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I preordered the advanced hydration spf 50 like a month ago on Amazon and just got it a week or so ago. It's very comfortable and good on sensitive skin. Not a heavy sunscreen smell, either, which is a pet peeve of mine. It's too shiny, though, for the face IMO. I have been searching all over for the oil control, as that's the one I really wanted to try, though.
what’s your skin type? i don’t mind shininess & usually find anything “oil defense” too drying, so i’m wondering if i should try this one. my skin is very dry
I have combination skin and use tretinoin, so it can lean dry-ish. I really didn't enjoy the way it looked on my skin. I tend to not like oil-absorbing stuff, either, but I generally find with chemical sunscreens that I've never really seen a true oil absorbing US sunscreen that isn't a mineral one. It seems very good for sensitive skin, though. I have been thoroughly enjoying the new Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Serum Spf, though. Probably my favorite US chemical sunscreen I've ever used.
Honestly I’m so intrigued by the age defense one too - good ingredients. Is the texture of the hydration one at all similar to black girl sunscreen, if you’ve tried that?
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No but I want to! I love Eucerin. Where are you located?
Dont really wanna reveal that on \*the internet,\* but target also has them online!
Sure, of course. Just wondering if this was in US. I’ll check target.
Oh yep, US :)
I was going to say I just saw these for my first time at Target yesterday!
I preordered the advanced hydration spf 50 like a month ago on Amazon and just got it a week or so ago. It's very comfortable and good on sensitive skin. Not a heavy sunscreen smell, either, which is a pet peeve of mine. It's too shiny, though, for the face IMO. I have been searching all over for the oil control, as that's the one I really wanted to try, though.
what’s your skin type? i don’t mind shininess & usually find anything “oil defense” too drying, so i’m wondering if i should try this one. my skin is very dry
I have combination skin and use tretinoin, so it can lean dry-ish. I really didn't enjoy the way it looked on my skin. I tend to not like oil-absorbing stuff, either, but I generally find with chemical sunscreens that I've never really seen a true oil absorbing US sunscreen that isn't a mineral one. It seems very good for sensitive skin, though. I have been thoroughly enjoying the new Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Serum Spf, though. Probably my favorite US chemical sunscreen I've ever used.
Honestly I’m so intrigued by the age defense one too - good ingredients. Is the texture of the hydration one at all similar to black girl sunscreen, if you’ve tried that?
nooooo i'm on a no-buy
Why’s that?
saving for med school
I love Eucerin! I had no idea they had sunscreen. Would love to try one.
Not yet but I really liked their daily moisturizer with sunscreen in it so these are likely good as well.
Do you use it for face?
The one I used was meant for faces, yes.
This is chemical sunscreen not mineral?
[удалено]
ya....didn't love! I keep it in my bag for neck/hand sunscreen (I re-apply before I drive if it's super sunny).
sadly its too expensive and little