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hey can someone plz recommend a good brand for sunblock
Thanks
Re: Sunscreen
hey can someone plz recommend a good brand for sunblock
Thanks
I think a sunblock is better than the sunscreen because it doesn't let you tan or have those uneven skin discolorations.
I never knew that Shay...thanks for the info:)
Sun Sense- Daily Face.. Innovators in sunscreen technology. SPF 50+ matt formula, oil-free base. Very high protection and I love it!
where can i get this in UAE?
I think a sunblock is better than the sunscreen because it doesn't let you tan or have those uneven skin discolorations.
really? I didnt know that. What's the difference between sunblock and sunscreen. I thought they were both the same....can someone please explain.
Okay never mind! I just googled it and this is what I got
"Sunscreens are the most popular at the moment. Available in creams, lotions and gels, they contain chemicals that absorb UV rays. They are also inconspicous on the skin. The chemicals that are most often found in sunscreens include PABA, Benzophenones, Cinnamates, Salicylates,
Sunblocks instead of absorbing UV rays, reflect them. At one time sunblocks could be spotted by the opaque white film, but new technology has created sunblocks with particles so tiny, that the opaque film in no longer noticeable. Chemicals most common in sunblocks include Titanium dioxide and zinc oxide. "
But how do u kno which ones better. Is it really true that sunblocks dont let you tan. I thought sunscreen didnt let you tan either!! confused
oh lord…this stuff is really getting me carried away
But I have to share with you girls what I found.
Okay so my research shows that Sunblock is better because it lies on top of the skin rather than getting absorbed by it.
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^ I would LOVE to wear sunblock but what on earth is that white film all about? I know its necessary but are there sunscreens with high SPFs that are clear?
lol I have no idea what that is. I'm gonna start looking for one that's invisible and the "white film" (whatever that is) can't be seen.
guys i used Nivea sun lotion SPF 20(medium)... i cudnt find any gud branded sunblock in the hypermarket i went to so i settled with this. it smells nice and moisturises my skin (so i dun use any moisturiser in morning, just face wash toner and this) but i feel a lil too greasy and my face shines..... how can i tone that down... i cant throw this away cus it was a bit expensive. my face is greasy for atleast 4 hours or more.
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Are you all ready for this!?!?
Best Sunscreen possibly ever manufactured: Sephora: Shiseido Ultimate Sun Protection Cream SPF 55 PA+++: SPF 16 & Above
Out of this world, amazing! Does not leave any white residue behind. Is not stick, greasy or gooey at all. Goes on like a moisturizer, blends in well, and it not oily or anything like that. The best part is that it gives ultimate protection, SPF 55 , UV-A and UV-B!
I used this all of last summer while I was in pakistan. I was getting married and going out almost everyday shopping and did not get the slightest tan and skin was healthy and glowing on the big day.
thx for ur post. is the sunblock thick …? cus the nivea one i use is thick and u need just a lil bit to put on face and neck(and i like that except that it makes my skin so oily and shiny!). i wud love to buy this but i think since this is a gud brand it will be a bit too expensive for me.. how much dus it cost sumorani??
This is for face only right?
When you were in Pak did you use only on face or all visible areas arms, feet etc?
thx for ur post. is the sunblock thick ...? cus the nivea one i use is thick and u need just a lil bit to put on face and neck(and i like that except that it makes my skin so oily and shiny!). i wud love to buy this but i think since this is a gud brand it will be a bit too expensive for me.. how much dus it cost sumorani??
no, its not thick, its thin but u can easily spread it out. i think its about $40 but u can try it out before u buy it.
This is for face only right?
When you were in Pak did you use only on face or all visible areas arms, feet etc?
The one i posted is for face spefically, but they have a whole line and u can find the ones for the whole body. when i went to pak i had 2 differnt ones, one for face and the other for the body. the one for the body is a a little thick/oily but i didnt mind that, i just hate the greasy stuff on my face! and its a good sunscreen, after rubbing the body sunscreen, u cant feel the oily-ness either.
no, its not thick, its thin but u can easily spread it out. i think its about $40 but u can try it out before u buy it.
yeah rite.. i dun think i can spend 146 dirhams for a sunscreen and that too only on face!!! soooooooooo sadddddddd yaaaar!!!!
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DDF daily is supposed to be a good brand
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my aunt sent me Neutrogena's sunblock gel SPF 30,i havent used it yet as im afraid it will clog my pores...has any1 tried this?is it safe to use
There are 2 different kinds of sunscreens - physical and chemical. Physical sunscreens contain active ingredients like titanium dioxde, which work by forming a physical layer on top of the skin that reflects UV radiation. The problem with these products is that they often leave a whitish film on your skin. Chemical sunscreens are absorbed into the skin, and prevent absorption of UV radiation. They usually have a more cosmetically pleasing result.
I’ve started recommending that my patients use a sunscreen containing helioplex…its a chemical sunscreen, its long lasting, and it provides broad spectrum UVA/B protection. Best of all, its made by neutrogena, so its not very expensive at all.
I used to use that. Its another physical sunscreen, and it definitely used to leave a greyish film on my skin.
However, sunscreen is only effective if its applied liberally and frequently…and unless you’re willing to do that even with a $50 tube of designer product, its probably a good idea to buy something cheaper.
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^ Thank you! I appreciate that...its very deceiving when you buy a product that claims to have sunscreen in it but its not enough to actually offer any real protection. I started using SPF 40 for that reason.
:)
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sunblock shud b applied after applying moisturizer rite?????