception.
Yea. But I still cannot afford Gucci bag on sale at a discount of 25% but I can afford a bottle of coke whether its full price or it’s on sale for 25%. That’s the difference. We need to put 25% in the context of total value.
What do you think of Biore’s UV Watery Essence SPF50+ sun screen?
please can you tell me .... i use serums so do i apply those first then suncream after and then makeup last ? thats how ive been doing it, hope thats right !
It is expensive here in the US! But $32-$42 is the average cost for 50ml here, ugh. Thx for the video doc! Ive heard good thing's about LRP & ordered some thru ulta 4 days ago.
My fave too! I'm a makeup artist and this is the best under makeup! If you have issues with sunscreen working with your foundation, give this one a try 👌
Tried it so many times, but it looks greasy all the time :(
I really wanted to love this product.
Ioana Toacsen maybe try the one for oily skin
@@rosg3893 I dont exactly have oily skin either lol. The ones for oily skin might be too drying.
Which type?
do you have any other sunscreen recommendations that work well with makeup? :)
I use this sunscreen and is great! My melasma have been controlled with its use!
Which one did you use? I have melasma and I’m looking into choosing one of the ones he suggests.
Hola :) ( I'm from México) love your videos !! do you have any recommendation about the 5 mg, 'cause when I try to put than quantity of sunscreen... its just a lot to my face and neck...
I have a question which is related to Low Light Laser therapy, in particular the home devices. Davin, I'm wondering if it's necessary to use a conductive gel or serum with these, or is it ok to use it on skin which doesn't have any type of serum or gel on it. It seems that they all say you must use one and I'm wondering if it's more of a marketing thing or if they really do need to be used when using these devices. Would really like to know from a professional point of view. Thanks.
Hello Dr. Greetings. What do you think of heliocare 360 sunscreens?
Yes, please! I love this brand
I'm interested in hearing his opinion as well.. I love and use that brand.
Yes please :)