The truth about American sunscreen
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Sunscreens and moisturizers are two absolute requirements in every one skincare routine. Unfortunately, not all sunscreens are created equals. If you are here it is because you deserve to know the truth. Here is why American sunscreens are so far behind compared to EU and Asian sunscreens. If you still want to buy American sunscreens I recommend the one from Elta MD but try to opt for Japanese sunscreens.
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Please note that I am not a physician. I only recommend cosmetics that are not medicine. A dermatologist should treat any skin disease. I try my best to suggest hypoallergenic products. However, you may develop an allergy and should consult a doctor if it is the case. If you have a skin disease, I strongly recommend that you consult a physician before testing one of my recommendation or routines. I am 100% independent. All opinions are my own.
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Another thing, in the US it is not mandatory for a company to mention wether they use nano or non-nano physical filters. This is because the FDA didn't define nano particles. Companies are therefore allowed to claim to produce non-nano sunscreens, while according EU regulation they would be considered nano sunscreens (Paula's Choice does this for example). Nano zinc oxide protects less well against UVA, and what you said, the US already have limited options for UVA protection.
They have limited options and no requirement for a minimum of protection ...
U.S. sunscreens are indeed behind in the science of sunscreens. The Elta MD is a good recommendation and also easy to find but the Asian sunscreens are worth the hunt for protection and formulation. From time to time I also use the SuperGoop mineral sunscreen but I layer it over a broad spectrum.
well said
Why do you layer it?
I live in the US and now buy imported sunscreens. Thank you for saving my skin.
I saw. A HUGE difference in my rosacea when I layered my exuviance all mineral SPF 50 SPF with LPR SPF 15 SX moisturizer. I couldn't believe it. Even with just SPF 15! I could not believe UVA was causing so many issues for me 😭
Hi Cyrille,
You are so the best and my favorite! I am from the US and I am not offended that you don’t like our sunscreens, I don’t either! Lol! 😜 I heard that if you suffer from hyperpigmentation you should use physical/mineral sunscreen. Is this true? I find them drying. Can you recommend a moisturizing sunscreen that won’t dry my skin out? How is Krave Beauty’s Sunscreen? Will it protect against hyperpigmentation? Also, I have a dark skin tone (from India) so no white-cast is imperative. Please help!
Hi, a good organic sunscreen is better in case of hyperpigmentation with the new filter. You can try EU sunscreens if you can find them. My favorite one is The SVR CICAVIT SPF50+. If it's easier for you the Krave Beauty Beet Shield is excellent. It has alcohol so be careful if you have sensitive skin but it is not drying.
@@CyrilleLaurent so are you saying zinc is best if you have hyperpigmentation or chemical?
@@CyrilleLaurent ohh I think I understand! The one with the new filter is better than zinc. Thank you 😊
Your Frenchie is adorable! I have two English bulldogs. But I just bought a Scentsy wax Warmer; and it's a black French bulldog! You'd love it! Looks just like your lil dog!
Thank you for making the best videos !
And thank you for being part of the family !
Do you have body sunscreen recommendations? 🙏 So glad to have just found you! Thank you so much for what you do for us!!
Merci Cyrille, j'ai encore appris des choses ! Si un jour vous avez le temps de faire une revue sur les solaires de la parapharmacie française ce serait très intéressant mais je sais que ça prend du temps de tout détailler comme vous le faites. Avez vous un avis sur les filtres utilisés par skin ceuticals dans leur solaire non minéral. J'ai envie d'essayer aussi aquafluid de Bioderma ... Vous le connaissez?
Je crois que me souvenir ques les filtres solaires de chez Skinceuticals sont très standards. Je connais l'aquafluid de Bioderma mais je ne peux pas m'en servir à cause de l'octocrylene. La protection est excellente.
Great content! Do you think 27% zinc oxide only sunscreen can provide high UVA1 protection by any chance? I’m keen to know if it’s worth trying (it’s tinted as well). Thanks.
Hello, let's say that it is reassuring but only a test can tell us. The concentration and how the filters are dispersed are key. A good example is the Drunk Elephant Umbra that has 20% of Zinc Oxide and it is only an SPF30... Why ? likely because the Zinc is not well dispersed ...
Can you recommend any sunscreen to wear under or around the eyes
What do you think of Coloresience total protection face shield SPF 50?
Hi great video! Since I have very sensitive skin I'm little bit scared to use organic filters so I tend to use only physical filter like zinc oxide. I'm willing to use the MD solar sciences sunscreen Spf 50 with 17% of zinc oxide dispersed by a base of dimethicone. What do you think of the formula? Do you think it will provide at least PPD 20?
Hello, unfortunately only a proper test can tell us the PPD value. The SPF and the UVA protection depends on the concentration and how well filters are dispersed into the vehicle. The Drunk Elephant has 20% of zinc oxide and it is only an SPF30... Try the Purito Centella green level or the SVR CIcavit. The filters are very different from the usual organic ones...
Hello Cyrille, I am learning a lot from your videos. I have a request though, would you please review the new Bioderma Photoderm Family Milk/Lait? It has UVAPF42 and doesn't leave a whitecast, is alcohol-free and fragrance-free too! It is slightly yellow. I believe the Uvinul A plus in this product is on 10% concentration (2nd ingredient). Thank you! 😅 -Owen
The PPD is on the Bioderma Spain website, and is also on the back of the tube that I purchased. However, it's not in the Bioderma International website.
@@_qwerty5358 Thank you so much!!!! I've been looking at the international website to know the PPD value. I will review it for sure
In addition to that, I have also tried Bioderma Photoderm Sensitive SPF50+ UVAPF50 but it left a whitecast on my face so I used it on my body instead 😅. I also heard that Bioderma Cicabio SPF50+ has a UVAPF of 39. Looking forward to your next videos. These are all fragrance- free and alcohol-free. 😇
@@_qwerty5358 The Bioderma Photoderm Sensitive SPF50+ UVAPF50 has an amazing protection but it irritates my skin and yes it has a white cast because of the tinosorb M.
I am also eyeing for the Bioderma Photoderm Max Large stick SPF50+. Based on my research, it has a UVAPF38. So excited for you. To review these! The title of your videos should start with .. "A Stem Cell Biologist reacts/reviews ..." Lol. 😂✌
Hey have you tried oat so simple now? Pls post a review videoo! 👋😄💓
Hello, I am editing the video lol. It should be live tonight my time.
@@CyrilleLaurent yay
Replenix Sheer Physical Sunscreen Cream SPF 50 Plus, 2 oz is an excellent AmericInn, all mineral sunscreen.
I am sure there are plenty of good sunscreens but because UVA protection level is not regulated you have to trust. I've looked at the formula and indeed it seems promising...
@@CyrilleLaurent To be frank, there aren't many effective, wearable mineral sunscreens. All of the inexpensive ones have a terrible white cast.
I like this one too.
Asian and Japanese sunscreens have a big problem, these are full of fragrance. I allergies to fragrance of skin products
Hello, not all of them check my video on Skin Aqua sunscreens. The Super moisturize Milk SPF50+PA++++ is fragrance and alcohol-free. ruclips.net/video/5lRLn2Q-Wco/видео.html
@@CyrilleLaurent thank you
@@ma-cb79on You are welcome
US Sunscreens SUCK. Thick, greasy, heavy, pore clogging. Once I found out about sunscreens from other countries, I never looked back. Could you recommend a way to push for these new sunscreens in the US? I've emailed the FDA, and got a generic response. I also emailed my representatives but also got a generic response. That was 2 years ago.
Come over to my place and deliver the best sunscreen...lol
Please review EVY sunscreen. Its a Swedish brand. They call it the king of sunscreens.
@@jam6web84 Hello, I am a bit so so because it is an SPF50 and I use only SPF50+. The less UV my skin gets the better.
But where do you live? lol
@@CyrilleLaurent Well it is from Sweden so they might have a different method of UV rating. The filters are very good though.
@@jam6web84 They use the EU requirements so it has to be the same. The filters are octocrylene (UVB), Uvinul A plus (UVAI), Avobenzone (UVAI), Tinosorb S (UVB, UVAII, UVAI) and Uvinul T150 (UVB). The filters are good but I am often sensitive to octocrylene
This is only relevant if you choose sunscreens that use chemical filters. I like mineral sunscreens, so I'm perfectly happy to use Paula's Choice sunscreens that use titanium dioxide and zinc oxide.
Hello, actually mineral and organic filters are both chemical filters... In the USA it is safer to use mineral sunscreens like you've said because zinc oxide is photostable. But there are still the same problems. You have no idea of the level of UVA protection. The protection can be very low and still pass.
@@CyrilleLaurent Fair enough, but if I'm committed to only using mineral sunscreens anyway, does it matter?
@@lianelevy7888 No if you have found a mineral sunscreen SPF50+ and you are happy with it keep on using it.