Beauty Tips For Body Care
Hi there and welcome to the HG Sunscreen Recommendations thread!This is the place to share your holy grail sunscreen, the one that you've bought a lifetime supply of just in case it gets discontinued, because you couldn't bear living without its magnificent sun protection, its complete lack of white cast, or its wonderful matte result.Here’s how it works:We have a template you can copy. Find the relevant product type (physical / chemical / combination) in the top level comments; then reply to that comment with the template and fill it out. Include as much info as you can! Smell, product feel, packaging, effects on your skin, etc.Comment template:**Product name:** **Price (range):** **Country of purchase:** **Skin info:** **Ingredient list:** **Special info:** **Experience & opinion:** Make sure there are two spaces at the end of each line!Comment template notes:'Skin info' covers skin type, skin concerns and skin tone/ethnicity/Fitzpatrick type.'Ingredient list' is optional, but encouraged. Online sellers like Amazon and review sites like Beautypedia often list a product's ingredients.‘Special info’ covers anything that people might be specifically looking for. Like cruelty free / vegan / fatty alcohol free / fragrance free / pH value / etc.If you're not sure what type of sunscreen you havePhysical sunscreens contain only zinc oxide and/or titanium dioxide as sunscreen ingredientsChemical sunscreens have only chemical sunscreen ingredients - see here for a full listCombination sunscreens have both physical and chemical sunscreen ingredients Don't forget to have fun!Of course, this thread isn’t just about listing a load of products - it’s also about sharing experiences! So feel free to chat about your product with others, or ask someone a question about the product they like, or share your experience with the product someone else has recced. Let’s make this thread both informative and fun :)If you're looking for recommendationsIf you're in this thread trying to find product recommendations, look for the type of sunscreen that suits you best. Sensitive-skinned people can be better off with a physical sunscreen, while medium to dark skinned folks would do better with a chemical sunscreen to avoid a white cast.Use the links in the stickied comment below to navigate the thread. If you have any questions about the suitability of a product for your skin, or how to incorporate it into your routine, don't hesitate to post in the Ask ScA thread stickied on the front page. This thread is part of a big series of product recommendation threads. To see all scheduled threads, go here. To see previous threads, click hereIs there a problem with the thread that needs to be fixed asap? Message the mods.Would you like to give feedback to improve this thread in the future? Please take our survey or respond to the top-level comment.
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