How much do sunscreen active ingredients' percentages matter? And does anyone even validate companies' SPF claims?
Have you ever thought about how sunscreen SPF claims are validated? Is there some central agency in the U.S. that’s responsible for verifying sunscreen labels' claims, and testing that they truly are broad spectrum? I’m really not sure.
What's the difference between chemical sunscreen and physical sunscreen?
Let’s dive into one of my favorite skincare products of all time…sunscreen! I’ve already shared my paranoia about leaving the house without a layer of sunscreen on my face. Today, let’s explore one of the hot topics when it comes to sunscreen: physical vs. chemical sunscreen. What the heck is the difference? And does it even matter?
Finally—a physical sunscreen that doesn't cause breakouts or make your face look ghostly white. However, my dad thinks that SPF 50 may be overkill.
I have a confession: I can’t leave the house without applying sunscreen. And on the rare occasion that I do, I feel really uncomfortable about it…I just feel strangely exposed without a layer of sunscreen on my face. I think that maybe it’s rooted in fears about the thinning ozone layer and global warming. Anyway, long story short, I’ve tried a lot of different kinds of sunscreen in my day. But I think I’ve found my new favorite: Australian Gold Botanical SPF 50…
Skin care reviews for real people, courtesy of me and my dad.
I solemnly swear to research skin care and beauty products, ask my dad (the chemist) for advice, and share those findings with you!
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