Also contrary to popular belief Vitamin C and Niacinamide not only can be paired together but there have been studies showing that they work really well together. The research paper where this myth began was done in the 60’s and all negative reactions are due to extreme conditions and temperatures and not to mention was tested on pure ascorbic acid. This is something unlikely to be your problem with today’s advanced formulations stored at constant room temperatures.
The 3rd ingredient Ethelhexyl Methoxycinamate and 4th Ingredient which is hard to pronounce is (Methylene Bis-Benzotriazolyl Tetramethylbutylphenol) also know as Tinsorb M are both sunscreen filters. Just to let you know also Tinsorb M is a hybrid sunscreen filter meaning it’s both physical and chemical considered to be one of the best and most cosmetically elegant sunscreen filter. You should check the ingredient out. The skin Tint I think is the very first product in the local market which used this sophisticated type of filter. BTW there are three types of filters in the formula- Tinsorb M (hybrid), Titanium Dioxide (Physical), Ethylhexyl Methoxycinamate (Chemical).
A person who reacts to gluten may either be “gluten intolerant” or may have “celiac disease” and you are correct even if not consumed it can still affect them when gluten is topically applied.
Just to share all active ingredients in the products include: Glycerin, Sunscreen Filters, Niacinamide and Vitamin E (aka alpha tocopherol on the list)
Thanks for featuring this product, Eunice! I like their skin tint but not for office use because it tends to fade off after 5-6 hours on me. I also enjoy using the translucent powder, I iust find it hard to get the product because of the mesh 😅
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Also contrary to popular belief Vitamin C and Niacinamide not only can be paired together but there have been studies showing that they work really well together. The research paper where this myth began was done in the 60’s and all negative reactions are due to extreme conditions and temperatures and not to mention was tested on pure ascorbic acid. This is something unlikely to be your problem with today’s advanced formulations stored at constant room temperatures.
The 3rd ingredient Ethelhexyl Methoxycinamate and 4th Ingredient which is hard to pronounce is (Methylene Bis-Benzotriazolyl Tetramethylbutylphenol) also know as Tinsorb M are both sunscreen filters. Just to let you know also Tinsorb M is a hybrid sunscreen filter meaning it’s both physical and chemical considered to be one of the best and most cosmetically elegant sunscreen filter. You should check the ingredient out. The skin Tint I think is the very first product in the local market which used this sophisticated type of filter.
BTW there are three types of filters in the formula- Tinsorb M (hybrid), Titanium Dioxide (Physical), Ethylhexyl Methoxycinamate (Chemical).
What’s your MAC shade?
NC40 ☺️
A person who reacts to gluten may either be “gluten intolerant” or may have “celiac disease” and you are correct even if not consumed it can still affect them when gluten is topically applied.
Just to share all active ingredients in the products include: Glycerin, Sunscreen Filters, Niacinamide and Vitamin E (aka alpha tocopherol on the list)
Thanks for featuring this product, Eunice! I like their skin tint but not for office use because it tends to fade off after 5-6 hours on me. I also enjoy using the translucent powder, I iust find it hard to get the product because of the mesh 😅
Yes for quick errand runs lang siya!! Hopefully they make a version na mas long lasting cause it’s super lightweight! ☺️