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Reddit mentions of MAKEP:REM UV Defense Me Blue Ray Sun Fluid SPF 50+ PA++++ | Sunscreen for Women Men Kids with Sensitive Acne Prone Skin | Sunblock Lotion for Face and Body | 6.76 fl.oz. by MAKEPREM
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of MAKEP:REM UV Defense Me Blue Ray Sun Fluid SPF 50+ PA++++ | Sunscreen for Women Men Kids with Sensitive Acne Prone Skin | Sunblock Lotion for Face and Body | 6.76 fl.oz. by MAKEPREM. Here are the top ones.
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- ✔️ Combination UV Protection - Combining both completely safe chemical and physical blockers, this sun block makes sure that your skin receives comprehensive coverage from the sun's UV rays
- ✔️ Strong UV Protection - Rated at SPF 50+ PA++++, so long as you apply sun protection on a regular basis, you'll have awesome coverage from UV rays
- ✔️ Added Benefits - The UV protection is reason enough as it is to use this product, however, theres even more reason to use it! The formulation provides supportive moisturization without stickiness, which is great when you enter into a hot environment!
- ✔️ **RENEWED**Better Ingredients than before & Generous Amount - The 150ml (5.07 fl.oz.), along with this strong and moisturizing formulation, makes it a great option to use on both the face and body! The pourable factor makes it great for easy application when engaged in outdoor activities.
- ✔️ Great for Sensitive Skin - Despite its strong protection and moisturization factor, careful selection of the ingredients and process has created a product that is great for even those with sensitive skin ★ EXPIRATION DATE NOTATION in YYYY.MM.DD format.
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Specs:
| Color | Sun Fluid x 1 |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 6.76 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
I think my skin looks pretty good without bragging. I still deal with Sebaceous Filaments and some Closed Comedones that will show up from time to time. But I think wearing sunscreen religiously for this long contributed to fading some sun spots that resulted from my childhood. Growing up in the 70s-80s, Sunscreen was a luxury for us and the highest SPF I remember seeing was 8! So you can imagine the damage that was done.
Friends and even people I meet always tell me I look in my 30s instead of 46. But to be honest, I wear sunscreen mainly for skin Cancer prevention not for vanity but I still want to look good while wearing it :).
My favorite sunscreens for now are:
For hot and humid days
For everyday light activity use
For winter
Could someone help me out with sunscreens? I've tried 3 so far: 2 Asian and 1 European.
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First I tried CosRx Aloe Soothing Sun Cream and it was okay except it made my skin look kinda shiny / oily - like if I was sweaty or something like that.
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Then I bought Bioderma Photoderm Max Lait from the recommended page but it made me very greasy and left white paste on my face. Not to mention it irritated my eyes. I had to drop it and I can't even use it on my body either because of how it feels.
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So I've read numerous time on this sub that Asian sunscreens are as matte as you could get so I decided to buy another Asian sunscreen which is Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence and it's okay too since I can generally wear it with no problem but it too gives that "shiny / oily / sweaty" look to my skin.
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Someone suggested that it could be because I applied it too soon after my moisturizer. But I've recently run out of moisturizer and I'm waiting for a new one and used sunscreen without any moisturizer at all for 2-3 days and it still looks like that. So moisturizer probably isn't an issue here.
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If these Asian sunscreens are as good as it gets in providing invisible UV protection - should I stick to them and get over that shiny feeling or it makes sense to look for something else? I've asked a similar question some time ago and one user suggested me these ones:
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"EltaMd UV Clear Broad-Spectrum SPF 46 is a combo sunscreen that goes on clear and has positive reviews from sensitive skin wearers.
My favorite at the moment is MAKEP:REM UV Defense Me Blue Ray Sun Fluid 200ml / 6.76. It is an all mineral sunscreen but no white cast at all.
For Chemical Sunscreens, Dear, Klairs - Soft Airy UV Essence SPF50+ PA++++ is practically invisible, has very high ratings and uses Uvinul T 150 and Uvinul 1, they are European sunscreen filters way superior than the traditional American ones since they are more stable."
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Are they worth trying in my situation? Any more tips / recommendations?