Heliocare

Heliocare

rayoflight2022-10-04T12:28:32.000Z
It's the Skinceuticals Ultra sunscreen, isn't it? Ingredients aside, because the best +
ingredient (or UV filters, in this case) is worthless if the overall formula is crap, and L'Oreal brands make objectively decent products for the most
rayoflight2022-10-03T20:49:36.000Z
They kinda work in petri dishes with the caveat being: the enzymes have to be delivered +
into the cell, then they appear to do something and the idea has been around since the 1970s and in products, such as sunscreens since the 1990s (such
rayoflight2022-09-24T08:48:27.000Z
If some degree of white/beige cast is not a deal-breaker then Uriage, Avene +
La Roche Posay, Eucerin and Nivea all have at least one option without added fragrance and otherwise minimalist formulas. Usually listed as kids or se
ClaraBlush2022-09-20T17:34:40.000Z
Josie Maran mineral SPF 47 & MD Solar Science mineral spf 50 (non-tinted cause their tinted ones are
too dark/warm for my skintone. Both the JM and MD Solar Science are hydrating on my dry skin, especially the JM one - doubles as a facial moisturizer
rayoflight2022-09-08T13:25:27.000Z
That there's a bunch of shady companies that claim to only use 100% mineral +
filters (Cotz and Colorscience being among the ones called out in the video, but if you look at the market then it's all over the place, for example,
rayoflight2022-08-31T13:05:28.000Z
Definitely sunscreen. It's kinda the only truly effective skin care product +
and there's an endless variety. From more sophisticated high-tech options (Heliocare, Academie) to the rather questionable hard wax-like ones with ''v
rayoflight2022-08-23T09:28:58.000Z
I haven't seen many tinted sunscreens that I could apply the required minimum +
amount and not look like a clown or at least like I've overdone with my foundation. If I use some sort of tinted sunscreen then I tend to use a regula
rayoflight2022-08-20T16:06:01.000Z
LRP UVmune400 fluid, most Uriage, SVR and Heliocare face sunscreens, such as the +
Age Active Fluid, and also all the Ultrasun ones, except the Sports spray and gel. For my eyes at least.
rayoflight2022-08-09T09:53:39.000Z
You'll likely find most of the bigger names that are ubiquitous in Europe such as Avene, +++
Eucerin, Nivea, La Roche-Posay, Heliocare, Garnier, and then some more locally popular brands such as Collistar, Noviderm, Chitosol, Angstrom.