Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://eltamd.com/collections/sun-care/products/uv-clear-broad-spectrum-spf-46
This is my every day sunscreen
Same. This is the best!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://eltamd.com/collections/sun-care/products/uv-clear-broad-spectrum-spf-46
This is my every day sunscreen
Same. This is the best!
+1, love this sunscreen
Question for all: do any of these leave white cast? I am South Asian and want to avoid that if possible.
I am south Asian and I use Elta MD UV Clear and their new UV Sheer. Neither of them leaves a white cast. I always think UV sheer is going to, but it disappears after a few seconds.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://eltamd.com/collections/sun-care/products/uv-clear-broad-spectrum-spf-46
This is my every day sunscreen
Same. This is the best!
+1, love this sunscreen
Question for all: do any of these leave white cast? I am South Asian and want to avoid that if possible.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carave ultra light moisturizer spf 30
I use my normal moisturizer underneath and reapply the spf throughout the day. No burns, no breakouts, and very few freckles gained this year.
I have been trying to do better about sunscreen and this is the key piece I'm terrible at. I want to set my face and forget it as I go about my daily life. I think re-applying is probably the best way to do this. I do layer products with SPF in the morning sometimes (a moisturizer with SPF and a stand alone SPF) but my face still gets too much sun. Hats would help too, but again it's just not in my daily routine to wear one.
Anonymous wrote:Reapplying liquid sunscreen over makeup is a mess.
My derm recommended the Colorescience powder and I love it for this purpose. I keep one in my purse and my car.
https://www.colorescience.com/collections/sunforgettable-powder-sunscreen/products/sunforgettable-total-protection-brush-on-shield-spf-50
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://eltamd.com/collections/sun-care/products/uv-clear-broad-spectrum-spf-46
This is my every day sunscreen
Same. This is the best!
+1, love this sunscreen
Question for all: do any of these leave white cast? I am South Asian and want to avoid that if possible.
No, Elta does not leave a white cast. It’s the perfect sunscreen.
You don't have issues with it pilling? I got tired of it so switched. Maybe just not a good match w/my moisturizer.
Anonymous wrote:Reapplying liquid sunscreen over makeup is a mess.
My derm recommended the Colorescience powder and I love it for this purpose. I keep one in my purse and my car.
https://www.colorescience.com/collections/sunforgettable-powder-sunscreen/products/sunforgettable-total-protection-brush-on-shield-spf-50
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://eltamd.com/collections/sun-care/products/uv-clear-broad-spectrum-spf-46
This is my every day sunscreen
Same. This is the best!
+1, love this sunscreen
Question for all: do any of these leave white cast? I am South Asian and want to avoid that if possible.
No, Elta does not leave a white cast. It’s the perfect sunscreen.
You don't have issues with it pilling? I got tired of it so switched. Maybe just not a good match w/my moisturizer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://eltamd.com/collections/sun-care/products/uv-clear-broad-spectrum-spf-46
This is my every day sunscreen
Same. This is the best!
+1, love this sunscreen
Question for all: do any of these leave white cast? I am South Asian and want to avoid that if possible.
No, Elta does not leave a white cast. It’s the perfect sunscreen.