International Sunscreens: KBeauty, JBeauty, Australia, & Europe! | Dr. Shereene Idriss
Time for an international sunscreen round up! From Korea to Japan to Austrailia to finally, Europe! We're reviewing 10 different sunscreens for all skin types and tones. Thank you Stylevana for sponsoring a portion of this video (6:26 - 7:40). The products in the video and below are my personal picks and not sponsored by any of the brands.
0:00 intro
0:28 sunscreen regulations in the US
1:25 how to evaluate sunscreens
6:26 kbeauty and jbeauty
13:18 austrailia
17:57 europe
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When I lived in Australia twenty years ago, I brought with me what was considered the best sunscreen on the Canadian market at the time. We burned. Then I discovered the Australian Cancer Council store, where they sell their own brand of sunscreen. They sold them in huge containers and at a very fair price. That sunscreen never failed us.
As an Aussie I agree with you. The Australian Cancer council make the best sunscreens
Is it easy to wear on the face?
@@nado5918 yes 👍
I wonder if you can buy this sunscreen in the US?
@@nado5918they sell specific face moisturiser with spf50. The standard bulk pack sunscreen is very oily on the face but the moisturiser is lovely and effective
Asian sunscreens saved my skin!! I can’t wear anything else every single day!! So grateful for international products
Yay! It's great to hear! Wich one is your daily go to?
@@catherine159 my favorites are Beauty Of Joseon and Skin1004 sunscreens
Yes !! Me too. My fav is Beauty of Joseon. No stinging of eyes 👀
Same here!
Yeah can’t purchase them online anymore
Is it just me or is Dr. Shereene's glow on point?! Your skin is looking flawless! Also your makeup is fabulous! 🩷
Yes!!! I want to know her secrets! She is looking absolutely fabulous!
@@Future-zx9tsgoing to derm school for 12+ years lol is the secret!! Plus genetics but the Doc hands down has THEE BEST SKIN I HAVE EVER SEEN, absolutely beautifully flawless ❤️❤️
I agree, it’s not that tacky look that looks oily
It's called heavy makeup lol
Thank you for this. I'm almost 70. My father died of melanoma when he was only 39 years old. Needless to say, I am a fanatic about sun protection and annual check ups. Our eldest daughter and grandchildren live in Australia. They take sun protection to an entirely different level. "No hat, no play" is a sign you'll see in schools and day care. Sunscreen in pumps is sometimes on the tables of outdoor restaurants near the salt and pepper. Our grandkids are under the age of 10, but they know putting on sunscreen goes with the toothbrushing and hair comb every morning. Sunscreen is in their backpacks and has to be reapplied at recess. We visit Oz every year and I stock up on a variety of sunscreens (I've used everyone you've mentioned) for my return to the US. My favorite face one is from Mecca (the Aussie Sephora).
@@ShereeneIdriss..-.. I don't think this is legit.
As an Australian I use sunscreen every day. Mix the brands around occasionally, but never forget.
As an Australian, I'm very happy with the range of sunscreens sold here. Majority of everything you buy is SPF 50+. I have used neutrogena for years as it keeps my face matte. Its a mattyfying sunscreen for your face. But over my body, i just use the local supermarket brand as it is a bit oilier.
I agree, Aussie here.
I agree also Aussie here 🙋🏻♀️
Me too - I find Natio 50+ moisturising lotion is so easy to use ❤
does bondi sands provide enough protection when uv index is like 6-7?
Love how you included Australia!
Happy you added Australia. The cancer council range is amazing and affordable. Ultra violette is also lovely under makeup xx
I am obsessed with Ultra Violette...amazing sunscreen
Have you tried sun sense tinted one? Australian made and its lovely.
@@natashat6541 Sunsense is also another excellent brand
@@natashat6541I haven’t but I’ll have to put it on my list now. Ty for the recommendation 😊
I've been looking forward to this video for so long. I've always known international sunscreens are where it's at, but never knew how to get started or where to buy them. I will definitely be placing an order from Stylevana and using your code. Thank you so much!
I'm living in Italy 🇮🇹, and I'm so happy you've recommended the Eucerin sunscreen that I'm using for years and love it! I use the not tinted version, and it performs perfectly on my combination skin.
So glad you mentioned Australia sunscreens, we have probably the Best Facilities in The World when it comes to making sunscreens, it’s big business here and years ago they would advertise it on our tv commercials with the slogan of “Slip, Slap, Slop” being Slip on sun protection clothes, Slap on a Hat 👒 and Slop on That Sunscreen, just about all our sunscreens are 50+++, you really can’t go wrong with any of the sunscreen products that are made in Australia 🇦🇺, I’m currently using a sunscreen that’s from a store here in Australia 🇦🇺 called Mecca and it’s their own brand of face and body sunscreen, plays well under my makeup, doesn’t sting my eyes and I’ve never been burnt from the Sun when wearing it and I spend a lot of time outdoors. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺❤️❤️ Great video Dr ❤️❤️
The Mecca sunscreen is the best and does not get enough love. Its not cheap but worth every cent. Its like an spf, moisturiser and primer rolled into one.
Mecca sunscreen is 10/10
I just love Australian products. I have to try these. I recently discovered the best Vitamin C I’ve ever used from an Australian brand… Ausceuticals. My skin is so happy🙌
Yasss Mecca sunscreen is the bloody best !!!
@@waterlily3161 That’s exactly how I use it, I can’t tell you how many tubes I’ve purchased of the sunscreen and now they have the big tube of the body sunscreen, I wish they’d make the face one in that size but it can be worn on the face also, it’s just a bit more glowy…🥰🥰🇦🇺
You are absolutely Glowing Dr Idriss! You are the only derm who I trust online! Thank you for educating us! 🙏💕✨
Dr. Idriss, you are simply amazing! Thank you for your tremendously informative videos. It turns out that in the past 20 years, I did not know what I was doing. I am following your advice, and everything has changed. I can't thank you enough!!!!
Eucerin 50 is the one I have been wearing. No white cast, great protection! ❤ Glad you included it.
_I love that u share info like this. A lot of us average consumers get kept in the dark about things that could benefit us. Thank u!_ 🤓💪❤️
Omg yaaas thanks for the discount code! BOJ for life ❤
I’m so glad you referenced Lab Muffin, you are both two of my favourite people giving great advice, science based. 🇦🇺💐💕
Wear your sunscreen. I have been applying every morning since 1986. No skin cancer, yet. I have fewer wrinkles than my friends. Oh, and all of those 37 years have been lived in Arizona and Texas. I was a one time a day applicant unless it was a day spent outside. Then, I was slavish about reapplying. My friends teased me about being pasty in the 80s and 90s, but I hated the idea of getting a sun burn.
I only started wearing it regularly in like 2014/2015 (I'll be 40 next year) and often get mistaken for someone at least 10 if not more yrs younger. Most of my friends also do too, but despite my best efforts, they REFUSE to wear sunscreen regularly. I've TRIED to tell them that if you can see the sun, the sun can see you. Also, skin cancer doesn't care if you're outside for 5 min a day or 5 hrs, so wear the damn sunscreen. And they STILL refuse. 🤷🏼♀️
I do have to say, I have MUCH darker skin than Tiff(?), live in Australia and use the Naked Sundays Mineral Sunscreen SPF50 and have been using it since it launched. It IS thick (probably wouldn’t be great for oily/combination skin) but it is NOT tinted. That’s just the colour of the sunscreen and while it does give you a white cast initially, it goes away after about 3-5 mins! And yes, I use a teaspoon of sunscreen on my face everyday! So if you are normal/dry, sensitive and are prone to pigmentation/melasma, it’s a REALLY lovely sunscreen. They also have a chemical sunscreen that’s lovely too!
As an Australian our sunscreen’s always protect and the formulas are getting so nice UV index 13 tomorrow 😅
13 wow , thats a whole lot of sun ☀
wow your skin is so flawless in this video
I'm sooo excited you mentioned Australia! I'm in Queensland and I use the Cancer Council everyday sunscreen religiously for my whole family. It comes in a giant bottle with an easy dispenser. I use it under my makeup too, which is usually no problem. However the warmer it becomes I have noticed more pilling so thats a bummer. Going to keep using it though
The Eucerin Oil Control Face Sun Gel-Creme LSF is also fantastic, especially if you are acne/rosacea prone. You can’t feel it on your face at all. It’s my life saver since several years.
I am from Australia and have tried so many sunscreens from here and Europe and would have to say I love Naked Sunday. I used it as a primer under makeup and it blends in beautifully. I also find it blurs my wrinkles well and gives a nice glow to my skin. I prefer physical sunscreens as chemical tend to irritate my skin. Love it!!
Ha! So glad I bought my 5 tubes from Stylevanna last week before your influence video! Don’t wanna be dealing with sell outs because of you and your wisdom. 😘
wow this is one of the most informative videos I've watched regarding SPF. I've learnt so much from this thank you!
Prob one of the best breakdown videos on Sunscreen
So happy to see that you covered Australia, I'm in New Zealand. I use the Bondi sands, ultra violette and Naked Sundays and an avid believer of wesring sunscreen whether it's rain or shine - never forgetting. I used to have acne growing up and a lot of other skin concerns so I'm verrrryyy picky about skincare products, even makeup that I use as 1 wrong thing and my skin still breakouts. Your channel has helped me out in my ongoing hunt of best things out there for my skin-type. Thank you 💙
It’s now almost 2 years of me using Beauty of Joseon & I don’t think I will ever change from it. I’m so happy with it.
it s not eyes friendly. i like more Hada labo ones
@@Sky10811 too bad it didn't work for you. because i have very sensitive eyes, esp during winters in Chicago (I start tearing up just standing waiting for the bus). BOJ doesnt burn my eyes at all. la roche posay was my go-to before and it would always make me cry (aside from the constant pilling)
@Sky10811 bummer, it’s the only sunscreen that doesn’t bother my eyes, and I’ve tried over 30 in the last year. But there will always be variation as to what works for each of us.
@@wplants9793 wow, lucky you! my eyes cried from BOJ. the one i use without frying: HAda Labo Skin aque milk (blue bottle)
@@wplants9793i thought i was the onyl one on the sun screen struggle bus
Hey, if you like the first 3 Korean suncreams, then you will definitely love the P.CALM Water Barrier Suncream!! I love this stuff. It sinks in so quickly and leaves no white cast and is fragrance free. Your content is so informative and fun to watch. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Have a great day! 😊
I love how nuanced this video was. Thanks Doc!
I live by EVY Kids for my 65 years young, sensitive, dry, NYC face - year round. It’s from Sweden. Fragrance free. No breakouts, doesn’t irritate my super sensitive eyes. I even use it on my lips. It keeps me white as a ghost. It ain’t cheap, nor is shipping from Europe, but I will never give it up (strangely, the other versions don’t agree with me, though I know people that love the Face version. The less ingredients, the better for me). The manufacturer uses one distributor to the U.S. packaging and service is superb. It’s always fresh. I have found nothing else that comes close and I can’t tell you how many I have tried both in the States and abroad. I was skeptical about using a foam sunscreen but it works so well on so many levels. I do have to use an oil cleanser to remove it. I follow it up with Vanicream Cleanser and Vanicream Cream, which I use on my face and body. Very interested in brands you mention. Did you say which ones are best for dry, super sensitive skin?
I’m in the UK and this is the sunscreen I use. I’m so chuffed that this is the one you’ve shown. It’s incredible
I love it, I live in Australia and have almost every sunscreen you mentioned, or at least something from every brand you highlighted, even all the Korean ones. Sunscreen is serious business here!
In Australia our UV index in summer is 11 to 14, I never go outdoor without sunscreen even at home because we have a lots of windows.
Thank you very much for showing us the right ingredients to look for in a sunscreen :) Never have I been so active in search of better products for my skin health.
Please drop this makeup regimen lol your makeup looks increddddible! Also lovvvve the round lab sunscreen! Gorgeous .
My Nerd Professor, thank you for saying sunscreen burns your eyes, I have the same problem! So excited to order your recommendations! My pillow talk derm notebook is filling up!
Thank you so much for this video. Turning 32 soon, and I learned in my late 20s the importance of sunscreen, and since then, I have been on a journey to find the perfect one for me. I have combo acne prone skin with big pores and acne scars. I wear light makeup but I do wear it. I am confident that my forever sunscreen is in this video.
Would you consider sharing where you got your outfits and accessories in future videos? I love your style! Thank you for another informative video. ❤
Your skin and makeup look so good here!
Great video! As an Aussie, I use Korean sunscreens for daily use (walking to the office, not spending too much time outdoors), but always choose an Australian water resistant sunscreen for hiking, running and beach activities (where I am getting sweaty). I tried to find a good water resistant Asian sunscreen but just can't risk it with our sun!
This is the most helpful video on sunscreens I’ve watched! Talking about checking the UV index is soso helpful because I never knew if it’s below a 3 it’s typically fine to not wear sunscreen
Thank you for this video!! I love sunscreen and know it’s a big factor why my skin looks as good as it does! I’ve gone through tubes and tubes of Beauty of Joseon. It disappears into the skin, no white cast and best of all, does not irritate the eyes. I like Stylevana, but their shipping can take some time. I’ve been purchasing on Olive Young, another Korean store, and their shipping is pretty fast. I believe purchases over $75 or so get free shipping, so I find it worth it to stock up every few months.
Thank you for covering Australian products - I’d love more Aussie products please
Try sun sense tinted it’s nice
Me too 🙏. Products that are great that we can get and/or have here
Thank you, Dr. Idriss, for your wonderful recommendations. I've completely changed my routine thanks to your informative videos, and I couldn't be happier. The information about sunscreens is fantastic. One piece of advice for others: the processing by Stylevana is incredibly slow; it's been over two weeks, and they still haven't fulfilled my order. Just plan ahead when ordering, as it seems to take over a month to have the item in your hands.
Beyond grateful for this video!!!! Thank you bestie
One of the first things that I do on Saturdays it’s watch your videos! Thanks for sharing ✨
I'm British and have bought from StyleVana 4 times and very happy . I love skin Aqua Gold Top as its wr and lightweight and skin 1004 . Tip is to order items in stock for faster times . ❤😊
BOJ is my holy grail! It doesn’t break me out. Super loveeee! Also lovely under makeup. xx
Thank goodness you mentioned Eucerin at the end! I was starting to feel a bit forlorn as your list went on because I’m a Eucerin girl (I’m a Londoner). So glad you gave it your seal of approval. I use nearly all their products from the hyperpigmentation range and my skin looks a so much better as a 40 year old than it did as a 20 year old. When I compare photos, my skin looks younger, supple and so radiant. For holidays (vacations in hot countries), I think I’ll consider getting one of the Australia made ones (the way you pronounce it creases me up 😂)
Thank you so much Dr Shereene . I just ordered a handful on Stylevana , only Naked Sundays is out of stock 😢 Love your rec , always the best . I’m using your combo of Pillowtalk Derm and my skin discoloration getting a lot better now . I can’t thank you enough for everything you do ❤❤❤Love from MA❤❤❤
I was introduced to Beauty of Joseon SPF50 by you, and now use nothing else. Love it! Japan’s Biore and Sunplay also makes some really good ones.
I recently bought the BOJ sunscreen and I am obsessed!! I was looking for reviews last night for other Asian sunscreens, but couldn’t really find anything from anyone on KZhead who’s opinion by trust. And boom!! I see this uploaded two hours ago! Right on time thank you
kot eyes friendly. i use Hada Labo Skin aqua milk (blue nottle) instead
its because u dud not try Hada Labo Skin aqua milk (blue bottle). that one is literally a mind blowing and eyes friendly
For excellent reviews from a very qualified source try Dr Michelle Wong @labmuffinbeautyscience She has a PhD in cosmetic chemistry and explains how things work in clear, relatable terms. As well as great reviews, she also debunks a lot of sketchy online info
The pink Cancer Council one is my favourite!!! I have rosacea, acne and eczema, and it really sinks in and doesn’t irritate my skin at all.
Great content as always! Would love to hear more about the European options, especially the French brands. I've been using Darphin Soleil Plaisir Sun Protective Cream for Face SPF 50 for the past few months now, and I'm loving it! It's been the only sunscreen that has not irritated me or caused bumps/sensitivities, which is surprising considering the formula is not fragrance-free or oil-free.
Usually I use LRP 400 mune, only in winter I use Korean sunscreens from time to time (I'm from Europe). But in the summer I definitely want the best UVA protection and that's something that Korean sunscreen lacks in comparison to LRP
You have helped my skin so much! ❤❤ Please keep up the amazing work!!! The only thing that gets me through the week is your video on Saturday!! Any update when pillow talk will be available in 🇦🇺 ??? 🧡💛🧡
Yesss, please! We need international shipping to Australia!
...and in Germany???
Your makeup looks so gorgeous today!
I came to say, wow! You look stunning! the skin and make up simply perfect!
I use the Eucerin one and im in South Africa. I use the matte version and it is brilliant. Ive used a few face sunscreens and this is the one that i have repurchased maybe 6 times a month and ive cottoned my mother on to the anti pigement one and she loves it too
I use the Cancer Council one! It's a fraction of the price of the other Australian ones you showed, tube is massive, and it goes on so beautifully. Really reliable. And it comes in water resistant for beach days.
You convinced me to sign up for stylevana and I got the beauty of Jonson. I love that you showed us how to find the UV index also. Girl I got it sunscreen for like 3.29 what the heck was I waiting for. Thank You💜❤️💜
That’s the sample size. 😊
You are amazing Shereen! Thank you for the videos
Please keep talking about sunscreens! I’m an acupuncturist and a handful of my peers and patients are afraid to wear sunscreen because they think chemical sunscreen causes cancer, but mineral ones often don’t wear well. Another concern is knowing which sunscreen ingredients are reef safe. Those are where people balk when it comes to sunscreen and I’d love to have easy info to send their way.
I really love Korean sunscreens. My favorite at the moment is the Skin1004 Madagascar Centella Hyalu-Cica Water-Fit Sun Serum! 😍
Thank you for giving our amazing Aussie sunscreens some airtime! There's no wonder our sunscreens are prioritised so highly, as Australia is unfortunately a world leader in our rates of melanoma. I have used three of the four you mentioned (haven't tried the Naked Sundays one). I'm currently using the Cancer Council face and body one shown and it's so easy to use, definitely amongst the least fussy sunscreens I've ever tried (as in no oily/tactile feeling leftover, easily spreads and sinks in, minimal scent, lightweight). When I tried the Queen Screen I hated it because it pilled every single time on me, but so did many other products I was using at the time including makeup, and after many months I figured out the culprit was my Pyungyang Yul Essence Toner making everything on top pill up. One day I'll have to give the Queen Screen another try. The Bondi Sands one is gorgeous and glowy but definitely on the oilier side, as a warning to oily-skinned people, and I found it was slightly more prone to slippage and irritating my eyes.
I so appreciate you and your taking of your time to educate.
I’m from Australia and that cancer council is my favourite, especially in our warmer months. Trying the naked sundays mineral now to be on the safe side while trying to get pregnant, best mineral I’ve used so far :)
Please make sure you always cover your arms especially in cars/transport. My pen pal is from Tasmania and he recently had to have a melanoma cut from his arm and he is part aboriginal. It's really important and very real! Simple measures could potentially save your life x
@@NM-gy6txu have a penpal?how cute...me too
Hello doctor, thank you so much for educating us with your expertise, please share some info on gray hair ,what to look for while choosing hair colors and any good brands we can trust !!! Thanks again looking forward to hearing from you 😊
I wear the Naked Sundays zinc sunscreen every day. It is thick, but very moisturising so ut spreads well; I have stupidly dry skin but have no issues - in fact it helps hide the dryness. Supposedly the tint disappears after application, and while I feel I can see some colour on my pale skin, it certainly doesn’t give the strength of colour you’d think when you first see it. Because of this slight tint it actually makes me look a bit healthier than I often feel. As I said though, I’m really pale, so while there’s no cast on me there may well be on darker skin tones. The most important factors for me are that it doesn’t feel heavy after application (and doesn’t attract dirt etc like old school sunscreens), and it doesn’t set off my sensitive skin at all. Despite being a bit spendy I’d keep repurchasing for those reasons alone, but luckily I’m happy with it overall.
Thank you for that great video! By the way that blush on you is everything, you look absolutely gorgeous! Bisous de Suisse
You recommended the Beauty of Joseon in a video last spring. On your recommendation I purchased a 2 pack from Stylevana. They were easy to shop with since I'm in Canada. I've since repurchased another 2 pack. I'm using my La Roche Posay on my body to use it up. The Beauty of Joseon is fabulous and works extremely well under makeup. I have really dry skin. Given my age and having been using Tazorac for 15 years finding a good sunscreen has been challenging. Thank you for the recommendation. Your followers won't be disappointed. It is really lovely.
Thanks for your feedback. I live in Canada as well and I have a dry and sensitive skin and I have been struggling to find a convenient sunscreen. I will give beauty of Jose on a shot . Thx
@@naimaan7194 My skin is also extremely sensitive and finding a suitable sunscreen has been a challenge. The Beauty of Joseon doesn't even bother my eyes even after all day. The price is very reasonable also as was the shipping which can sometimes be expensive to Canada.
I loved the texture and how hydrating it was, but it breaks me out! I’ve found success with the Round Labs one and I’ve had success with the Laneige one in the past.
I love this one too, it’s my favorite by far. I buy extras and give to my family and friends because it’s too good to not share
I’m literally on my way to Portugal today so this came at the perfect time!😍
you can get Finacea and Tretinoin 0.025 there without prescription
I’m cracking up at how Tiffany is at the ready for the sunscreen test! 😂 I appreciate that we can see how these mineral sunscreens perform on darker skin tones in real time. Thank you Tiff! ❤
I’ve been using the Eucerin one for at least a year (not the tinted one). It is amazing
I can vouch for Naked Sundays 100% mineral sunscreen. It’s the only mineral sunscreen that I use and I’ve tried loads. It definitely does take time to blend, but once that’s done the tint takes on a blurring effect and the colour disappears, it no longer feels heavy and it becomes a fab primer under makeup - so much so that I’ve stopped using my Tatcha silk canvas primer. I use the Bondi Sands on my neck and chest to avoid tint on clothing. Can’t risk the sun in Oz! 😊
You can get the Eucerin one without a tint. It's without any kind of cast, doesn't sting the eyes and my go to sunscreen. I love it. There is also a matter version for more oily skin.
Omg thanks for talking about this. I use the Aneesa whitening gel 50++++ . I thought whitening meant bleaching 😩. I was told no it means brightening used in Asian skincare. I love them cause they have the TA. It helps with my dreaded melasma. I just came back from Asia and Anessa has come out with a skintint, and picked up the Korean roundlab skintint no TA in this line. for the days I don’t feel like wearing foundation. Yes I stocked up ❤.
I have lived in East Asia for the first part of my life. It was always Japanese beauty product the best ones (Kbeauty was not as popular back then). I have never known sunscreen could sting until I moved to Europe lol😂😂😂😂 I honestly don't understand why people here get skin cancer easily but the sunscreens, despite the high prices, are still mediaeval. Thank you for the video. I hope people can get good quality sunscreens with a lower price.
I'd totally recommend the Naked Sundays sunscreen mist. It my go to sunscreen top up that's makeup friendly. Love love it and been through a few bottles already over time!
Thank you for the UV tip on our phones. Never knew that! 🤯 Thanks Doc!!!
I've been REALLY enjoying reapplication during the day with the spray sunscreens as an Australian. Like on my work lunch break where I'm not in full sun exposure. Its not great for complete coverage but makes reapplication so easy so I save it for that. The UV index is always above a 3 here.
I use the Eucerin Pigment Control Sun Fluid 50+ (hello from Europe) and I love it because it makes for a very nice matte primer. When I don't use it my make up ends up very shinny by the middle of the day, but when I use this SPF it remains perfect the whole day. This was an unexpected finding, since what I wanted was to fade my sun spots around my forehead and cheekbones, and it makes me want to use this sun protection daily. So for me it has 3 functions: sun protection / make up primer / fades sun spots remarkably well.
oh, and I use the one without color (it is invisible, no white cast)
Thank you so much, fellow Europeam 🤗. I am currently using the bioderma aquafluid spf 50 but it makes my make up look really shiny. During the summer it’s ok because it doesn’t stand out that much. I am definitely going to check your recommendation.
yessss, same here! I love this Eucerin, without pigment (there is no white cast), it's like very good everyday-cream and great under make up. And thiamidol inside is another extra ingredient for antipigmentation
@@nataliapanas la rosay posay comes with denatured alcohol
I don't like it. It doesn't apply smooth on my skin and makes little part after applying. I have to apply the Eucerin cream after very oily day cream to avoid that.
Yes! I use Eucerin, the one that they have that's specifically for oily skin and it's great! I feel validated lol thanks Dr Idriss!
We are really lucky in Mexico and a lot of european brands sell their sunscreens here. I would love to see another video with european/mexican sunscreens. I could send them to you happily! 🙌🏼🤓
I have been using sun protection for about 7 years and have been using tretinoin for 3 years. The most important thing for me in sun protection is the UVA protection value. The values are very difficult to find out. LaRoche Posey liquid 50 has approx. 46. I know one protection, the p20 from Riemann has an even higher value. However, I get milia in masses from this one. The label ++++ doesn't say too much, 1/3-1/2 of the UVB value. It would be interesting to know which sunscreens have high UVA protection values. In any case, I no longer want to do without sun protection, it really makes a big difference. Thank you very much for your great content, Dr. Idriss.
I love Korean sunscreens! But when it comes to Purito I like the blue one more. It has ceramides and my skin looks so heathy when I use it. I has many skincare benefits and can replace moisturizer. I suggest trying it 😁
purito was cheating on clients with their sunscreens , scandal some years ago. never buying them again
I love the EVY sunscreen, it hasnt failed me yet and it seems hydrating, its probably just that my skin feels good to it, but its wonderful. and as usual your video is fantastic. thank you so much for all your education and information, always valuable.
Hi Dr. Shereene! I am newly getting into skin care and your videos have helped tremendously. Would it be possible for you to make a video on ingredients that should be avoided (apart from HA that you mentioned) both in skin care and also makeup!
Can you walk us through how you did this exact makeup look? looks amaaaaazinggg!
In future videos about sunscreen it would be great if you could talk about if the ingredients are reef safe. I live in Hawaii and everything we use eventually ends up in the ocean (no sewage treatment here, just septic tanks) so that’s a really important factor for me. Also I always figure if a chemical is nasty enough to kill the coral it isn’t something I want to put on my face everyday. Mahalo for this great video and all the content you put out. ❤
Recently purchased Shiseido clear stick sunscreen. Love it. Finally a sunscreen that does not change my skin colour & suits my combination oily skin.
You're the best! In the market for a new sunscreen, going to try purito for help with redness.
Now I really want to try the Beauty of Josean sunscreen, I love their cleansing balm! Of all the EU sunscreens, you picked the one that my skin hates! I loved the old formula, but the new formula dries my skin and makes it itchy 😫
Yesterday was a very cloudy, rainy day here in Brisbane, Australia. We didn’t see the sun whole day. Guess what was the UV index at 10am in the morning? SIX! 😅 That’s Australia in a nutshell! I am really glad how affordable and good our Aussie sunscreens are. The affordability comes from the fact that sunscreen industry is subsidized due to the high uv index issue here in Down Under. After getting hooked by Aussie sunscreens, never gonna use anything else! 🇦🇺 Btw, Dr Idriss, you missed a good brand, sophisticated lightweight sunscreen under makeup. Mecca. They have some really good sunscreen options great for under makeup and humid weather. Ideal for Queensland summer - where I live.
Wow! 🤯 Thanks for the tip!
This was very good info. I took advantage of the discount to try some new products.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge .. I’ve always had issues with sunscreen on my face - my face seems to not like a lot of things. I just ordered the joseon and I’m excited to give it a try. 😊
Thank you! Finally some trustworthy source who spoke about the sunscreen I daily use - Bondi Sands SPF 50; I'm very glad that you did not slander about this ;) I rigorously use sunscreen daily and I'm tight-ish on a budget, so the Bondi Sands one is a no brainer, contains 75ml and I can get it for under 10€ I occasionally try some other sunscreens but if I can save me some money without using something that is bad for my skin, I'm all for it ;)
I love all of your reviews and tips! But please make a video about the South American sunscreen (I'm Brazilian, and in Brazil we also have a lot of good sunscreen )