Nadine Baggott’s SPF Masterclass & Why You Need It Everyday! | This Morning
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- Did you know that SPF is a key ingredient in many of your favourite beauty products, including primers, lip balms, and skincare? With so many people using SPF incorrectly, it's important to understand why you should be wearing SPF every day, and what you should be looking for in your skin care. Nadine is here to explore the latest products on the market to help you get the most out of your SPF-infused beauty routine.
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An excellent segment on SPF. Thank you. 🇨🇦
Any coverage is better than no coverage. People here assume it isn't an issue with climate, but it is.
Despite removal of skin cancer, it can spread internally into other forms silently. We lost a family member that way after assuming all was well.
I really recommend the Lidl invisible spf50 spray. Easily absorbed non sticky or tacky and affordable x
I'm a brit but have lived in Florida 33years, always worn sunscreen. I see pics of friends in UK who look older, they thought they didn't need sunscreen.
People underestimate the power of sunscreen as an anti-aging regime.
I'm surprised there was no mention of the La Roche-Posay Anthelios range which has literally won awards? If these segments are sponsored it would be a shame
Great point
I'd not be swayed by awards. SPF protection is standardised by law and you HAVE to be getting the level of protection that's advertised. The only differences between them are scent, texture, spreadability and how they feel and interact with you own skin.. all of which are subjective. Just because it's won awards, doesn't mean you'll like it. Find one you enjoy using and use it!!.
That one irritates my eyes.
@@GMW.artist that is sound advice tbh. I personally love the anthelios range and have recommended it to so many people who can't thank me enough 😅
Bondi Sands Face Fluid SP50 is brillaint it has a 5 star UVA rating which means it gives ultimate protection all year round, and it costs less than £10. A tip when shopping for SPF go for one with a 4 or 5 star rating, this is usually on the back in a circle. Anything with less than 4 stars doesn't give enough protection against UVA rays
Nadine You look FABULOUS !!!!!!!
Le Roche Posay is good have used it for ages in the U.K. summer and winter but it’s only factor 20 I used one of those machines in Harrods 20 years ago I was shocked at the sun damage I had and only in my early 30s
My Mum is older than Phillip and comes from the same place in Cornwall too. Her Mum was buying SPF from the local Pharmacist in the 1940's who made it on premises. It's not an age thing, it's more of a fashion thing, with people believing a tan made you look healthy. Doctors have always known the dangers...
Absolutely 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Nivea oil control matte sun cream is the best. non greasy, doesn't clog pores or cost the earth
Nadine is so good
So agree 😮 is the Aldi one ok under make up and not the type that make your eyes sting ? My eyes stream with the ones lv tried as they’re own brands
I don't know about using it with make--up but I've had no eye problems with it.
The problem I have is that I'm not working at the moment and every penny counts. I've never been a sun worshipper luckily but I am also pale. I have sun sensitive skin but that also extends to having reactive face skin. £15.99 might not be a lot to some but it is to me.
Hey hun, i hear you. If you did want to try one buy a mini travel face one boots own Soltan for about 4.00. I hope it helps. Soltan smells quite nice too and has 5* protection.
Aldi's Lacura SPF50+ Sensitive is very good and costs only £2.99 for 200ml. Supposed to be good for sensitive skin (no fragrance etc.) so may be good for you.
How do those who wear makeup reapply their sunprotection without messing up their makeup?
I love BYOMA, it's new and really affordable factor 30
And an 80g serving is one of your five a day!
@@adam_swainston your joking? Thank you x
I need _that_ much...if I put more than a dot of moisturiser on I look like a pre-historic creature with the scales and bumps that appear hours later. I haven't tried a sun-screen yet because my eyes burn and water, my skin flushes at even products aimed for sensitive skin (even washing my face with WATER stings sometimes) but finding out I need _that_ much is very discouraging :o
Will I ever find one that doesn't break me out with that amount?? AND I HAVE TO REAPPLY IT TOO
Not sure if you know this, but there are two types of sunscreens: mineral (zinc oxide, titanium dioxide) and chemical (avobenzone, octinoxate, oxybenzone). The chemical ones are safe, but some formulations irritate around the eyes. People with sensitive skin, rosacea or other such conditions generally benefit from the mineral sunscreens. The drawback to mineral ones is that they tend to leave a white cast on the skin, but there are many tinted varieties (they don't look like makeup or anything; they just hide the white cast and blend in to your skin color). There's a brand called EltaMD that caters to sensitive and post-procedure skin, so that's something to consider. I hope you find one that works for you.
@@airamsipuola5045 Yes my friend suggested a mineral brand from Korea which apparently gave her no white cast, we are both dark skinned so I'm waiting on that to arrive but if It works for me and I need TWO FINGERS worth , the expense will add up lol
@@johnnyjoestar7143 Oh I hear you. I hope that sunscreen works for you, but it would probably be expensive to keep having it shipped to you. I'm not sure where you are, but in the US I've seen some reasonably priced mineral sunscreens that cater to darker complexions. The SPF market is finally becoming inclusive. Good luck!
I’ve been wearing spf 50 suncream on my face and neck 365 days per year since my mid 20’s. I’ll be turning 40 next year and I have no wrinkles!
You shouldn't have wrinkles at 40. Gosh I'm almost as old as Nadine and I do have some sun damage but I didn't have a wrinkle until I was mid forties, it's post menopause when the wrinkles and sagging starts.
@@zenabraithwaite1934 ive had some lines and wrinkles since early 20s. its all genetics and how thin and dry the skin is
do you use retinol too?
@@heeeq0 I've only recently started a retinal once or twice a week. I also have very fair/fine skin. Do you eat enough protein and essential fatty acids? Do you live in a really dry climate? I definitely think skincare is 90% what goes in /or doesn't. Good diet, plenty of good hydration (water), little processed food, no smoking, minimal alcohol. Genetics definitely play a part. Only in the last few years have I started wearing a higher sunscreen. I do have a 2-4 glasses of wine over a week but I can tell the difference for the worse the next day- my eye area is always more crepey. I take additional amino acids as a pescatarian I don't always get enough protein, I do take a stack of nutritional supplements now ( in my late 50",s). Menopause and several years of trying to have a plant based diet took its toll on my health and I am still trying to turn it around. It's never too late to improve your skin ☺️.
Are these mineral sunscreen?
No none of them are
@@monicaduncan7109 that’s what I thought
I find it shocking that she describes these products as reasonably priced when they cost upwards of £10 for small quantities and is encouraging you to use them liberally all year round. In my view they are way over-priced for what they are and it's just down to marketing.
Personally I use Aldi's Lacura SPF 50+ Sensitive Sun Lotion which costs only £2.99 for 200ml and is just as good (if not better) than the products demonstrated here. The ingredients include the same active substances as expensive branded products.
So true at the moment people are struggling to buy food, yet we have people like these channels encouraging others to buy skin care products worth 10 which can be saved. It's about survival for many people at the moment in this country.
I was in Israel and there it costs around £23 for a small one by Avene.
Tastes just as good, too!
But how many time a day you need to apply it?
If you're staying indoors once a day is enough. If you're outside it's every 2/3 hours
@@carolegunfield9460 yea i was thinking the same thing, obviously a lot of people are outside so talking about SPF under makeup makes no sence... Would be great to have it as a mist spray to put on makeup every few hours
@@kristina4395 I use the garnier ambre solaire spf 50 over makeup mist
@kristina4395 you still need a proper spf under your makeup though. A mist is only okish as a top up
Things look so awkward between philip and holly.
I really didn't think they did. I think they both need to leave, but they looked exactly the same as they usually do
@@galwaygirl8131 just when I was watching old shows. They looked more comfortable. But I agree they need new faces.
Thought exactly the same. Holly's face looks pinched and very out of her comfort zone..
If you can feel heat on your skin sunscreen goes on
I don’t think, IMHO you should be promoting this section and these products.
She did give some good advice yet did not talk about all the toxic chemicals in many I’d not all of them which is really sad considering the news out about this these past few years and more recently about clamping down on these companies.
Do your research people. Find what is natural and safe to use.
How long is the Holly / Phil charade going to go on? Get rid of both of them. They are equally obnoxious.
Maybe a change of channel would be good. Edited for spelling.
@@KW-ro5ow How long is the Holly / Phil charade going to go on? Get rid of both of them. They are equally obnoxious.
@@KW-ro5ow How long is the Holly / Phil charade going to go on? Get rid of both of them. They are equally obnoxious.
@@KW-ro5ow How long is the Holly / Phil charade going to go on? Get rid of both of them. They are equally obnoxious.
@@KW-ro5ow How long is the Holly / Phil charade going to go on? Get rid of both of them. They are equally obnoxious.
What is wrong with her eyes
Has she recommended sun cream from firms who have paid her or creams that are good for us.
She has a youtube channel and she always recommends products she likes etc. When it is sponsored she mentions it but she is clearly has a passion for everything beauty and also recommends products she genuinely likes.
I don't know but she seems to prefer the expensive brands. There are far cheaper versions which are just as good for sun protection and have the same active ingredients e.g. Aldi's Lacura SPF50+, Nivea Protect & Moisture SPF 50. The expensive brands are no more effective but it's just down marketing. Even if you prefer the scent or the smoothness of posh brands is it really worth spending up to ten times as much for that?