@@Lovestay822 I have before. I always measure how much I need so I know I’m getting the right amount. It’s really not that much. She’s putting a whole lot more that 1/4 tsp. It’s not bad that’s she’s putting a lot but as someone with sensitive eyes I have to use mineral sunscreen and putting too much on causes one hell of a white cast.
@@w98 I just measured a 1/4 teaspoon right now and it was about as much as she used. At least to fill up the whole 1/4 teaspoon. Either way, better to have too much then not enough because if you’re not applying enough and getting a much smaller spf coverage, then that’s technically wasteful as well seeing that you’ve used up all the sunscreen in less than adequate amounts to not even be effective
Exactly! Sunscreen is not cheap. I'm black, so I use a sunscreen that doesn't leave a white cast on my skin, and it costs $17 a bottle. The bottle is not very big either. I can't afford to drop nearly $20 that frequently on sunscreen.
Sooo stay indoors? Or find a cheaper sunscreen? If you’re not applying it at the proper density (1/4 teaspoon for face only) you’re not getting the spf on the label
As an albino I can tell you I just apply five dots on my face and I don't get burned at all. The thickness of the layer you putting on isn't that important, but the time is. If you forget to reapply after a certain time (most of the times you can look up how long your sunscreen protects your skin), the UV will get through the crème.
You don't have to look up how long your sunscreen gives protection.. thats what the SPF tells you. So, you have your natural protection (according to your skin type) for me thats around 10 - 20min x the sunscreens SPF is, lets say 50 = makes 8 - 16 h , BUT that only applies if you apply the proper amount of sunscreen, because if you don't the SPF is less than what the bottle says. Meaning, the amount of sunscreen gives you the time. Ofcourse you can use less, but then you have to reapply more often. If I use the proper amount I can go a day without reaplying which is especially useful when you go out with makeup on.
@@meatysheep 😂that only works for people who have natural protection.....that's not the case for me and since my skin is also really sensitive I can't put on so much product. As I said, I'm an albino and the best way for me is to use a smaller amount, but take more breaks in the shadow.
Love the tip! Don’t forget to bring it down your neck, décolletage and also onto your ears. Any excess left on your hands, just rub it onto the back of your hands!
makes you realize that they either don't cook and have no clue how much 1/4 tsp is or are great cooks who don't even need measuring spoons to make great meals.
@@Light-tc8xcI am not even a cook and started sunscreen 2 months back and i literally know how much 1/4th of a teaspoon is. It's all about skills or measurements.
I have to get up at 5.30am, put my first layer, put half of my outfit, add another layer, and so forth. After I'm dressed I apply my 5 minute make up and get my 5mn hair done. Try it
Every sunscreen I've used either makes me incredibly greasy, pills like crazy making it impossible to apply more layers, or are wayyyy out of my budget.
La Roche Posay 50+ face & body anthelios cream doesn’t leave any white cast or piling but it is a bit sticky so make sure to clip hair away from your face 🩷
@@cxrolina._3795 That's all I notice every time I watch anyone do any skincare 😭😭 most people either miss it completely or maybe, hopefully, they're just cutting the clip before they rub it in there lol
If you are applying your sunscreen AT ALL, you're not doing anything wrong or incorrectly. It's better to apply too little and patchy that don't apply at all, so apply as much as you can afford cuz this thing is EXPENSIVE
@@nenabunenano honey its because using too little or not apply every 2 hours doesnt do anything. There are many afforable options! Def go for minis to try out the formula tho
@noodling943 this is why so many people (almost) never use sun screen, cause elitists like you hammer down it having to be perfect to matter at all. So many people think why waste money on sunscreen if I can't manage to do it perfectly And also, as long as I need to spend 40 minutes every 2 hours to wait for my f'ing sunscreen to be effective, I'll take the melanoma
@@Crabernackerofc they have to scare you like that so they could sell better! The spf is still there to protect your skin even if you apply it too little or patchy, or even not reapply it after 2 hours. Just not as perfect, like 99,9% protection , but it’s still there about 65 to 70% to protect your skin! Nothing like “doesn’t do anything”
Definitely please do a part two video on your favorite sunscreens. I noticed that you easily apply sunscreen to your entire eye area. I’ve never found one that doesn’t run into my eyes. Thank you for all of your wisdom that you Impart in your videos. I’ve learned so much and started implementing so hair day routine. Excited about the journey.
Haha I was also going to ask! Every sunscreen I’ve tried always gets into my eyes and burns all day, even if I put foundation and powder on top to “set” it.
Be careful to try not to get in your eyes. I saw the Dermtlgy one recommended and it’s great n lightweight but it too, burns my eyes unfortunately but R&R Undefined sun serum tinted is great. Has a strange smell that lingers a while but doesn’t burn sooooo😅
@@tzla9344 It doesn't really do anything if you apply a little. Since you aren't getting the labelled spf. Might as well do it to avoid the consequences later in life.
I´m caucasian with light skin. When I was young and up to 45 I usually didn´t put sunscreen, only sometimes on the beach. I´m 46 now and don´t have any spots on my face. I began apply SPF recently only because of retinoides skin care. I think people get too obsessed with this issue now. And for this reason therea are a lot of vitamin D deficiency even in Spain. And this vitamin is very important for good functioning of immune system. Anyway, you have to be carefull with the sun but don´t be afraid of it either. Just don´t overdo it.
@@buckyyybsunscreen avoids the body of adsorbing vitamin D. Our body gets vitamin D naturally through sunlight, but since our skin is blocked by sunscreen it prevents the making of vitamin D
survivorship bias, you're one of the few lucky one to tell the story. Skin cancer is a very dangerous thing and you and you can't ignore the important of SPF just based from your own experience.
Wow, I'm glad when I started taking sunscreen more seriously, as I've aged and beyond learned my lessons, I naturally started using this amount or more. But this is definitely interesting and great to keep on top of, as well as layering advice! Little nuggets for anyone else make use to reapply throughout the day, especially while or going back out into the sun through the day and sunscreens from other countries, especially Korea, Japan, Australia, and some from Europe have better formulas than the US that blend and are more appeasing for those who struggle with everyday use and under makeup. They also provide strong and added protections. I've been in love with a lot of Korean products I've started to use from sunscreen, moisturizers, tinted protection, and even foundations that wear and look much different than the many I have tried of the US companies while being very affordable 🫶 thanks for your content!!! And I'm always excited to hear new recommendations on sunscreen as a seasoned, evolved, adamant user these days lol
Girl who needs sunscreen in order to leave without health problems here. I need to wear sunscreen every 2-3 hour everyday and girl believe me you don't need that much. My dermatologist never told me to put that much and i personally don't want to trust a person who is not a dermatologist (you). Sunscreen needs to be absorbed by your skin and you have to wait approximately 30 minutes. Yes it needs a lot of time to be absorbed by our skin. Yes you can layer it but there is no Reason to put that much. I personally put everywhere and not too much and not too Little. It needs to go everywhere that the sun sees. (thats for me , not for the average user). I hope i helped , please don't believe everything you see , ask and listen to doctors not influencers.
Yep. I've listened to a couple TH-cam derms, and they use the 2 finger rule. I've been doing that diligently rarely have any problems with the sun and my face.
The 30 minutes thing is for chemical sunscreens though. If you use mineral sunscreens, you’re good to go immediately. I would recommend checking out Korean mineral sunscreen that are very lightweight, nice and non irritating.
Girl apply it on your neck too. I used to make the same mistake of applying it on my face but ignoring my hands and neck. They are the first ones to show wrinkles and signs of aging y'know.
Good point!! I always do this in the spring and summer so I will apply this “rule” in the other seasons as well :) My face I never forget, I apply sunscreen every day even when it is super rainy outside haha, it’s just like brushing my teeth
@@Justaregularoldplumbus it’s incredibly relevant to the video. So many people don’t apply it anywhere but their face. It *needs* to be shown/talked about when people are demonstrating this.
UV umbrella(or even just anormal umbrella) is way better imo,, tho im biased as someone who cant stand the feeling of sunscreen,, avoiding the sun to begin with is good enough for me
Yes, please!!! I have really sensitive skin and SPF in most cases breaks me out, so if you have any that are "truly" hypoallergenic to recommend I'd would appreciate it!!! 😊❤
Just an FYI in case you miss it... don’t forget your ears. Not that skin cancer melanoma can’t pop up anywhere, your ears are exposed and per my oncologist, most people forget the sunscreen there. Yes, speaking from recent experience.
@@extradela nah. Wrinkles are literally the fcking normal thing to have if you emote like humans do. I want them. I don't want to be an unsettling 50 something yo with a smooth face. It would mean I've never either smiled or cried, like a certified psycho.
@@BereniceAllanPoe When I look at ladies with few wrinkles at an older age I just think they must take very good care of their skin and I move on. I don’t think anybody is freaked out by older women with smooth skin tbh… Unless they have that boiled egg smooth botox look. U don’t have to do all this extra sh*t the girl is recommending. Just apply a decent amount, wait *2 minutes* and do your make up. I’m 24 and have been applying sunscreen since I was 19. I use it mainly because I don’t want to have premature wrinkles (since I have a thin skin type as explained by a dermatologist and the women in my family all have had premature wrinkles and sagging skin) and I’m scared of skin cancer because I’m really pale. Wrinkles are fine, not every one of us is obsessed with looking young but I just want to look *good and healthy* for my age not necessarily younger
@@casebased8391 I’ve been doing it like that ever since I started applying spf and never had issues. This is what I mean, we shouldn’t make skincare so complicated. Also I only use concealer (which has spf in it) and by the time I powder my face usually it’s been 15 minutes. Don’t stress about every rule that the beauty influencers are following because some of it is just not realistic for people with regular jobs. And too many rules gets people discouraged and sometimes they think a skincare routine can’t be simple yet effective. All I make sure to follow is washing my face twice a day, use tretinoin, a serum and moisturizer and apply sunscreen every time I’m outside and wait 20 minutes for it to ‘activate’ before going out.
Yes, please! I'd especially like to know about the Korean and Japanese kinds, because they have the newer protection and I feel like they will be better at covering both UVB and UVA. We don't have as much for UVA here in the states. Also, I'd like to see which are hybrids and which are water resistant.
The skin aqua uv super moisture gel is an amazing japanese sunscreen for face and neck, its been my go to for years. I think its from rohto or nivea. I also do that layering thing, i put half over my face and neck them go in for another layer and you genuinely cant see it on light/med skin, cant speak for darker skin. Its the best consistency and dont need to wear moisturizer underneath
I have 100% burn rate on the Korean sunblocks . I love Korean skin care but the sunblock is not good enough for high UV in NZ . The UV might not be as strong in Korea
Finally found a sunscreen that works for my sensitive skin. The littlellextra rice berry sunscreen offers excellent protection that doesn't cause those breakouts. A must-try for anyone with similar skin issues. Don’t forget to reapply every two hours, particularly when you're out. I also use the Vitaminc face serum from riceberry and I am noticing that my skin tone is enhancing with each day.
I can’t find a sunscreen that doesn’t instantly melt into my eyes and irritate them all day-would love to know if you have a suggestion! Yes to Part 2 😊❤
Ive been using La Roche Posay Toleraine moisturizer with spf30 for a couple years now, never had an issue with burning! Or Eucerin age defense spf50 is another good one!
I live in the Caribbean where tinted mineral sunscreen is difficult to find. Sunscreen itches my face already and layering like this in this weather makes you feel like you have 10lbs of gunk on your face by the end of the day
I find it is better to use a lower SPF that is light weight like 16-25 because even if it's not the recommended 50SPF i find i am more likely to apply it because it's more comfortable. 16spf still provides at least 80% protection which is better than nothing. Just use hats and shades to the help block the sun if you are outdoors.
U could be allergic to the Sunscreen. I can't wear chemical sunscreens cus I'll get a rash and mineral sunscreens are SUPPER expensive and hard to find
I'm so envious of how other people's skin absorbs skin care products. Mine just does not, after my moisturiser it is done and even that takes hours to sink in.
Same, I don't use moisturizer in the morning, just a vitamin c serum and SPF, otherwise I will look like a glazed donut 😅 and my hair gets greasy at the edges of my face instantly...
Could be worse. Mine makes me turn a bluish white hue like the Gross sisters on the Proud family. And then I have to apply makeup to get it back to where it is supposed to be
it's actually better if your skin isn't absorbing it! both moisturiser and sunscreen are NOT supposed to absorb into the skin- moisturiser creates a barrier to prevent moisture from escaping while chemicals in the product like hyaluronic acid will permeate the skin to stimulate more moisture production, while sunscreen usually uses a barrier of titanium dioxide or zinc oxide that sits on top of your skin and reflects UV rays before they hit it (which is why you need to reapply sunscreen every 2 hours of sun exposure! if your skin isn't absorbing it tho, you actually get more time out of each application!!)
@@eggi4443Uhm honey… Skincare isn’t suppose to fully absorb into your skin. Everyone’s skin looks shiny after one product, our skin isn’t like a sponge. You can easily apply makeup onto a face which looks shiny and greasy from skincare products. It’s even better to apply make up after your sunscreen as most newest daily sunscreens are formulated to act as a primer as well. Just apply powder afterwards if the shine (after foundation or after sunscreen if you don’t wear make up) is still bothering you. I can highly recommend you Ben Nye setting powders, they’re the finest I’ve ever used and work very well.
I really believe this is just what companies say to make you use and buy more product. I mean, if you go to the beach and apply it to your body, you can easily see a biiig difference in the regions you did applied it and in the regions you did not, even if you put just a little and only once. It has a lot of protection. You don't need as much as they say you do
you need have one of those water resistant ones... I made the mistake of not caring about that and let me tell you, evertime I sweated it came off in white sweat
u haven't applied ur sunscreen on ur upperlip. and that part also needs the protection. everyone who's reading this, u should know this. don't leave any part or ur upper lip .
I avoid my eyelids and lips because it BURNS and tastes gross. I guess I’ll just have to depend on my melanin for that part, my lips are super pink so wouldn’t hurt to get some color lol. My eyelids I just suffer 😢
@@user-vu8pm4dw6d when did yours change? I’m 34 now and they haven’t yet. Was yours from never wearing sunscreen? But I do like a little color tbh, not dullness but whenever I do wear makeup I use a brown pencil on them. I think the contrast looks so nice!
the best trick that i’ve found helps me apply enough sunscreen is the two finger method. basically draw a line of sunscreen on the index and middle finger and that’s all you need.
I would propose that this is in cases where you are in constant exposure. For my day to day, in an office, I apply once in the morning and once after lunch. That is PLENTY.
If you already use an high sunscreen protection, there's truly no need to reapply, as you usually lose 10-15% max of protection during the whole day. I've make up and oily skin, I don't give a shit if my sunscreen is at 45 instead of 50 by sundown I ain't drenching my face in that shit lol
@@DeadKraken Who told you that?? The protection fully wears off after 2 hours already. At every spf strength. Spf 50 just gives you stronger protection but it will also wear off after 2 hours. So when you’re out all day in the sun or you work next to a window with direct sunlight then you have to reapply throughout the day but not if you’re inside all day then it’s just apply 15 minutes before you go outside
I love when youtubers say "most people have heard" or "we all know that" and then go on to say stuff I've never heard a single human being utter in my entire life.
I don't even apply near my eyes (above my brows and below eye sockets are my borders) and the sunscreen somehow still manages to find my eyes and burn them!
Use a Physical sunscreen it doesn't burn your eyes u can use one with tint.. if you don't like Physical sunscreen your preference is chemical then use the physical sunscreen around your eye area ..
Do you sweat a lot? Some sunscreens just have that special spice ingredient that will irritate your eyes. :( I use Beauty of Joseon rice sunscreen and I can apply a dab under my eyes and on my eyelids and it has never burned them!
I do to I use the innis with hydraulic acid , then let it soak in . I will then apply hiemis.glow one. I use they 3-4 Finger method with both . I know it may seem overkill but I use in place of a moisturizer and the second as if it was the first. I M OLDER . No one taught our moms in the 60 about protecting the kids in sunscreen I learned much later in life. Though I was lucky not to be an outside kind of sun kid, I still know better now.
We? Who we? 42 people? I don't. She might have nice skin, she also probably is in a salon every week and not knowing the first thing about anything because the way she is applying this sunscreen is utter nonsense. Or she is doing this on purpose for cloud. Either way. No thanks.
Yes, pls share which sunscreen is best. I have gone through many brands as well and my skin breaks out if I apply too much or multiple layers but your skin is beautiful and very even.
Thanks for this video. I started to apply 2 layers of the sunscreen but I actually need more now coz I now beg on the streets. Looking for a partner to beg with. Apply more sunscreen guys and come here 😂
We’re super lucky here in Australia with well designed broad spectrum sunscreens. I use an inexpensive one by Cancer Council Australia which is 50+ and leaves a nice matte but lightly moisturised feeling to the skin. It sits well under foundation too which is important. Anyway, we say apply one teaspoon to the face and let it sink in which doesn’t take long. If possible, it’s best to reapply every two hours. Sunnies, a hat, and some reprieve from the sun is also super important for healthy skin. ☀️🕶️🧢🧴⛱️
I use to have this problem! That’s why I keep all my skincare in a drawer in my room now 😂 and serums on the top of it where I can see it so that I won’t forget to start with those and it’s easier to grab
The Missha All Around essence is hands down the best spf I've ever used, it's so light that it feels like rubbing water on my face! I can apply the right ammount and it doesn't ball up, it feels hydrating and it doesn't leave a cast
Living in India, it's hot here all year around, the sun is just too harsh. But Never in my life I have ever used a sunscreen, and I have never known anybody who applies sunscreen daily and I think our skin just glows, it's still very healthy. Nature is just perfect the way it has made us. It isn't really necessary.
I'm from Spain. Here we recognice brits and americans easily from a km away on the beach. They are glowing neon red due to being sunburnt af. Tips for not getting sunburnt: 1: get a strong and expensive sunscreen for the face, and a lighter a d cheaper one for the body. 2: Apply several times as the day goes on, specially after exiting the water or sweating considerably. No matter how "water resistant" your sunscreen is. 3: go for at least 50 protection on the body. If you find it, go even higher on the face. 4: Don't try to rush a tan by wearing less protection, if your skin peels off, you will go back to square 0. 5: When tanning, flip front and back frequently.
So I’m extremely pale and when I went on vacation to Spain I was like a sad milk bottle between beautiful caramel skin spaniards, it was embarrassing 😩 I stuck out like a sore thumb and my black bathing suit made the contrast worse. Sometimes looking sunburnt is better than walking around like a depressed anemic victorian child... Still I will keep applying sunscreen, I’m more worried about skin cancer 💀
@@udontevenwannaknowbruvThere's nothing wrong with pale skin though? There are even countries in the world where people prefer being hella pale. I understand wanting to try a tanner look and stuff but girl there's nothing wrong with your skin tone, whether white or dark.
This is such a good hack! ❤ Sadly I have bangs so applying sunscreen just makes my hair oily after half a day. So I just use a nice amount of Olay day cream with 30 SPF. I stay indoors most days and only go out if I need to so I take Vitamin D3 with magnesium and omega 3 for better absorption of the D3.
It’s true. With my runny sunscreen such as Anessa sunmilk, I’d need to squeeze generous amount of 4 fingers (1.2ml or 1/4tsp) when I’m mostly indoor; or 6 fingers when I’m doing lots of outdoor activity (almost doubled the amount for face, neck and ears = around 2.5ml).
Yes but if I use too much it clogs my pores or I look shiny af (not pretty glossy, but greasy.. it is disgusting). And I use Korean spf that is pretty good.
Hawaiian Tropic face sunscreen (looks two-tone swirled in bottle) doesn't break me out, and I've had acne for ... ahem, over a decade. P.S. Acne under control now with proper diet (little/no grains nor sugar). Sugar is a heck of a drug
@AncestralGratitude85 I haven't had acne for a very long time, unless I use something crazy in my face. I rarely wear makeup, if I do is not foundation or anything. Anything oil based that clogs pores will cause a small breakout though. So I just don't do it
Yes part 2 please! But ugh I often don’t even wait for my moisturizer to absorb before applying spf, if I do wait then it’s a good day, never mind waiting between multiple layers of sunscreen :( gotta rush out the door usually
That's what I was thinking! Like, I don't have a problem applying 1/4 teaspoon of sunscreen, and she is definitely applying at least a teaspoon of product!
Don't do it if you have sensitive skin pls. I am 30 and i have never applied this amount of sunscreen in my life. I don't understand what's wrong with influencers nowadays. If you see any influencer applying this amount of any product, their skin is basically dead, they rely heavily on products to look normal. Thank me later.
@@b__05nope. Your skin will be bAsIcAlLy dEaD in very few years without any sun protection. On most people you can clearly see they get to much sun without any protection. Moreover every skin is different and needs different protection. Stop talking shit just cause you think your method is the one and scroll further.
@@b__05 a quarter tsp isnt as much as she just put on her face. Plus she skipped her ears and neck. You really should be using enough to be effective otherwise whats the point?
i used to use Verse sunscreen which was perfect. it was tinted, lightweight, mineral, and rated 100% on yuka though ik yuka can’t be fully trusted, but it made my skin soooo clear. overall though Verse is a good brand. i regret switching it out for a beef tallow sun butter because i’m mixed and it leaves too much of a white cast and is kinda grainy :( both were $30 and i don’t have extra to rebuy the Verse sunscreen until i get paid😢
We in India try and avoid going out in the sun between 10am - 4pm when the sun is really strong. We cover ourselves up from head to toe, if we do need to ho out during the day. All this on top of using sunscreen
As an Aussie who freckles and burns, you don’t need expensive sunscreen. For it to really work it needs to have titanium dioxide or zinc oxide in it. Don’t put it on your eyelids…wear sunglasses to protect your eyes. Oh and I’ve never reapplied it once. It still works later in the day. Obviously if you have gone swimming or gone to the gym then yeah reapply.
They do it by not having sensitive eyes or they found the sunscreen that doesn't sting their eyes. From what I've heard mineral sunscreens don't tend to sting so some put mineral around their eyes then their regular sunscreen everywhere else.
there are different kinds of sunscreens and also different skin types, you can’t apply yours like the same person who has oily skin or dry skin, here’s the thing, go to see a doctor who’s the one that can help you to find the best sunscreen for you skin type :)
Being naturally tanned I was made fun of, for applying my sunscreen in layers & that it was unnecessary. I'm glad I watched this as I'm scared of my hyperpigmentation worsening 😊
My rheumatologist actually talked me through doing just this after I was diagnosed with lupus. Sunlight can cause flare ups so it’s really important to have UV protection done correctly.
Interesting tip, but that looks like WAY more than 1/4 tsp.
Yep, looks like a heaping tablespoon to me
Have u ever measured an1/4 tsp before? It’s actually more than u think
@@Lovestay822 I have before. I always measure how much I need so I know I’m getting the right amount. It’s really not that much. She’s putting a whole lot more that 1/4 tsp. It’s not bad that’s she’s putting a lot but as someone with sensitive eyes I have to use mineral sunscreen and putting too much on causes one hell of a white cast.
@@w98 I just measured a 1/4 teaspoon right now and it was about as much as she used. At least to fill up the whole 1/4 teaspoon. Either way, better to have too much then not enough because if you’re not applying enough and getting a much smaller spf coverage, then that’s technically wasteful as well seeing that you’ve used up all the sunscreen in less than adequate amounts to not even be effective
Right I cook all the time and each application was about 1/4 tsp. Lol she’s using 1/2
not everyone can afford buying a new sunscreen every 2 days
Exactly! Sunscreen is not cheap. I'm black, so I use a sunscreen that doesn't leave a white cast on my skin, and it costs $17 a bottle. The bottle is not very big either. I can't afford to drop nearly $20 that frequently on sunscreen.
Lmaoo right!
Right , most bottles are only 1.7 - 2 oz
Sooo stay indoors? Or find a cheaper sunscreen? If you’re not applying it at the proper density (1/4 teaspoon for face only) you’re not getting the spf on the label
Yes you can the dollar tree has sunscreen for 1 dollar..... You have 1 dollar
As an albino I can tell you I just apply five dots on my face and I don't get burned at all. The thickness of the layer you putting on isn't that important, but the time is. If you forget to reapply after a certain time (most of the times you can look up how long your sunscreen protects your skin), the UV will get through the crème.
You don't have to look up how long your sunscreen gives protection.. thats what the SPF tells you. So, you have your natural protection (according to your skin type) for me thats around 10 - 20min x the sunscreens SPF is, lets say 50 = makes 8 - 16 h , BUT that only applies if you apply the proper amount of sunscreen, because if you don't the SPF is less than what the bottle says. Meaning, the amount of sunscreen gives you the time. Ofcourse you can use less, but then you have to reapply more often. If I use the proper amount I can go a day without reaplying which is especially useful when you go out with makeup on.
@@meatysheep 😂that only works for people who have natural protection.....that's not the case for me and since my skin is also really sensitive I can't put on so much product.
As I said, I'm an albino and the best way for me is to use a smaller amount, but take more breaks in the shadow.
@@emelys9616 every skin has it, yours is just really, really low. (maybe around 1-2min)
Breaks in the shadow are necessary for every skin.
Do you have any recommendations for sunscreen? I'm really pale but also sunscreen irritates my skin
@@bee-air Use a moisturiser with spf
Love the tip! Don’t forget to bring it down your neck, décolletage and also onto your ears. Any excess left on your hands, just rub it onto the back of your hands!
I got pre-cancer growths on the backs of my hands, always apply sunscreen to them now.
Beauty influencers always cite the 1/4 tsp recommendation and then proceed to apply 2 tbsp 😂
makes you realize that they either don't cook and have no clue how much 1/4 tsp is or are great cooks who don't even need measuring spoons to make great meals.
😂😂
Meredith dexbury-make it 10
@@Light-tc8xcI am not even a cook and started sunscreen 2 months back and i literally know how much 1/4th of a teaspoon is. It's all about skills or measurements.
@Himani Gupta nah that's her foundation 😭
I ain’t about to sit there at 5 in the morning waiting for my first layer of sunscreen to dry
She didn't wait. Have at it.
Yeah who has all that time. Plus if you’re gonna put makeup over it your face will get so oily during the day. At least for me it does
I have to get up at 5.30am, put my first layer, put half of my outfit, add another layer, and so forth. After I'm dressed I apply my 5 minute make up and get my 5mn hair done. Try it
massage it in! and i personally just stop when i feel like I've plenty on. idk what this lady's talking about tho💀
Agreed don't have time for that
Every sunscreen I've used either makes me incredibly greasy, pills like crazy making it impossible to apply more layers, or are wayyyy out of my budget.
La Roche Posay 50+ face & body anthelios cream doesn’t leave any white cast or piling but it is a bit sticky so make sure to clip hair away from your face 🩷
Try the beauty of joseon one, its dirt cheap and invisible.
Cera ve has a good one the hydrating sheer it goes great under makeup. Also i think ELF has one now and it's only a few bucks.
Your skin looks amazing!
Abbey: *Applies ridiculous amounts of sunscreen to her face*
Also Abbey: doesn’t apply any sunscreen to her neck 💀
Or upper lip 💀
NO BUT THE AREA OVER THE LIPSSS
@@cxrolina._3795 That's all I notice every time I watch anyone do any skincare 😭😭 most people either miss it completely or maybe, hopefully, they're just cutting the clip before they rub it in there lol
@@foxxsenpaii FRRR 😭
Or her forehead
If you are applying your sunscreen AT ALL, you're not doing anything wrong or incorrectly. It's better to apply too little and patchy that don't apply at all, so apply as much as you can afford cuz this thing is EXPENSIVE
Some meghan markles here advise to not use at all if they're too poor to afford to buy sunscreen every 2 days lol
@@nenabunenano honey its because using too little or not apply every 2 hours doesnt do anything. There are many afforable options! Def go for minis to try out the formula tho
@noodling943 this is why so many people (almost) never use sun screen, cause elitists like you hammer down it having to be perfect to matter at all. So many people think why waste money on sunscreen if I can't manage to do it perfectly
And also, as long as I need to spend 40 minutes every 2 hours to wait for my f'ing sunscreen to be effective, I'll take the melanoma
@@Crabernackerofc they have to scare you like that so they could sell better! The spf is still there to protect your skin even if you apply it too little or patchy, or even not reapply it after 2 hours. Just not as perfect, like 99,9% protection , but it’s still there about 65 to 70% to protect your skin! Nothing like “doesn’t do anything”
@@Crabernackerwhy wouldn’t they do anything? Not getting exactly the labeled spf doesn’t mean you aren’t getting any spf
This is so true, and I learned this from you!! Definitely applying 2 layers makes it SO much easier to get the right amount !! ❤
Definitely please do a part two video on your favorite sunscreens. I noticed that you easily apply sunscreen to your entire eye area. I’ve never found one that doesn’t run into my eyes. Thank you for all of your wisdom that you Impart in your videos. I’ve learned so much and started implementing so hair day routine. Excited about the journey.
HOW DO YOU APPLY SO MUCH WITHOUT IT BREAKING YOU OUT OR BURNING YOUR EYELIDS 🆘
I was going to ask the same question!!!!! @AbbeyYung please let us know how do you prevent your eyes from burning
Haha I was also going to ask! Every sunscreen I’ve tried always gets into my eyes and burns all day, even if I put foundation and powder on top to “set” it.
Be careful to try not to get in your eyes. I saw the Dermtlgy one recommended and it’s great n lightweight but it too, burns my eyes unfortunately but R&R Undefined sun serum tinted is great. Has a strange smell that lingers a while but doesn’t burn sooooo😅
She posted in one of her videos before to use a Sunscreen stick if you have issues with it burning your eyes
K beauty sunscreen filters don’t tend to bother my eyes at all
Girl I'd go broke in 3 months if I applied that much sunscreen on my face. That's a hard pass😂😂😂
It is needed. I have seen doctors show how much is needed and it is a lot.
@@destinychild4659 ik but like what's the is use if I can't afford anything after a while so less is better than nothing I guess?
@@tzla9344 It doesn't really do anything if you apply a little. Since you aren't getting the labelled spf. Might as well do it to avoid the consequences later in life.
@@yennefer440 ok then😅😅
Think of the hospital bill if you have to have a melanoma removed, & then switch to a brand you can afford to keep buying.
I´m caucasian with light skin. When I was young and up to 45 I usually didn´t put sunscreen, only sometimes on the beach. I´m 46 now and don´t have any spots on my face. I began apply SPF recently only because of retinoides skin care. I think people get too obsessed with this issue now. And for this reason therea are a lot of vitamin D deficiency even in Spain. And this vitamin is very important for good functioning of immune system. Anyway, you have to be carefull with the sun but don´t be afraid of it either. Just don´t overdo it.
I’m not sure what a vitamin d deficiency has to do with sunscreen.
@@buckyyybsun block blocks absorption of vitamin d
@@buckyyybsunscreen avoids the body of adsorbing vitamin D. Our body gets vitamin D naturally through sunlight, but since our skin is blocked by sunscreen it prevents the making of vitamin D
Very true
survivorship bias, you're one of the few lucky one to tell the story. Skin cancer is a very dangerous thing and you and you can't ignore the important of SPF just based from your own experience.
Wow, I'm glad when I started taking sunscreen more seriously, as I've aged and beyond learned my lessons, I naturally started using this amount or more. But this is definitely interesting and great to keep on top of, as well as layering advice! Little nuggets for anyone else make use to reapply throughout the day, especially while or going back out into the sun through the day and sunscreens from other countries, especially Korea, Japan, Australia, and some from Europe have better formulas than the US that blend and are more appeasing for those who struggle with everyday use and under makeup. They also provide strong and added protections. I've been in love with a lot of Korean products I've started to use from sunscreen, moisturizers, tinted protection, and even foundations that wear and look much different than the many I have tried of the US companies while being very affordable 🫶 thanks for your content!!! And I'm always excited to hear new recommendations on sunscreen as a seasoned, evolved, adamant user these days lol
Girl who needs sunscreen in order to leave without health problems here. I need to wear sunscreen every 2-3 hour everyday and girl believe me you don't need that much. My dermatologist never told me to put that much and i personally don't want to trust a person who is not a dermatologist (you). Sunscreen needs to be absorbed by your skin and you have to wait approximately 30 minutes. Yes it needs a lot of time to be absorbed by our skin. Yes you can layer it but there is no Reason to put that much. I personally put everywhere and not too much and not too Little. It needs to go everywhere that the sun sees. (thats for me , not for the average user). I hope i helped , please don't believe everything you see , ask and listen to doctors not influencers.
yes! this one quarter rule is also for men not women. They have bigger faces obviously. People should not take every info and run with it.
Yep. I've listened to a couple TH-cam derms, and they use the 2 finger rule. I've been doing that diligently rarely have any problems with the sun and my face.
The 30 minutes thing is for chemical sunscreens though. If you use mineral sunscreens, you’re good to go immediately. I would recommend checking out Korean mineral sunscreen that are very lightweight, nice and non irritating.
@@Yoyozworld19 thank you for sharing!
@@nuclearwessels2078I use the two finger method as well, and it's certainly already a LOT of sunscreen, especially if you're generous with it.
Girl apply it on your neck too. I used to make the same mistake of applying it on my face but ignoring my hands and neck. They are the first ones to show wrinkles and signs of aging y'know.
Was about to say the same thing. She’s putting half the tube of sunscreen on her face and none on her neck and hands. 😅
Good point!! I always do this in the spring and summer so I will apply this “rule” in the other seasons as well :) My face I never forget, I apply sunscreen every day even when it is super rainy outside haha, it’s just like brushing my teeth
She probably just applied this for the video demonstration! I’m sure she does her neck and hands in real life but it wasn’t relevant to the video
@@Justaregularoldplumbus it’s incredibly relevant to the video. So many people don’t apply it anywhere but their face. It *needs* to be shown/talked about when people are demonstrating this.
I use a sunscreen for my face and neck and a different sunscreen lotion with SPF 50 throughout my open body parts 💀.
UV umbrella(or even just anormal umbrella) is way better imo,, tho im biased as someone who cant stand the feeling of sunscreen,, avoiding the sun to begin with is good enough for me
Yes, please!!! I have really sensitive skin and SPF in most cases breaks me out, so if you have any that are "truly" hypoallergenic to recommend I'd would appreciate it!!! 😊❤
Just an FYI in case you miss it... don’t forget your ears. Not that skin cancer melanoma can’t pop up anywhere, your ears are exposed and per my oncologist, most people forget the sunscreen there. Yes, speaking from recent experience.
Also collarbones! So many women forget.
also, esp if you have thin or thinning hair (or have a balding patch like my husband...), you will want some for your scalp as well
@@bookladydavina Or just wear a hat. 🤠
wearing a hat every single day is unrealistic
Oh my gosh! Thank you! It was super irritating that she kept missing her ears.
people don’t forget to put sunscreen on your upper lip 😭
Came here looking for this comment!
And your ear
and eyelids and ears and neck idkidk
@@fumiko1242 The eyelids can sting. I do without it there 😂
On my lip? To east sunscreen? No ty
Yes, please part2. Most sunscreens sometimes causes breakouts on my face.
Not everyone has half a day to wait for their sunscrean to dry... I'll go ahead and have wrinkles. I'm 30, it's fcking time.
until we start having them and then we complain lol
@@extradela nah. Wrinkles are literally the fcking normal thing to have if you emote like humans do. I want them. I don't want to be an unsettling 50 something yo with a smooth face. It would mean I've never either smiled or cried, like a certified psycho.
@@BereniceAllanPoe When I look at ladies with few wrinkles at an older age I just think they must take very good care of their skin and I move on. I don’t think anybody is freaked out by older women with smooth skin tbh… Unless they have that boiled egg smooth botox look. U don’t have to do all this extra sh*t the girl is recommending. Just apply a decent amount, wait *2 minutes* and do your make up. I’m 24 and have been applying sunscreen since I was 19. I use it mainly because I don’t want to have premature wrinkles (since I have a thin skin type as explained by a dermatologist and the women in my family all have had premature wrinkles and sagging skin) and I’m scared of skin cancer because I’m really pale. Wrinkles are fine, not every one of us is obsessed with looking young but I just want to look *good and healthy* for my age not necessarily younger
@@udontevenwannaknowbruvYou should wait more than 2 minutes to do your makeup. 10-20 minutes for the sunscreen to settle is ideal.
@@casebased8391 I’ve been doing it like that ever since I started applying spf and never had issues. This is what I mean, we shouldn’t make skincare so complicated. Also I only use concealer (which has spf in it) and by the time I powder my face usually it’s been 15 minutes. Don’t stress about every rule that the beauty influencers are following because some of it is just not realistic for people with regular jobs. And too many rules gets people discouraged and sometimes they think a skincare routine can’t be simple yet effective. All I make sure to follow is washing my face twice a day, use tretinoin, a serum and moisturizer and apply sunscreen every time I’m outside and wait 20 minutes for it to ‘activate’ before going out.
Yes, please! I'd especially like to know about the Korean and Japanese kinds, because they have the newer protection and I feel like they will be better at covering both UVB and UVA. We don't have as much for UVA here in the states. Also, I'd like to see which are hybrids and which are water resistant.
The skin aqua uv super moisture gel is an amazing japanese sunscreen for face and neck, its been my go to for years. I think its from rohto or nivea. I also do that layering thing, i put half over my face and neck them go in for another layer and you genuinely cant see it on light/med skin, cant speak for darker skin. Its the best consistency and dont need to wear moisturizer underneath
I have 100% burn rate on the Korean sunblocks . I love Korean skin care but the sunblock is not good enough for high UV in NZ . The UV might not be as strong in Korea
I know this is about the sunscreen BUT your hair is so gorgeous ❤....looks clean, shiny and healthy,
Finally found a sunscreen that works for my sensitive skin. The littlellextra rice berry sunscreen offers excellent protection that doesn't cause those breakouts. A must-try for anyone with similar skin issues. Don’t forget to reapply every two hours, particularly when you're out. I also use the Vitaminc face serum from riceberry and I am noticing that my skin tone is enhancing with each day.
I have been using almost a month, and I have been noticing great results with rice berry Sunscreen spf and face moisturizer.
I can’t find a sunscreen that doesn’t instantly melt into my eyes and irritate them all day-would love to know if you have a suggestion! Yes to Part 2 😊❤
Try Asian suncreens. I have the same issue. Beauty of Josen and dermtlgy universal tint suncreens are my holy grails.
You should try mineral spf, a lot of people like the elta md one. They do tend to be thicker and leave a cast though
@@melissasell307 BoJ burns my eyes. All Asian sunscreens I've used do that if I apply them over my eyes lol. Feel totally lost
@@purplebutterfly314 mineral SPFs burn sensitive eyes too, sadly
Ive been using La Roche Posay Toleraine moisturizer with spf30 for a couple years now, never had an issue with burning! Or Eucerin age defense spf50 is another good one!
I live in the Caribbean where tinted mineral sunscreen is difficult to find. Sunscreen itches my face already and layering like this in this weather makes you feel like you have 10lbs of gunk on your face by the end of the day
Same girl, same. I also live in the Caribbean, we very much can't do this in this hot ass weather 😂!
YUP
I find it is better to use a lower SPF that is light weight like 16-25 because even if it's not the recommended 50SPF i find i am more likely to apply it because it's more comfortable. 16spf still provides at least 80% protection which is better than nothing. Just use hats and shades to the help block the sun if you are outdoors.
U could be allergic to the Sunscreen. I can't wear chemical sunscreens cus I'll get a rash and mineral sunscreens are SUPPER expensive and hard to find
Same here. I typically do 1 layer under makeup and I'm trying to get a translucent powder sunscreen in at least spf 30 for touch ups.
Absolutely. Please include any k-beauty or eu faves that are accessible and where to get them if they make the cut!
Your hair is gorgeous ❤❤
You forgot your eyelids, neck, and ears!!! Those are essential parts to remember when it comes to sunscreen
Now four more layers there too!!! 😂
Nah sunscreen does not belong anywhere near my eyes that shit burns 😭
@@hi6575try spf chapstick! That’s what I use since I don’t wanna be crying all day from sunblock in my eyes 😊
Burns around eyes
@@hi6575 i think you need to change ur sunscreen!
I'm so envious of how other people's skin absorbs skin care products. Mine just does not, after my moisturiser it is done and even that takes hours to sink in.
Same, I don't use moisturizer in the morning, just a vitamin c serum and SPF, otherwise I will look like a glazed donut 😅 and my hair gets greasy at the edges of my face instantly...
Could be worse. Mine makes me turn a bluish white hue like the Gross sisters on the Proud family. And then I have to apply makeup to get it back to where it is supposed to be
it's actually better if your skin isn't absorbing it! both moisturiser and sunscreen are NOT supposed to absorb into the skin- moisturiser creates a barrier to prevent moisture from escaping while chemicals in the product like hyaluronic acid will permeate the skin to stimulate more moisture production, while sunscreen usually uses a barrier of titanium dioxide or zinc oxide that sits on top of your skin and reflects UV rays before they hit it (which is why you need to reapply sunscreen every 2 hours of sun exposure! if your skin isn't absorbing it tho, you actually get more time out of each application!!)
@@satohime how am I supposed to put makeup on it if it just sits on my face? be realistic
@@eggi4443Uhm honey… Skincare isn’t suppose to fully absorb into your skin. Everyone’s skin looks shiny after one product, our skin isn’t like a sponge. You can easily apply makeup onto a face which looks shiny and greasy from skincare products. It’s even better to apply make up after your sunscreen as most newest daily sunscreens are formulated to act as a primer as well. Just apply powder afterwards if the shine (after foundation or after sunscreen if you don’t wear make up) is still bothering you. I can highly recommend you Ben Nye setting powders, they’re the finest I’ve ever used and work very well.
I really believe this is just what companies say to make you use and buy more product. I mean, if you go to the beach and apply it to your body, you can easily see a biiig difference in the regions you did applied it and in the regions you did not, even if you put just a little and only once. It has a lot of protection. You don't need as much as they say you do
Ur skin and hair is just wow😮
Right- cause we needed sunscreen application to be more complicated.
You won't be able to apply that much sunscreen at a temperature of 42°c....you'll just keep on sweating
How do we keep it from coming off ?
@@melt2947 Don't go outside. ☀️
you need have one of those water resistant ones... I made the mistake of not caring about that and let me tell you, evertime I sweated it came off in white sweat
@@melt2947you reapply more often (: and try to avoid extended periods in the sun. Always make sure to have an spf hat, etc!
@@LastKatanaGirla lot of people have social lives and work you know that right😂😂
That sunscreen is my HOLY GRAIL. Such a great makeup base and daily sunscreen overall. 🙌🏼
Hi! What’s the sunscreen called?
Yes, please! Would love a video of your favorite sunscreens. 😊
u haven't applied ur sunscreen on ur upperlip. and that part also needs the protection.
everyone who's reading this, u should know this. don't leave any part or ur upper lip .
I've noticed that influencers do this. I think it's because they've applied lip gloss to their lips already, so they don't want to touch it.
Yep and that area can get malesma and pigmentation
I avoid my eyelids and lips because it BURNS and tastes gross. I guess I’ll just have to depend on my melanin for that part, my lips are super pink so wouldn’t hurt to get some color lol. My eyelids I just suffer 😢
@@JB-bm1to keep your lips pink, because they may change colour and go dull like mine did
@@user-vu8pm4dw6d when did yours change? I’m 34 now and they haven’t yet. Was yours from never wearing sunscreen? But I do like a little color tbh, not dullness but whenever I do wear makeup I use a brown pencil on them. I think the contrast looks so nice!
Who the hell is just smashing sunscreen into their eyeballs like that 😂
the best trick that i’ve found helps me apply enough sunscreen is the two finger method. basically draw a line of sunscreen on the index and middle finger and that’s all you need.
Her hair is Gorgeous 😍
Dermatologists also recommend that you REAPPLY sunscreen after 3 hours! .... Oh my - It's difficult enough the first time - LOL
I would propose that this is in cases where you are in constant exposure. For my day to day, in an office, I apply once in the morning and once after lunch. That is PLENTY.
From what I’ve heard, It’s usually 2 hours
So take off makeup and apply again?
If you already use an high sunscreen protection, there's truly no need to reapply, as you usually lose 10-15% max of protection during the whole day. I've make up and oily skin, I don't give a shit if my sunscreen is at 45 instead of 50 by sundown I ain't drenching my face in that shit lol
@@DeadKraken Who told you that?? The protection fully wears off after 2 hours already. At every spf strength. Spf 50 just gives you stronger protection but it will also wear off after 2 hours. So when you’re out all day in the sun or you work next to a window with direct sunlight then you have to reapply throughout the day but not if you’re inside all day then it’s just apply 15 minutes before you go outside
Keep ‘em coming! Part 2 please. 😊
I love when youtubers say "most people have heard" or "we all know that" and then go on to say stuff I've never heard a single human being utter in my entire life.
Yes, I would love part two to see what sunscreens you use that aren't too greasy.
Learned this from Dr. Dray a couple of years ago. It really works. Try it!
She is brilliant. Love Dr Dray
I don't even apply near my eyes (above my brows and below eye sockets are my borders) and the sunscreen somehow still manages to find my eyes and burn them!
Use a Physical sunscreen it doesn't burn your eyes u can use one with tint.. if you don't like Physical sunscreen your preference is chemical
then use the physical sunscreen around your eye area ..
Do you sweat a lot? Some sunscreens just have that special spice ingredient that will irritate your eyes. :( I use Beauty of Joseon rice sunscreen and I can apply a dab under my eyes and on my eyelids and it has never burned them!
I do to I use the innis with hydraulic acid , then let it soak in . I will then apply hiemis.glow one. I use they 3-4 Finger method with both . I know it may seem overkill but I use in place of a moisturizer and the second as if it was the first. I M OLDER . No one taught our moms in the 60 about protecting the kids in sunscreen I learned much later in life. Though I was lucky not to be an outside kind of sun kid, I still know better now.
Paula’s Choice has some great lightweight sunscreens for anyone looking!
Your skin is immaculate...We NEEEED a video on affordable lightweight sunscreens from you,pretty pleasee
We? Who we? 42 people? I don't. She might have nice skin, she also probably is in a salon every week and not knowing the first thing about anything because the way she is applying this sunscreen is utter nonsense. Or she is doing this on purpose for cloud. Either way. No thanks.
Over your eyes!? You are brave, dear girl.
good sunscreen doesnt burn
la roche posay doesnt burn the eyes
Eyes are the place most ppl get melanoma apparently
Your sunscreen should not be burning your eyes
@@sophspice32it burns mine 😢😢 i havent found any I can use near my eyes!
Yes, pls share which sunscreen is best. I have gone through many brands as well and my skin breaks out if I apply too much or multiple layers but your skin is beautiful and very even.
Thanks for this video. I started to apply 2 layers of the sunscreen but I actually need more now coz I now beg on the streets. Looking for a partner to beg with. Apply more sunscreen guys and come here 😂
We’re super lucky here in Australia with well designed broad spectrum sunscreens. I use an inexpensive one by Cancer Council Australia which is 50+ and leaves a nice matte but lightly moisturised feeling to the skin. It sits well under foundation too which is important. Anyway, we say apply one teaspoon to the face and let it sink in which doesn’t take long. If possible, it’s best to reapply every two hours. Sunnies, a hat, and some reprieve from the sun is also super important for healthy skin. ☀️🕶️🧢🧴⛱️
My problem is once I leave the bathroom I'm never coming back to finish my skin routine lol I have to do it in one shot
I use to have this problem! That’s why I keep all my skincare in a drawer in my room now 😂 and serums on the top of it where I can see it so that I won’t forget to start with those and it’s easier to grab
Same. 😒 once i sit on my bed im not goin back in standing in front of the mirror
The Missha All Around essence is hands down the best spf I've ever used, it's so light that it feels like rubbing water on my face! I can apply the right ammount and it doesn't ball up, it feels hydrating and it doesn't leave a cast
but it gives me a small bump everytime I use it 😢
Living in India, it's hot here all year around, the sun is just too harsh. But Never in my life I have ever used a sunscreen, and I have never known anybody who applies sunscreen daily and I think our skin just glows, it's still very healthy. Nature is just perfect the way it has made us. It isn't really necessary.
Yes! This is the perfect way to apply sunscreen by layer. Ive been doing this for over 20 years
I'm from Spain. Here we recognice brits and americans easily from a km away on the beach. They are glowing neon red due to being sunburnt af.
Tips for not getting sunburnt:
1: get a strong and expensive sunscreen for the face, and a lighter a d cheaper one for the body.
2: Apply several times as the day goes on, specially after exiting the water or sweating considerably. No matter how "water resistant" your sunscreen is.
3: go for at least 50 protection on the body. If you find it, go even higher on the face.
4: Don't try to rush a tan by wearing less protection, if your skin peels off, you will go back to square 0.
5: When tanning, flip front and back frequently.
So I’m extremely pale and when I went on vacation to Spain I was like a sad milk bottle between beautiful caramel skin spaniards, it was embarrassing 😩 I stuck out like a sore thumb and my black bathing suit made the contrast worse. Sometimes looking sunburnt is better than walking around like a depressed anemic victorian child... Still I will keep applying sunscreen, I’m more worried about skin cancer 💀
@@udontevenwannaknowbruv No worries man, i'm extremely pale too 😂😂. I know what it feels like.
@@udontevenwannaknowbruvThere's nothing wrong with pale skin though? There are even countries in the world where people prefer being hella pale.
I understand wanting to try a tanner look and stuff but girl there's nothing wrong with your skin tone, whether white or dark.
Part 2 please!
yes,please recommend face sunscreens! thank you!😊
This is such a good hack! ❤ Sadly I have bangs so applying sunscreen just makes my hair oily after half a day. So I just use a nice amount of Olay day cream with 30 SPF. I stay indoors most days and only go out if I need to so I take Vitamin D3 with magnesium and omega 3 for better absorption of the D3.
Don’t forget your neck as that’s where the first signs of aging begins😊
As well as your ears.
@@Bruni4U I thought I had ear eczema for years and it turns out I just needed sunscreen
@@Ash_beep people often forget ears because they are made of cartilage. Got to protect the whole exposed skin.
And the back of the hands.
It actually depends on the consistency of the sunscreen . The runnier the sunscreen the more you will need
It’s true. With my runny sunscreen such as Anessa sunmilk, I’d need to squeeze generous amount of 4 fingers (1.2ml or 1/4tsp) when I’m mostly indoor; or 6 fingers when I’m doing lots of outdoor activity (almost doubled the amount for face, neck and ears = around 2.5ml).
Yes please! Please share your favorite physical sunscreen ❤
Yes but if I use too much it clogs my pores or I look shiny af (not pretty glossy, but greasy.. it is disgusting). And I use Korean spf that is pretty good.
Oh man, if I put it over my sensitive eyes 🙈
SAME, I can only wear mineral sunscreen 🥵
I’ll be blind all day
Sunscreen breaks me out and just messes my face up so bad. I just stay tf out of the sun lol
Agreed !
Hawaiian Tropic face sunscreen (looks two-tone swirled in bottle) doesn't break me out, and I've had acne for ... ahem, over a decade.
P.S. Acne under control now with proper diet (little/no grains nor sugar). Sugar is a heck of a drug
@AncestralGratitude85 I haven't had acne for a very long time, unless I use something crazy in my face. I rarely wear makeup, if I do is not foundation or anything. Anything oil based that clogs pores will cause a small breakout though. So I just don't do it
@@AncestralGratitude85 hmm do you really think sugar makes a difference? Thanks for the recommendation btw, I will look it up
Facts
Yes, please, part 2!
Ofc!! Please do part 2 for ur fav sunscreens!!
Yes part 2 please! But ugh I often don’t even wait for my moisturizer to absorb before applying spf, if I do wait then it’s a good day, never mind waiting between multiple layers of sunscreen :( gotta rush out the door usually
Ok but she just applied wayyy more than 1/4 tsp doing that? Those were some heavy pours, seems wasteful
That's what I was thinking! Like, I don't have a problem applying 1/4 teaspoon of sunscreen, and she is definitely applying at least a teaspoon of product!
you haircolor is gorgeous omg
Can you do a video on how to apply sunscreen throughout the day? I’m thinking outdoor events where you have on makeup.
More important than applying enough is RE-APPLYING
No
I usually look so oily every time I wear so much sunscreen like this and I have nothing to cover it up with cause I don’t wear makeup..
Try patting with mineral powder or setting powder, it works
Don't do it if you have sensitive skin pls. I am 30 and i have never applied this amount of sunscreen in my life. I don't understand what's wrong with influencers nowadays. If you see any influencer applying this amount of any product, their skin is basically dead, they rely heavily on products to look normal. Thank me later.
@@b__05nope. Your skin will be bAsIcAlLy dEaD in very few years without any sun protection. On most people you can clearly see they get to much sun without any protection. Moreover every skin is different and needs different protection. Stop talking shit just cause you think your method is the one and scroll further.
@@b__05 a quarter tsp isnt as much as she just put on her face. Plus she skipped her ears and neck. You really should be using enough to be effective otherwise whats the point?
I highly recommend rice-paper blotting squares. No deposit, only lift.
What sunscreen do you use? It looks beautiful! 😊
i used to use Verse sunscreen which was perfect. it was tinted, lightweight, mineral, and rated 100% on yuka though ik yuka can’t be fully trusted, but it made my skin soooo clear. overall though Verse is a good brand. i regret switching it out for a beef tallow sun butter because i’m mixed and it leaves too much of a white cast and is kinda grainy :( both were $30 and i don’t have extra to rebuy the Verse sunscreen until i get paid😢
That's over applying but go ahead
Part 2 please. That sunscreen looks like the new krave beauty. Wanted to try that one ❤
We in India try and avoid going out in the sun between 10am - 4pm when the sun is really strong. We cover ourselves up from head to toe, if we do need to ho out during the day. All this on top of using sunscreen
As an Aussie who freckles and burns, you don’t need expensive sunscreen. For it to really work it needs to have titanium dioxide or zinc oxide in it.
Don’t put it on your eyelids…wear sunglasses to protect your eyes. Oh and I’ve never reapplied it once. It still works later in the day. Obviously if you have gone swimming or gone to the gym then yeah reapply.
My eyes are far too sensitive to apply sunscreen on them. How do people do this?!!?
Same!!!
They do it by not having sensitive eyes or they found the sunscreen that doesn't sting their eyes. From what I've heard mineral sunscreens don't tend to sting so some put mineral around their eyes then their regular sunscreen everywhere else.
And that’s why we don’t listen to influencers with no medical background in dermatology. Be careful.
this girl as an example
This is literally what dermatologists recommend. A generous 1/4 teaspoon every three hours, in fact.
YESSSSSS.. PLS DO A PART 2 FOR YOUR FAVORITES! ❤
I have used this technique for years ! I still do it
there are different kinds of sunscreens and also different skin types, you can’t apply yours like the same person who has oily skin or dry skin, here’s the thing, go to see a doctor who’s the one that can help you to find the best sunscreen for you skin type :)
If you want to secure your skin from sunlight. Just walk in the shadows. 🙃
Goths were _always_ living in 3023. 😉
Yes! I would love a Part 2 of Sunscreens
You have gorgeous skin. So I'm gonna listen
That's how you get your products finished faster 🤣 hence, gotta buy them again 🙂
sounds like a marketing scheme
Being naturally tanned I was made fun of, for applying my sunscreen in layers & that it was unnecessary.
I'm glad I watched this as I'm scared of my hyperpigmentation worsening 😊
Yes yes yes please do part 2 with favorite sunscreens! 🎉
My rheumatologist actually talked me through doing just this after I was diagnosed with lupus.
Sunlight can cause flare ups so it’s really important to have UV protection done correctly.
I'm loving Skin Aqua and Biore Aqua Watery Sun Gel , love lightweight Japanese Sunscreen
Skin aqua is the greatest
Yes to a part 2 ❤
Palm oil doesn't have harmful chemicals in it and it takes very little and protects your skin from sun damage...
Gin Amber has an awesome non toxic and amazing sunscreen 🌞