As a clinician, I'd also like to add that if you have had a very severe sunburn in the past, it makes you much more likely to develop skin cancer in the future!
I had multiple of those every summer growing up. There was no such thing as sunscreen in central Asia. Mind you, I am only 36. So this makes me so mad/scared of what might come
@@Masechka143 Sorry, didn't mean to scare you. You're only 36-- still young enough for further prevention! Just apply sunscreen daily and get a skin check in case you're worried about a mole, scaling, etc. I wish there was more education about this a while back, since all the kids these days are wearing sunscreen and I'm totally jealous
I use spf Naturium and la roche with Upf clothing. They also said denim clothes are good to protect yourself in the sun of course together with sunscreen. Thank you for this video!
So a couple things that I have added to my skin protection is a SPF lip balm and I also bought a car sun visor extender to block more of the sun from my lower face and neck area.
Banana Boat has an affordable SPF 50 and sun bum has several. Naked fridays gloss with spf 50 is so pretty but tastes terrible. Paula's choice has a good lip balm with spf. And super goop. And many others. @stephaniebissett5719
Thank you Susan! I did not know about these sun protection supplements prior to your sharing them. I’m a gummy gal so of course I added the gummies to my Amazon cart right away. A must have for me is my Panama Jack SPF 45 lip balm. It’s so emollient, not waxy and is a broad spectrum SPF 45. I’m partial to the tropical, mango or vanilla flavors. I order a 4 pack from Amazon and they come in a cute little canvas pouch.
The only other things I use are the sun protection patches and sun protection face masks. And driving gloves. And I have a son protective umbrella. Okay I go a little overboard LOL :) and I found a sunscreen that is 8 Hour protection! Oh and most of my makeup including lip balm have sun protection as well as the sunscreen I reapply every 2 hours.
Hi Susan, love the video. I completely agree with you. I love sunny bright days here in the Bay Area, CA but yes, it is very important to wear sunscreen. Speaking of which, due to some reason the skin on my cuticles starts to peel whenever I take the Heliocare Advanced Nicotinamide B3 Supplement: Niacinamide 500mg and Fernblock PLE Extract 240mg. Do you think is it because of excess vitamin B? Or should I stick with the non advanced one?
People don’t understand sun protection or sunscreen, you need the right amount of sunscreen and you cant keep rubbing your sunscreen in because you are just rubbing it off and you need water resistant sunscreen if you are going to sweat or go in water and reapply very frequent, everyone raves about Asian sunscreen and that’s great but most are not water resistant and the most important thing is do not rely on sunscreen alone, you need sunscreen protective clothing and get in the shade, umbrella, roof, trees, and do not rely on sprays either you NEED to rub them in and the direction on sprays tell you to do that as well so if you are not you are not properly applying and just because its an Asian or European sunscreen don’t count on it lasting 4 or 5 hours before reapplying because you can and most likely will get a sun burn if you wait that long and you are spending a lot of time in the sun. Love the video glad sun protection is becoming an even bigger topic these days.
10 days ago i went to play pickleball at around 6pm but it was still sunny in California, I had my sunscreen underneath my makeup, I also sprayed sunscreen on my face before heading out as reapplying. But for some reasons, I came back 2-3 days later with super irritating skin on my face. It burns everytime I put on my skin care, I didn't realize I got sunburned, so I put some aloe vera gel, doing some cold compression, but it lasts for over a week, still is as I'm typing this. My skin is drying up in little small patches but I don't wanna peel them, it feels rough and textured when I touch my face. Idk what else to do....
Hi Susan! ☀️ Great video & recommendations! I love your Naturium products & love Soleil Toujours as well. When I was younger (high school & college) I worshipped the sun. Over the past 20 years, I have been a lot more conscious of treating & protecting my skin.
I would find it difficult to wear the SPF clothing, I’d rather just reapply sunscreen, it gets really humid in NYC and I sweat a lot. But having said that I rarely stay out in the sun midday at all I stay mainly indoors and go out later on when the UV is low.
I use spf Naturium and la roche with Upf clothing. They also said denim clothes are good to protect yourself in the sun of course together with sunscreen.
Have you (or anyone) found any good Asian or European sunscreens for the body? Or at least a face sunscreen in a large bottle. I know clothing is the best protection but not always possible for me. US sunscreens just aren’t it and Asian sunscreens come in small bottles so it’s not very cost effective. I’m new to Euro sunscreen and don’t know where to start
For the past 3 summers I've been using the european eucerin dry-touch gel cream spf 50+ on my face because it comes in a 200ml bottle and ends up being very cost effective, it's not perfect as it has quite a strong fragrance but it is the most cosmetically acceptible body sunscreen I have found as it doesn't make my face look and feel super greasy, more just a natural finish.
Nice video, buuuut PA++++ IS NOT the highest UVA protection, can we stop with this misinformation? A lot of influencers keep repeating this. It just means PPD 16 or over. Which is the minimum if you are somewhat concerned about anti aging. Every EU or Australian Suncream by LAW has to have a minimum of PPD ~17 if it is an SPF50 and PPD20 for SPF50+. Sadly in USA the law doesn't force any minimum UVA protection for their Suncreams and there are a lot with PDD under 10.
It’s the highest in the US, so it’s not misinformation here. In a place like Australia it makes sense to have even higher and also more stringent rules because of the proximity to the sun.
PA system in Korea/Japan (and USA) is an entirely different scale from PPD that is used in Europe. So, yes, PA++++ is the highest PA rating. It’s absolutely not misinformation. With that being said, one sunscreen with PA++++ may have a higher uva protection level than another sunscreen with PA++++ as well (both PA++++; one with PPD 16 vs PPD 28)
@andrew4809 Chemical sunscreens do not cause cancer and are perfectly safe. No sunscreens cause cancer... Not protecting yourself with sunscreen is what can cause skin cancer.
As a clinician, I'd also like to add that if you have had a very severe sunburn in the past, it makes you much more likely to develop skin cancer in the future!
I had multiple of those every summer growing up. There was no such thing as sunscreen in central Asia. Mind you, I am only 36. So this makes me so mad/scared of what might come
@@Masechka143 Sorry, didn't mean to scare you. You're only 36-- still young enough for further prevention! Just apply sunscreen daily and get a skin check in case you're worried about a mole, scaling, etc. I wish there was more education about this a while back, since all the kids these days are wearing sunscreen and I'm totally jealous
SUSAN, I must tell you that with makeup, you are beautiful. BUT without makeup, you are STUNNING!
As someone who is rigorous about spf application I need to look into UPF protection
I use spf Naturium and la roche with Upf clothing. They also said denim clothes are good to protect yourself in the sun of course together with sunscreen. Thank you for this video!
I am so appreciative of this video I will be purchasing a UPF hat for my beach trip at this month!
Your lips look so good! You don't need any fillers.
She already got fillers!!😂😂
So a couple things that I have added to my skin protection is a SPF lip balm and I also bought a car sun visor extender to block more of the sun from my lower face and neck area.
Which lip balm?
@@stephaniebissett5719 right now I’m using the Cay Skin one, but I also like the Aquaphor one
Banana Boat has an affordable SPF 50 and sun bum has several. Naked fridays gloss with spf 50 is so pretty but tastes terrible. Paula's choice has a good lip balm with spf. And super goop. And many others. @stephaniebissett5719
Yes to the spf lip balm I am actually going crazy bought one a few weeks ago I can't find for the life of me 😂😂
Thank you Susan. I’ve got to order one of those hats.
Thank you Susan! I did not know about these sun protection supplements prior to your sharing them. I’m a gummy gal so of course I added the gummies to my Amazon cart right away. A must have for me is my Panama Jack SPF 45 lip balm. It’s so emollient, not waxy and is a broad spectrum SPF 45. I’m partial to the tropical, mango or vanilla flavors. I order a 4 pack from Amazon and they come in a cute little canvas pouch.
Hi Susan!!!
So helpful. Could you please do one for kids? Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for sharing such an informative video.
Can you do a video comparing spf sprays, I’ve alway wonder about the consistency of a lot of them, which one make you/makeup greasy or matte
The only other things I use are the sun protection patches and sun protection face masks. And driving gloves. And I have a son protective umbrella. Okay I go a little overboard LOL :) and I found a sunscreen that is 8 Hour protection! Oh and most of my makeup including lip balm have sun protection as well as the sunscreen I reapply every 2 hours.
Hi Susan, love the video. I completely agree with you. I love sunny bright days here in the Bay Area, CA but yes, it is very important to wear sunscreen. Speaking of which, due to some reason the skin on my cuticles starts to peel whenever I take the Heliocare Advanced Nicotinamide B3 Supplement: Niacinamide 500mg and Fernblock PLE Extract 240mg. Do you think is it because of excess vitamin B? Or should I stick with the non advanced one?
People don’t understand sun protection or sunscreen, you need the right amount of sunscreen and you cant keep rubbing your sunscreen in because you are just rubbing it off and you need water resistant sunscreen if you are going to sweat or go in water and reapply very frequent, everyone raves about Asian sunscreen and that’s great but most are not water resistant and the most important thing is do not rely on sunscreen alone, you need sunscreen protective clothing and get in the shade, umbrella, roof, trees, and do not rely on sprays either you NEED to rub them in and the direction on sprays tell you to do that as well so if you are not you are not properly applying and just because its an Asian or European sunscreen don’t count on it lasting 4 or 5 hours before reapplying because you can and most likely will get a sun burn if you wait that long and you are spending a lot of time in the sun. Love the video glad sun protection is becoming an even bigger topic these days.
10 days ago i went to play pickleball at around 6pm but it was still sunny in California, I had my sunscreen underneath my makeup, I also sprayed sunscreen on my face before heading out as reapplying. But for some reasons, I came back 2-3 days later with super irritating skin on my face. It burns everytime I put on my skin care, I didn't realize I got sunburned, so I put some aloe vera gel, doing some cold compression, but it lasts for over a week, still is as I'm typing this. My skin is drying up in little small patches but I don't wanna peel them, it feels rough and textured when I touch my face. Idk what else to do....
Great products! Thank you! I have that same jacket, I moved to Louisiana last summer and the sun is fierce here 😮
Hi Susan! ☀️ Great video & recommendations! I love your Naturium products & love Soleil Toujours as well. When I was younger (high school & college) I worshipped the sun. Over the past 20 years, I have been a lot more conscious of treating & protecting my skin.
I loved the sun too! Still do, but I practice safe sun now.
I would find it difficult to wear the SPF clothing, I’d rather just reapply sunscreen, it gets really humid in NYC and I sweat a lot. But having said that I rarely stay out in the sun midday at all I stay mainly indoors and go out later on when the UV is low.
where is your necklace from?
I’m so glad for this video as I get major sunburn. Thanks! ✨🌷
Omg where is your headband from 👀👀👀
Do you still have an active coupon for farmacy?
I use spf Naturium and la roche with Upf clothing. They also said denim clothes are good to protect yourself in the sun of course together with sunscreen.
This might be the first video my ADHD didn’t make me fast forward through! Love it!!! 😂
As a comunity of spf fanatics (😊) can anyone advise a good way to deal with yellow spf stains on you clothes? Have ruined so many shirts 😢
I have too 😢
Have you (or anyone) found any good Asian or European sunscreens for the body? Or at least a face sunscreen in a large bottle. I know clothing is the best protection but not always possible for me. US sunscreens just aren’t it and Asian sunscreens come in small bottles so it’s not very cost effective. I’m new to Euro sunscreen and don’t know where to start
For the past 3 summers I've been using the european eucerin dry-touch gel cream spf 50+ on my face because it comes in a 200ml bottle and ends up being very cost effective, it's not perfect as it has quite a strong fragrance but it is the most cosmetically acceptible body sunscreen I have found as it doesn't make my face look and feel super greasy, more just a natural finish.
Nice video, buuuut PA++++ IS NOT the highest UVA protection, can we stop with this misinformation? A lot of influencers keep repeating this.
It just means PPD 16 or over. Which is the minimum if you are somewhat concerned about anti aging.
Every EU or Australian Suncream by LAW has to have a minimum of PPD ~17 if it is an SPF50 and PPD20 for SPF50+.
Sadly in USA the law doesn't force any minimum UVA protection for their Suncreams and there are a lot with PDD under 10.
It’s the highest in the US, so it’s not misinformation here. In a place like Australia it makes sense to have even higher and also more stringent rules because of the proximity to the sun.
PA system in Korea/Japan (and USA) is an entirely different scale from PPD that is used in Europe. So, yes, PA++++ is the highest PA rating. It’s absolutely not misinformation.
With that being said, one sunscreen with PA++++ may have a higher uva protection level than another sunscreen with PA++++ as well (both PA++++; one with PPD 16 vs PPD 28)
Susan you're so pretty God bless
💙💙💙
Did she get that buccal fat removal surgery???? Hmmmm…… looks good tho!! But hmmmm…..
I was looking to see if someone else noticed that 😶
I was thinking exactly the same 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨also her face is ti too frozen right now 🤔🤔🤔🤔
I would never!! I want to hold on to as much fat in my face as possible at my age.
@@andreabrenes6323Fresh Bobo 😅
Which chemical sunscreens are safe and don't cause cancer
@andrew4809 Chemical sunscreens do not cause cancer and are perfectly safe. No sunscreens cause cancer... Not protecting yourself with sunscreen is what can cause skin cancer.