UV-NON

UV-NON

omniclean2023-01-07T18:46:53.000Z
b.lab matcha hydrating. can't complain for $5.99 (50 ml) but only use it in winter. good for oily ++
or breakout prones on low UV index days. it's a clear gel, very very lightweight and non-greasy. satin finish.
lagolden2023-01-03T20:43:45.000Z
Do you have a specific Elta MD product you like?
For summer/ warmer weather I definitely need something water resistant (I sweat a lot) though for now thankfully that's not so much of an issue. There
lagolden2022-12-30T22:10:13.000Z
Sunscreen recs?
I posted on SCB a few weeks ago but no responses so I'm curious to hear what wise owls have to say. Does anyone have sunscreen recs for face? I just s
subgirl2022-12-30T20:23:48.000Z
Verilix LED lights don’t produce UV so don’t cause skin damage +
As far as I know, my research shows only the old bulb style boxes are probably what you’re thinking of. It’s the intensity of the light & when/how
lagolden2022-12-16T16:43:40.000Z
Sunscreen recs post-laser treatment? ROP
Hi, I am having a series of laser treatments to address the very large scar on my forehead from my fall 2 years ago- earlier this week Fraxel was u
rayoflight2022-09-24T09:53:26.000Z
I think yes. The non-resistant ones do tend to melt away (or whatever) noticeably +
faster. Case in point, UV cameras; you can see exactly how the non-resistant ones quickly end up fading allowing the skin to peek through. I don't pic
jnbfan2022-09-08T15:56:15.000Z
I think it is worth mentioning that a lot of these so called boosters such as
butyloctyl salicylate were not sufficient enough to standalone the long process of regulatory scrutiny of the filter submission pipeline. A lot of the
jnbfan2022-05-27T17:17:13.000Z
The last two papers are based on the "Nambour study" which only studied white Australians
So there's no statistical significance that can be applied to the very diverse United States. The effects of sun exposure on non-white people are diff
rayoflight2022-04-15T20:05:25.000Z
I've not seen the tinted UVmune 400 sunscreens claiming visible light protection and +
given how sheer the tints are compared to the LRP sunscreen, Mineral One, that does claim visible light protection, I find it unlikely that the regula
rayoflight2022-04-15T14:35:06.000Z
As far as the higher and/or better UVA protection goes, yes, in theory, but I'm also +
a pragmatist and nowadays just having a sunscreen that *looks* nice on my skin is also important for me, and since cosmetic chemistry has advanced eno