#sunscreens

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As a heatwave approaches, experts say US sunscreens are less effective than those abroad

Other countries have approved a wider range of UV-filtering ingredients, which allow for more advanced sunscreens

Many dermatologists and experts say US sunscreens are still not as effective as many available overseas when it comes to protecting against ultraviolet radiation linked to skin cancer and premature ageing – despite years of research. The concern comes as a brutal heatwave, with a suffocating “heat dome”, is arriving for more than 200 million people across vast swaths of the US this weekend, bringing extreme heat and humidity . Studies have shown that the global climate crisis is making heatwaves more severe, frequent and long lasting. As fierce sun beats down on parts of the US this weekend, people are urged to try to stay out of the direct sun, stay hydrated and apply lots of sunscreen if outdoors – but people will probably have to rely on sunscreens that are less effective at fending off the ultraviolet rays than sunscreen available in some other countries. While American sunscreens generally do a good job at blocking UVB rays, which cause sunburn, experts and studies have noted in recent years that they often provide weaker protection against ultraviolet radiation in the form of UVA rays, compared to products available in places like Europe and South Korea. A 2017 study found only around half of US sunscreens tested met the European standards for UVA protection. Experts attribute this gap largely to regulatory differences.

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[gwydionmisha]

You’re Not Allowed to Have the Best Sunscreens in the World

Newer, better UV-blocking agents have been in use in other countries for years. Why can’t we have them here?

[sunshine-in-your-smile]

2023 Makeup Collection

Do I wear a full face of makeup on a regular basis? No. Do I still have a lot of makeup? Yes. Let me have my collections of trinkets, very little things bring me joy nowadays

The worst of my impulse purchases have arrived so I think this is a good time to round up the products and see what I have, what I like, what I don't like, what I've been neglecting, etc. I don't want to do project pan since I only leave the house like two or three times a week (but only for like. Things that don't matter. Who's getting ready to go to the fucking supermarket for 15 minutes) so it would just be me setting myself up for disappointment and that's no fun. How about this; I'll set some small, realistic goals for the year for some products and we'll see what happens. Swatches later maybe

Face Primers

Kose Suncut Water in UV Protect Essence SPF 50+ PA++++ - Yes this is technically a sunscreen but it also doubles as a makeup primer! This is the second primer sunscreen hybrid I've used (the first being Kao Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence which I also like and feels similar to this one). It's no longer available on YesStyle, which is where I get the majority of k and j beauty products, so that kind of sucks but I like trying out new products anyways. It feels hydrating but not heavy and absorbs into the skin not immediately but like. After a reasonable amount of time considering I slather a good amount of this all over my face and neck. No problems with laying foundation over it, no strong fragrance, no whitecast, the color isn't the stark white nightmare from my childhood, and while it doesn't completely smooth out my problem areas like the T zone or my cheeks (to be fair that's where all my large pores and acne are), it leaves the rest of my skin nice. This is my only sunscreen so obviously I'm going to use it until I either run out or it goes bad.

Milk Makeup Blur Stick - Hm. I used to really love this. It's easy to apply, glides smoothly, and leaves a nice velvet finish. Maybe there's a layer of grease that's built up over time (I should,,,, sanitize it regardless let's be honest) but I find it pilling in the more dehydrated nooks and crannies of my nose and over the textured parts of my skin. It's fine if I apply it on a flat and clear section but my acne is not taking it well. Can't say I recommend it if your face is a slice of pepperoni pizza like mine, but I will still be keeping it only to use on the outside of my face as I'm an incredibly oily and sweaty person and I find this keeps unwanted moisture from seeping out. It doesn't feel drying on the skin but it does feel dry so let's hope I can avoid two summers ago when my makeup melted off my face and sweat dripped from my hair down my forehead making it look like I just got out of the water. I was taking a leisurely walk downtown. I found the full size at a Marshall's for much cheaper so if you're paying full price for this you are an absolute clown. I did find it a couple of years ago so I doubt there's still any more left (plus it seems like Milk is paying more attention to their other primers) but at the very least, don't get the full size if you're a casual makeup wearer. Or do whatever you want I'm not your mom. I want to flatten the initial mound of product completely and start having to twist it up since holy shit I've had this since the 10th grade

Touch in Sol No Poreblem Primer - Oh my god this is my favorite primer so far. It does what the Milk used to do for me before it decided flaky skin was the look and lays beautifully over my large pores, acne, and weird patch on the side of my nose that for some reason decided to be a problem one day. I don't think acne scarring to blame but who knows at this point. It's more hydrating and a thinner consistency than the blur stick and doesn't have that balmy feel as it's a liquid, my nose looks and feels fine with it under foundation and powder, 10/10 I will use this until it's dead. I am not even rating these that's how you know I love this. If you see this at a Marshall's turn the other eye and leave that shit for me. There's a green one for redness I was also going to buy but decided against it specifically because the line was too long lol.

The Face Shop Air Cotton Makeup Base SPF30 PA++ (#01 Mint) - I got this for my "boy" makeup days where I want to look perfected but not actually done up. Haven't gotten around to using it since I got it pretty recently and been on a full color correcting kick nowadays. But sometimes I want to be a "yeah I have blemishes, what of it" kind of girl but also do I need to look like Rudolph the red nosed reindeer meeting up to gossip with my friend group???? No.

[jestemkasia]

Hello, Sunshine 🌞 Dziś trudno jest mi sobie wyobrazić codzienną pielęgnację bez tego kroku, a jeszcze nie tak dawno był on przeze mnie zupełnie pomijany. O czym mowa? Oczywiście o aplikacji kremu z SPF. Dziś wiem, że to konieczność, choć nie ukrywam, że dość długi czas musiałam się do tego zmuszać. Większość kremów, które stosowałam, albo bieliła, albo rolowała pod makijażem, albo co najgorsze- zapychała. Jedna z moich ulubionych polskich marek @basiclabdermocosmetics wypuściła niedawno produkt idealny dla mojej mieszanej cery. Jest to ultralekka emulsja z ochroną przeciwsłoneczną dedykowaną specjalnie skórze normalnej, mieszanej i tłustej. Zapewnia maksymalną ochronę przed promieniowaniem UVA i UVB, światłem niebieskim HEV oraz światłem podczerwonym IR, a do tego w przeciwieństwie do wielu innych produktów dostępnych na rynku, nie tylko nie zapycha, lecz dzięki unikalnemu kompleksowi składników przywraca zdrowy wygląd skórze skłonnej do trądziku i działa matująco. Cera po jego nałożeniu jest przygotowana na makijaż, który w żaden sposób nie spływa ani się nie warzy. W ofercie jest też wersja dla cery suchej, więc każdy znajdzie coś dla siebie. W ramach współpracy z marką przekazuję kod zniżkowy "jestemkasia" -20%, który działa na wszystkie produkty oprócz zestawów i promocji. Jeśli szukacie dobrego kremu z SPF, bardzo polecam! Współpraca #sunscreen #sunscreens #suncare #skincare #summeressentials #kremzfiltrem #basiclab #denimaddict #ochronaprzeciwsłoneczna #summervibes https://www.instagram.com/p/CQyLdsZs9EN/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Discover the 7 best sunscreens for face and body, according to dermatologists - airGads

Top 7 sunscreens for face and body, dermatologists recommend the best sunscreens for acne-prone skin, sensitive skin, dry skin, sweating, and swimming.

Top 7 sunscreens for face and body, dermatologists recommend the best sunscreens for acne-prone skin, sensitive skin, dry skin, sweating, and swimming.

[skinpoo]

Review: Etude House SoonJung Mild Defense Sun Cream (emptied)

Used: emptied 2x

From: I bought from Etude House shop, Korea

Ingredients: WATER / AQUA / EAU, DIMETHICONE, C12-15 ALKYL BENZOATE, ZINC OXIDE (NANO), TITANIUM DIOXIDE (NANO), BUTYLENE GLYCOL, DIPHENYLSILOXY PHENYL TRIMETHICONE, LAURYL POLYGLYCERYL-3 POLYDIMETHYLSILOXYETHYL DIMETHICONE, CAPRYLIC/CAPRIC TRIGLYCERIDE, POLYGLYCERYL-2 DIPOLYHYDROXYSTEARATE, DISTEARDIMONIUM HECTORITE, SILICA, TRISILOXANE, PANTHENOL, AMINOPROPYL DIMETHICONE, SODIUM CHLORIDE, 1,2-HEXANEDIOL, POLYGLYCERYL-3 DIISOSTEARATE, VINYL DIMETHICONE/METHICONE SILSESQUIOXANE CROSSPOLYMER, ALUMINUM STEARATE, POLYHYDROXYSTEARIC ACID, ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE, STEARIC ACID, ALUMINA, C12-15 ALCOHOLS, ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN, DISODIUM EDTA, MADECASSOSIDE, SCUTELLARIA BAICALENSIS ROOT EXTRACT, TOCOPHEROL, CAMELLIA SINENSIS LEAF EXTRACT

This physical sunscreen is very thick. It leaves white cast and you have to rub it in for a while for it to blend and spread evenly. It works fine under makeup and I don't mind the white cast too much.

I'm still on the hunt for my holy grail sunscreen, something that is not too heavy feeling and works well under makeup (texture like a makeup primer?).

Rating: 👌 3/5 okay

Repurchase? ✔️ Yes Favourite? ✔️ Yes Holy grail?❌ No

[eraorganics]

Anti-Aging Skin Care Routine: How to Slow the Hands of Time

Do you want healthy looking skin for life? Follow these natural anti-aging steps for young, beautiful skin!

Want to keep your beautiful complexion for life? In this article we break down what causes your skin to age as well as our natural anti-aging routine.