On my lips I use the Eucerin spf 15 chapstick. I realize 15 is hardly anything but it's really comfortable and I find myself reapplying frequently which would likely not happen if I didn't like it 😅
I hiiiiighly recommend the sun bum lip spf 30! The one in the black tube. It’s called the signature spf 30 lip balm. It’s great it’s flavorant and fragrance free it’s water resistant, and it leaves like 1/10 of the white cast of the vanicream. And it’s a stick so it’s just easier to apply like you don’t feel like you have to rub it in at all
Seeing you use all the products is really helpful, and especially the layering sunscreen part. I appreciate you mentioning all the details around sunscreen application, how to do it properly, etc. Thank you!
New subscriber from Brazil here! Binge watching a bunch of your videos. You are awesome! Do not need to cry today, the audio e close ups of your face were great.
I like to exercise at night, so that when I’m done I’ll be able to double cleanse right away! Btw I’ve never even considered mineral spf for the lips omg I guess I don’t mind eating the organic filters lol
I love watching your videos! And you look fantastic dear, keep doing what your doing because it's working. Me personally, I have to use tinted because of freckles and a couple malasma issues so I really cake it on my face every two hours. I heard that you should do this and wear new fabric ( if wearing a mask over it) according to Dr dray that can help protect you further but even though I use waterproof it still kind of rubs off even after fully dry. What would be your intake on this? I would like to know and have this discussion with you. Thanks!
When I layer two different sunscreens I try to wait at least 15 minutes before going in with the next one. I also try not to rub hard on the second application so as not to disrupt the first layer too much. 😁
Interesting routine. I like the sound of the ginseng essence. Have you tried the Altruist sunscreens? It’s chemical and I’m currently finishing off the face fluid. Also according to Niod, they use fractionated melanin in their survival serum which blocks out blue light. Going to give that a go. 🙏🏾
You can order it from Amazon UK. I have the SPF 50, and enjoy it. Really hydrating because it’s rich in glycerin. I want to try the fluid version for the summer.
Hello, I am new to your channel and I have been really enjoying your videos! I currently use the Elta MD UV elements. How does it compare to the Cotz flawless complexion and the Drmtlgy Sunscreen in terms of tint? I am darker than you (med-deep) and need something that doesn’t leave a cast and works for darker skin. Also, which green tea do you like best? I always want to make a cup when I see you drink. Lol!
I've never tried that one from elta md but I'm thinking of trying their newest tinted formula so hopefully that will give you a better idea. Id say it's worth a try to give drmtlgy a go. I've seen people with darker skin tones use it and it looks good. It's much more affordable than elta too :)
I love the texture and tint of Drmtlgy sunscreen but unfortunately it dries my skin out and causes mild irritation. I got the pipette sunscreen after watching and love how it feels on my skin. Very moisturising. It does leave very white cast but I don't really mind it because it feels really good on my skin. Thanks a lot for the video.
Yay! I layer sunscreens too, just to make sure I get adequate UVA protection. 1st a high UVA protection rated european sunscreen (Tinosorb M, S, etc) and then a tinted all-mineral sunscreen on top. Happy to hear I’m not the only one that does this :) Preventative measures might cost more up front, but will save way more $ (and frustration) later in trying to fix the problems - applies to health/nutrition as well. Happy New Year, and thanks for your videos!
@@renamartin469 I’m still experimenting, but currently am using Daylong Extreme Liposomal SPF 50, and then either EltaMd UV Physical Tinted 41 or Australian Gold Tinted 50 on top. I haven’t found my hg yet, and though these work pretty well on me I want to finish them up so I can try out some others. It’s like a treasure hunt, or maybe just an addiction ;)
Could you please explain why layering sunscreen doesn't increase SPF? It doesn't make any sense to me, in real life two blankets block more visible light than one blanket. But all dermatologists say it's otherwise. Are there any studies to support that?
so can you layer a zinc oxide-based sunscreen and then a second layer of thinner tinted sunscreen? i see u did it in the video and I'm asking bc I use a regular zinc sunscreen and then I was wondering if I can go in with a thin layer of tinted sunscreen bc the tinted one is more expensive so I don't want to waste it all! thanks for the video !
Sorry to spoil this, but sunscreen is too important to get it wrong: 👉 If two products you want to mix both contain only physical ingredients, you'll probably be just fine using two sunscreens. But, if they each contain even a small amount of a chemical ingredient-as many sunscreens do-it's not advisable to combine the two.
I gotchu with some lip balm recs. I am mineral-only lip person, just bc I have reactions to any chemical filters. (They are all also fragrance-free for the same reason.) I’ve got 2, one cheap, one more $. First is the Sun Bum Signature Lip Balm (matte black packaging). Spf 30 & water resistant 80 min. It’s like $4-5 on Amazon. I keep them stashed everywhere. Not really a cast at all that I can see. The second is the Colorscience Total Protection Sport Stick 50. A pricey rec, but I’m gonna include it here bc it’s just such high quality. It’s $29 (I know, I know! Stay w me) but it’s spf 50, non nano zinc & has iron oxides in it, but it’s doesn’t have a color to it. You also get 4x the product of the sunbum one, so although the initial price is high, it almost evens out cost-wise.
Wow thanks for the breakdown. Very interested in the color science especially since it sounds like you get a lot more product. I feel like I've looked into the sun bum but never bought it I can't remember why.
Can you make a video going over common active ingredients in sunscreen and what UV ray it covers? I always thought UVA and UVB rays were just one kind of thing, but recently learned there are like UVA 1 and UVA 2 type of rays? I'm probably getting that wrong but I also learned that not all filters specifically for UVA or UVB get all these levels of wavelengths and it's just a lot of information that gets overwhelming and confusing :P
Hi..I also like layering sunscreens...I don't really care if they are chemical or not..currently I am finishing the PURITO ( yes, even with the controversy) as a moisturizer and the layering with the Hada Labo gel SPF 50+ PA ++++... I do wait at least 25 minutes before reapplying....It's now dark and cold in Northern Europe so we are mostly indoors!!! Strangely, I don't mind wearing sunscreen..it's just a part of my routine...wish I started earlier.... I hear good reviews over the DRMTLGY...not available in Europe... anyway like your channel and have a wonderful New year's eve!!! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
At this camera angle, I feel like you’re giving me the stare down to go put on some fackin spf. I probably should ngl. edit: I like the Cotz lip balm. I am pretty dark, yet the beige is fairly faint and tolerable. I even sometimes wear it at night because of how emollient it is.
May I ask a quick question? Thank you! Would it be a problem if I add some yellow and red iron oxide into a non tinted mineral sunscreen (not alumina free) with the aim to tint it a little?
Your skin doesn’t feel dehydrated if you don’t seal in your toners and serums with a moisturizer? If I wait for my skin to dry before applying sunscreen, my skin feels terrible. Love your comments on the sunscreen lip balm! I’ve been so worried about ingesting all the chemicals. I will definitely be getting the vanicream and Cotz.
Not really. I also live in a humid mediterranean climate where it's more humid in winter and I don't run the heater, so the product naturally dries more slowly for me reducing water loss
how do you reapply a lotion-based sunscreen throughout the day (do you refresh your skin before reapplying or just go in with the reapplication)??! I usually just put on the sunscreen on my previous layer but it feels icky :/
“Casper the friendly ghost who happens to be very friendly” -> 😂 I hear ya (have the same lip sunscreen). Looking for alternatives, too 🤷🏻♀️. I’ll be on the lookout; share if you find a good one. Gracias
Really enjoyed your video! It was nice to see the texture and finish of each sunscreens but it is really unnecessary and potentially ineffective to layer different sunscreens.
Great video. I actually have a question on the first half of the routine. You used the BHA liquid after the Purito essence/toner. Any thoughts on products order when exfoliators are involved? I would normally use an exfoliator first. Thanks!
Love layering sunscreen! I basically do the same thing every day (esp aft you mentioned nano sizes and diversity of particle size in your cotz vid), I find having an organic SPF that acts as a moisturiser makes it easier to layer sunscreens daily Haven't found anything that beats vanicream, I actually use it around my eyes for a few layers before i get the first physical SPF on my face (Which i still apply around my eyes), just since it's so moisturising and doesn't migrate into my eyes like most physical spfs, and I don't trust how stick sunscreens apply so.. lol. Also there was a coupon on amazon for that ginseng essence for like $30 off!! it still wasn't cheap but I love it and was so glad you mentioned it in your Donginbi video!
Not the first time I've heard of applying lip balm around the eyes actually. Not a bad idea. Also the coupon you speak of sounds like a great deal. I'm glad you like it. I use that one every day still
Hi, do you think it matters if I use a sunscreen that contains alcohol (like Krave Beauty's Beet The Shield) if I plan on incorporating adapalene into my routine?
If i would layer sunscreen my skin would look like a red pan full of oil..I swear i have worst skin in universe most sensitive and oily/dry/reactive...
Hey there!! "7 minutes in heaven with Casper the ghost..." Hysterical!
Hey there! Haha
I didn't mind the closeness. Made it easier to see how everything went on. Glad this attempt was a sucess!!!
On my lips I use the Eucerin spf 15 chapstick. I realize 15 is hardly anything but it's really comfortable and I find myself reapplying frequently which would likely not happen if I didn't like it 😅
I hiiiiighly recommend the sun bum lip spf 30! The one in the black tube. It’s called the signature spf 30 lip balm. It’s great it’s flavorant and fragrance free it’s water resistant, and it leaves like 1/10 of the white cast of the vanicream. And it’s a stick so it’s just easier to apply like you don’t feel like you have to rub it in at all
Seeing you use all the products is really helpful, and especially the layering sunscreen part. I appreciate you mentioning all the details around sunscreen application, how to do it properly, etc. Thank you!
New subscriber from Brazil here! Binge watching a bunch of your videos. You are awesome! Do not need to cry today, the audio e close ups of your face were great.
he is the best......welcome to the channel!
Aw thanks so much.
I like to exercise at night, so that when I’m done I’ll be able to double cleanse right away!
Btw I’ve never even considered mineral spf for the lips omg
I guess I don’t mind eating the organic filters lol
That's also smart. And haha yeah it's probably totally safe to consume but I just don't see any data on it at the moment.
MyGod you hypnotized me in this video
I love watching your videos! And you look fantastic dear, keep doing what your doing because it's working. Me personally, I have to use tinted because of freckles and a couple malasma issues so I really cake it on my face every two hours. I heard that you should do this and wear new fabric ( if wearing a mask over it) according to Dr dray that can help protect you further but even though I use waterproof it still kind of rubs off even after fully dry. What would be your intake on this? I would like to know and have this discussion with you. Thanks!
I avoid working out PERIODT. I guess my pores will never be naturally cleansed 😂
Lol!
When I layer two different sunscreens I try to wait at least 15 minutes before going in with the next one. I also try not to rub hard on the second application so as not to disrupt the first layer too much. 😁
That's smart and I admire your patience. For me if I waited that long I would just forget altogether haha.
@@frugalskin 🤣😂 I've got a lot of time to burn for now
Interesting routine. I like the sound of the ginseng essence. Have you tried the Altruist sunscreens? It’s chemical and I’m currently finishing off the face fluid. Also according to Niod, they use fractionated melanin in their survival serum which blocks out blue light. Going to give that a go. 🙏🏾
No I haven't. I believe it's european right? I think I looked into it once but couldn't find a site that delivered to me.
@@frugalskin it is from the UK. Dr Dray loves it. 😛
You can order it from Amazon UK. I have the SPF 50, and enjoy it. Really hydrating because it’s rich in glycerin. I want to try the fluid version for the summer.
Pacifica peach spf 30 balm would combine super well with your balm. It’s like $6.
Hello, I am new to your channel and I have been really enjoying your videos! I currently use the Elta MD UV elements. How does it compare to the Cotz flawless complexion and the Drmtlgy Sunscreen in terms of tint? I am darker than you (med-deep) and need something that doesn’t leave a cast and works for darker skin. Also, which green tea do you like best? I always want to make a cup when I see you drink. Lol!
I've never tried that one from elta md but I'm thinking of trying their newest tinted formula so hopefully that will give you a better idea. Id say it's worth a try to give drmtlgy a go. I've seen people with darker skin tones use it and it looks good. It's much more affordable than elta too :)
Also I drink a sencha green tea from trader joe's. Its 3 dollars for 20 bags :D
Damn. Now I’m thinking about all the Uvinul A Plus and Tinosorb S I’ve ingested from my Avene lip balm habit 🤔
I use this one too! Is this bad? I mean we need spf for the lips 🤣
@@meganfc7094 I haven’t stopped using it lmao. Studies have yet to show any harmful effects from the newer filters.
I love the texture and tint of Drmtlgy sunscreen but unfortunately it dries my skin out and causes mild irritation. I got the pipette sunscreen after watching and love how it feels on my skin. Very moisturising. It does leave very white cast but I don't really mind it because it feels really good on my skin. Thanks a lot for the video.
Yay! I layer sunscreens too, just to make sure I get adequate UVA protection. 1st a high UVA protection rated european sunscreen (Tinosorb M, S, etc) and then a tinted all-mineral sunscreen on top. Happy to hear I’m not the only one that does this :) Preventative measures might cost more up front, but will save way more $ (and frustration) later in trying to fix the problems - applies to health/nutrition as well. Happy New Year, and thanks for your videos!
Girl, which two do you layer?
@@renamartin469 I’m still experimenting, but currently am using Daylong Extreme Liposomal SPF 50, and then either EltaMd UV Physical Tinted 41 or Australian Gold Tinted 50 on top. I haven’t found my hg yet, and though these work pretty well on me I want to finish them up so I can try out some others. It’s like a treasure hunt, or maybe just an addiction ;)
Happy new years!
Could you please explain why layering sunscreen doesn't increase SPF? It doesn't make any sense to me, in real life two blankets block more visible light than one blanket. But all dermatologists say it's otherwise. Are there any studies to support that?
so can you layer a zinc oxide-based sunscreen and then a second layer of thinner tinted sunscreen? i see u did it in the video and I'm asking bc I use a regular zinc sunscreen and then I was wondering if I can go in with a thin layer of tinted sunscreen bc the tinted one is more expensive so I don't want to waste it all! thanks for the video !
Sorry to spoil this, but sunscreen is too important to get it wrong: 👉 If two products you want to mix both contain only physical ingredients, you'll probably be just fine using two sunscreens. But, if they each contain even a small amount of a chemical ingredient-as many sunscreens do-it's not advisable to combine the two.
Hey, I would like to ask why does my sunscreen pill when I reapply throughout they day using the same sunscreen?
I gotchu with some lip balm recs. I am mineral-only lip person, just bc I have reactions to any chemical filters. (They are all also fragrance-free for the same reason.) I’ve got 2, one cheap, one more $. First is the Sun Bum Signature Lip Balm (matte black packaging). Spf 30 & water resistant 80 min. It’s like $4-5 on Amazon. I keep them stashed everywhere. Not really a cast at all that I can see. The second is the Colorscience Total Protection Sport Stick 50. A pricey rec, but I’m gonna include it here bc it’s just such high quality. It’s $29 (I know, I know! Stay w me) but it’s spf 50, non nano zinc & has iron oxides in it, but it’s doesn’t have a color to it. You also get 4x the product of the sunbum one, so although the initial price is high, it almost evens out cost-wise.
Wow thanks for the breakdown. Very interested in the color science especially since it sounds like you get a lot more product. I feel like I've looked into the sun bum but never bought it I can't remember why.
Can you make a video going over common active ingredients in sunscreen and what UV ray it covers? I always thought UVA and UVB rays were just one kind of thing, but recently learned there are like UVA 1 and UVA 2 type of rays? I'm probably getting that wrong but I also learned that not all filters specifically for UVA or UVB get all these levels of wavelengths and it's just a lot of information that gets overwhelming and confusing :P
Hey! Is your channel's name a play on "rotten skin" ?! :-O
Try the sunbum signature lip sunscreen (the black one) its SPF 30 with 8% zinc oxide. Cast should be much better than the vani cream.
Also: when you reapply, do you pick one of those sunscreens to top off with or do you do all three of them again?
I will just use one of them :)
Hi..I also like layering sunscreens...I don't really care if they are chemical or not..currently I am finishing the PURITO ( yes, even with the controversy) as a moisturizer and the layering with the Hada Labo gel SPF 50+ PA ++++... I do wait at least 25 minutes before reapplying....It's now dark and cold in Northern Europe so we are mostly indoors!!! Strangely, I don't mind wearing sunscreen..it's just a part of my routine...wish I started earlier.... I hear good reviews over the DRMTLGY...not available in Europe... anyway like your channel and have a wonderful New year's eve!!! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Good on you! I wish I had your patience to wait. Happy new years and thanks for watching!
I use Sun Bum on my lips. I cannot find a mi mineral lip sun screen without a crazy white cast.
How does the Pipette compare to the cotz for sensitive skin?
At this camera angle, I feel like you’re giving me the stare down to go put on some fackin spf. I probably should ngl.
edit: I like the Cotz lip balm. I am pretty dark, yet the beige is fairly faint and tolerable. I even sometimes wear it at night because of how emollient it is.
Lolol I see that. And I have worn the vanicream at night sometimes too haha
Agreed on the cotz one. It’s great and no cast.
For the lips have you tried Sun Bum Signature spf 30
May I ask a quick question? Thank you! Would it be a problem if I add some yellow and red iron oxide into a non tinted mineral sunscreen (not alumina free) with the aim to tint it a little?
Your skin doesn’t feel dehydrated if you don’t seal in your toners and serums with a moisturizer? If I wait for my skin to dry before applying sunscreen, my skin feels terrible.
Love your comments on the sunscreen lip balm! I’ve been so worried about ingesting all the chemicals. I will definitely be getting the vanicream and Cotz.
Not really. I also live in a humid mediterranean climate where it's more humid in winter and I don't run the heater, so the product naturally dries more slowly for me reducing water loss
The cotz lip balm is pretty good. It leaves a slight tone up on my lips but it's definitely the best I've seen so far. The flavor is kinda yucky tho
Okay awesome to know thank you. I'm gonna get it I think.
New here and I must belong, I see my face wash in your shower 👁️🔍
how do you reapply a lotion-based sunscreen throughout the day (do you refresh your skin before reapplying or just go in with the reapplication)??! I usually just put on the sunscreen on my previous layer but it feels icky :/
I just put it right over to apply. It doesn't feel bad for me. Maybe try reapplying with a lighter textured sunscreen like the skin aqua sunscreens
“Casper the friendly ghost who happens to be very friendly” -> 😂
I hear ya (have the same lip sunscreen). Looking for alternatives, too 🤷🏻♀️. I’ll be on the lookout; share if you find a good one. Gracias
Haha now I know who watches all the way through :) thank you and yes please let me know!
@@frugalskin You know it haha. Will do 🤙🏼
Really enjoyed your video! It was nice to see the texture and finish of each sunscreens but it is really unnecessary and potentially ineffective to layer different sunscreens.
Great video. I actually have a question on the first half of the routine. You used the BHA liquid after the Purito essence/toner. Any thoughts on products order when exfoliators are involved? I would normally use an exfoliator first. Thanks!
Love layering sunscreen! I basically do the same thing every day (esp aft you mentioned nano sizes and diversity of particle size in your cotz vid), I find having an organic SPF that acts as a moisturiser makes it easier to layer sunscreens daily
Haven't found anything that beats vanicream, I actually use it around my eyes for a few layers before i get the first physical SPF on my face (Which i still apply around my eyes), just since it's so moisturising and doesn't migrate into my eyes like most physical spfs, and I don't trust how stick sunscreens apply so.. lol.
Also there was a coupon on amazon for that ginseng essence for like $30 off!! it still wasn't cheap but I love it and was so glad you mentioned it in your Donginbi video!
Not the first time I've heard of applying lip balm around the eyes actually. Not a bad idea. Also the coupon you speak of sounds like a great deal. I'm glad you like it. I use that one every day still
Love your channel but that pipette sunscreen looks purple/white on my dark skin unfortunately 😐
Ah yeah it can be a problem especially with non nano. Hopefully you can use the organic ones instead. I prefer them myself.
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How old are you?
2:39 word to Karl Popper & the theory of falsification.
Hi, do you think it matters if I use a sunscreen that contains alcohol (like Krave Beauty's Beet The Shield) if I plan on incorporating adapalene into my routine?
No there's no issue with alcohol and retinoic acid.
If i would layer sunscreen my skin would look like a red pan full of oil..I swear i have worst skin in universe most sensitive and oily/dry/reactive...
Omg you're so attractive🙈🌹