I have heard recently that denatured alcohol actually helps other ingredients sink into the skin deeper! We demonized it but in certain applications it's very helpful! ❤️ (But I'm sorry if that's misinformation, I just heard it recently!)
Ooh curious about the bondi sands ones, another aussie one I've been loving is the priceline everyday sunscreen lotion, great body one that doesn't leave you feeling like a greaseball
I've been using this American brand called Sun Bum their hypoallergenic, vegan, cruelty free and reef safe their free of pretty much every single bad ingredient. The best part is they have s a facial spray SPF 45 that can go over makeup and not mess it up and you can just keep spraying throughout the day. They have everything even scalp and hair sun screen.
Just bought the two Bondi Sands recommendations in the recent priceline sale. So excited to try them! I've loved your purito bb cream and sunscreen recs before so looking forward to this!!
Australian standard doesn't burn eyes- sukin tinted sunscreen my absolute fave and has similar ingredients to the ultra violet except u can buy it on sale from chemist Warehouse for $12. Next best is dermaveen and I have heard great things about natio but my fave is sukin, I mix the white one with their medium light one for a better colour match. Honourable mentions are the simple as that 30spf. I can't use anything that burns the eyes and is to greasy
Oh man, I don’t blame you on that Purito one. I’d be super nervous too. I wonder if the same company that tested them the first time will test this one as well 🤔
I can’t recommend the sunscreens by Dr. Sam Bunting (UK) enough. The tinted version in Shade 1 is perfect for daily use and it doesn’t burn around the eye area!
I’ve been using the Esmi skin shield natural face sunscreen. It has SPF 30, is made in Australia, it’s fragrance free, preservative free, uva/uvs Broard spectrum. It’s not greasy at all! It’s cruelty free & vegan! It’s $45 for 50ml. 😍😍
Holidays is when I stock up on sunscreens for the year and I am happy to find the new options to try. I don’t trust Korean sunscreens for the labeled protection but I am planning to buy some with non FDA approved chemical filters to layer with my physical only ones from the US
Hi sweetie 🌹🥰 Great video 👍😊 It is such an important thing to juse, I'm sure that a lot of people, just like myself have forgotten to juse in every day, so great that you do remind us about it, and that we gets your appiniens abaut the different products and brands, because ther are so meny to choose from . Big hugs from Stine from Denmark 🌹🥰💝
The only sunscreen I've ever found that doesn't creep into my eyes is the Biore one. I wear other sunscreens that are fragrance free and alcohol free on the rest of my face but that one goes on my lids and orbital bone area every time. If they came out with a fragrance free option I would be rapt honestly.
have you tried the Cancer society kids pure spf50? it's sooo good, and works amazingly underneath makeup. still have my 400ml bottle from when i lived in NZ. i'm excited to try the new Purito one next summer. glad to hear you approve of it. i just need to use up some of my other spfs first, and these days the sun sets at 15.30 so it's not like i'm reapplying throughout the day... gonna take me a while.
Such a wonderful review. Really appreciate your recommendations are cruelty-free and most don't contain fragrance or alcohols. So excited to try the new Purito option. I loved loved loved their old one and was so disappointed when it was found to not provide as much protection as claimed. Lovin the lippie on you too😊❤
Great content as always Alarna. You and I must listen to the same podcasts and/or watch the same YTers. I tried the Bondi Sands Hydra Fluid after hearing about it on the Mamma Mia "You Beauty" podcast. I loved it and immediately ordered 4 tubes from Chemist Warehouse to gift to my 3 teenage sons and niece for Xmas - great sized stocking stuffers! Very keen to try out the body one now based on your recommendation. I also have the Verdio and the Isntree, though haven't cracked in to the latter yet. Liked the Verdio fine but do find it a little too dewy under makeup so have passed it on to my husband. I have the same Ultra Violette product you tried but tbh find it a little drying. I'm using it up by mixing it with some of the Australain Cancer Council Face Day Wear Matte Moisturiser, which I ordered off the CW Australian website. Really like that, plus their Face Day Wear BB Cream Matte which I pretty much use as my foundation at the mo (currently have to wear a mask all day at work here in Auckland.) A couple of others that I have really enjoyed in the past are from the Ultrasun range, which I ordered from Space NK. Have tried and liked all of them - great under makeup etc. But a little bit $$ unless you're ordering other things to get free shipping. Still, feel like we have some really great options available here in Australasia now - roll on Summer!
I remember Lab Muffin Beauty Science saying that in Asian countries sunscreens are used for daily wear more than in like US, Europe, Aus in those places sunscreen is more for beach days and people expect to wear them and not get burned I like to use Asian sunscreens for daily wear and under makeup but I wear American sunscreens for beach or pool days plus it’s much easier to find American water resistant sunscreens
Have you tried the Kose sunscreens? They're Japanese and cruelty free, it's the only sunscreen that doesn't irritate my eyes when I put it right underneath them :)
Have you tried Skinnies Sunscreen? They're a NZ brand that are cruelty free. They don't use water in their sunscreen so they claim you only need a pea sized amount for your face and neck.
I was super disappointed in the Purito sunscreen, it’s way too dewy for my liking. I look straight up wet wearing it. I heard it was tested by an independent European lab and a US lab, and the results were something like 54 in Europe and 70 something in the US. I can’t remember where I saw/heard that though…
Oh that’s good about the spf results then!! I’ll do some investigating :) I’m sorry to hear you didn’t like the texture of it - you might not love the others I mentioned as I love a dewy fresh sunscreen and they’re all similar in finish!
Arna didn’t quite care for it, but you may like the Hada Labo UV White gel. It’s my holy grail. It doubles as a makeup primer, so anything you put over it looks fantastic and lasts all day (I used it for amusement parks and got compliments on my complexion [even though I have rosacea]!).
@@asaf4070 thank you! Just looked, it was spf 71 in the US and 57 in South Korea. Don’t know where I got Europe from.. 🤷♀️ goes to show we shouldn’t listen to random people in the comment section! 😄
What eyeshadow are you wearing here? It looks beautiful on you! Also, I was using Verdio along Canmake and Verdio for me was more dewy and heavy, took more to sink into the skin (in the summer it didn't sink at all lol) and I also couldn't use it around my eyes because it stung badly! But I actually enjoyed it too, it was good under makeup, waterproof (unlike Canmake) but a bit too heavy and dewy for my taste.
Have you tried the verdio moisture gel? It’s very similar to the one shown in the video but it’s a lighter more liquid formula. I use both and they don’t sting my eyes at all so not sure if this one would still bother you but it’s a lighter formula
@@aliciapaul132 no, I haven't, I read some reviews that it's still very shiny and my skin is kind of oily... But I might give it a try! My favourite sunscreen now is Eucerin oil control SPF50+ and also Canmake if I want something more dewy :)
I have heard recently that denatured alcohol actually helps other ingredients sink into the skin deeper! We demonized it but in certain applications it's very helpful! ❤️ (But I'm sorry if that's misinformation, I just heard it recently!)
Ooh curious about the bondi sands ones, another aussie one I've been loving is the priceline everyday sunscreen lotion, great body one that doesn't leave you feeling like a greaseball
I've been using this American brand called Sun Bum their hypoallergenic, vegan, cruelty free and reef safe their free of pretty much every single bad ingredient. The best part is they have s a facial spray SPF 45 that can go over makeup and not mess it up and you can just keep spraying throughout the day. They have everything even scalp and hair sun screen.
Oooooh the face spray sounds lovely! Xx
Bondi sands has the SPF 50 fragrance free face spray too! Check it out. We have sun bum in the in too now woohoo
@@remzdar6786 I don't think they sell that here in Canada but I'll look thanks.
Just bought the two Bondi Sands recommendations in the recent priceline sale. So excited to try them! I've loved your purito bb cream and sunscreen recs before so looking forward to this!!
Australian standard doesn't burn eyes- sukin tinted sunscreen my absolute fave and has similar ingredients to the ultra violet except u can buy it on sale from chemist Warehouse for $12.
Next best is dermaveen and I have heard great things about natio but my fave is sukin, I mix the white one with their medium light one for a better colour match. Honourable mentions are the simple as that 30spf. I can't use anything that burns the eyes and is to greasy
Oh man, I don’t blame you on that Purito one. I’d be super nervous too. I wonder if the same company that tested them the first time will test this one as well 🤔
I hope they do! Someone else here in the comments says they think it’s been tested by some independent labs, but I’ll have to confirm!
@@ArnaAlayneMorton do you have any information about it?
I can’t recommend the sunscreens by Dr. Sam Bunting (UK) enough. The tinted version in Shade 1 is perfect for daily use and it doesn’t burn around the eye area!
Yes her ones look incredible!!
I’ve been using the Esmi skin shield natural face sunscreen. It has SPF 30, is made in Australia, it’s fragrance free, preservative free, uva/uvs Broard spectrum.
It’s not greasy at all! It’s cruelty free & vegan! It’s $45 for 50ml. 😍😍
Ohhhh and…. Sits perfectly under my makeup!
Sounds gorgeous!!
Holidays is when I stock up on sunscreens for the year and I am happy to find the new options to try. I don’t trust Korean sunscreens for the labeled protection but I am planning to buy some with non FDA approved chemical filters to layer with my physical only ones from the US
I would suggest getting your hands on Australian ones like the Bondi Sands! Much better standards than US sunscreens xx
Yes! just in time for aussie summer! Needed to get new recs!
Hi sweetie 🌹🥰
Great video 👍😊
It is such an important thing to juse, I'm sure that a lot of people, just like myself have forgotten to juse in every day, so great that you do remind us about it, and that we gets your appiniens abaut the different products and brands, because ther are so meny to choose from .
Big hugs from Stine from Denmark 🌹🥰💝
🥰🥰 glad you liked it! Xx
@@ArnaAlayneMorton
Ohh yes, it is a big help to have something to lean on to, so I don't have to try every brand myself.. 😱😅🤭😁😂
The only sunscreen I've ever found that doesn't creep into my eyes is the Biore one. I wear other sunscreens that are fragrance free and alcohol free on the rest of my face but that one goes on my lids and orbital bone area every time. If they came out with a fragrance free option I would be rapt honestly.
have you tried the Cancer society kids pure spf50? it's sooo good, and works amazingly underneath makeup. still have my 400ml bottle from when i lived in NZ.
i'm excited to try the new Purito one next summer. glad to hear you approve of it. i just need to use up some of my other spfs first, and these days the sun sets at 15.30 so it's not like i'm reapplying throughout the day... gonna take me a while.
Such a wonderful review. Really appreciate your recommendations are cruelty-free and most don't contain fragrance or alcohols. So excited to try the new Purito option. I loved loved loved their old one and was so disappointed when it was found to not provide as much protection as claimed. Lovin the lippie on you too😊❤
Thanks lovely! X
Great content as always Alarna. You and I must listen to the same podcasts and/or watch the same YTers. I tried the Bondi Sands Hydra Fluid after hearing about it on the Mamma Mia "You Beauty" podcast. I loved it and immediately ordered 4 tubes from Chemist Warehouse to gift to my 3 teenage sons and niece for Xmas - great sized stocking stuffers! Very keen to try out the body one now based on your recommendation. I also have the Verdio and the Isntree, though haven't cracked in to the latter yet. Liked the Verdio fine but do find it a little too dewy under makeup so have passed it on to my husband. I have the same Ultra Violette product you tried but tbh find it a little drying. I'm using it up by mixing it with some of the Australain Cancer Council Face Day Wear Matte Moisturiser, which I ordered off the CW Australian website. Really like that, plus their Face Day Wear BB Cream Matte which I pretty much use as my foundation at the mo (currently have to wear a mask all day at work here in Auckland.) A couple of others that I have really enjoyed in the past are from the Ultrasun range, which I ordered from Space NK. Have tried and liked all of them - great under makeup etc. But a little bit $$ unless you're ordering other things to get free shipping. Still, feel like we have some really great options available here in Australasia now - roll on Summer!
Wow thanks for the recommendations 🥰🥰
Please review Round Lab Birch Juice Moisturizing Sun Cream SPF50+ PA++++ 50ml and Beauty of Joseon Relief sun Rice + Probiotics SPF50+ PA++++
I remember Lab Muffin Beauty Science saying that in Asian countries sunscreens are used for daily wear more than in like US, Europe, Aus in those places sunscreen is more for beach days and people expect to wear them and not get burned I like to use Asian sunscreens for daily wear and under makeup but I wear American sunscreens for beach or pool days plus it’s much easier to find American water resistant sunscreens
Yes many of the Asian ones aren’t water resistant, so not so great for active days!
Have you tried the Kose sunscreens? They're Japanese and cruelty free, it's the only sunscreen that doesn't irritate my eyes when I put it right underneath them :)
Yes I have! I found them a bit white casty in the end!
Hi Arna. Thnks for vid. I was hoping u would mention some easy Aus based ones. How is the bondi for oily skin type? is it super dewy type?
I find it nice on my normal/oily skin x
Have you tried Skinnies Sunscreen? They're a NZ brand that are cruelty free. They don't use water in their sunscreen so they claim you only need a pea sized amount for your face and neck.
I only use their product on my body as it feels quite greasy on the face - and I would be cautious with that claim. I’d always put on a bit more x
I was super disappointed in the Purito sunscreen, it’s way too dewy for my liking. I look straight up wet wearing it. I heard it was tested by an independent European lab and a US lab, and the results were something like 54 in Europe and 70 something in the US. I can’t remember where I saw/heard that though…
Oh that’s good about the spf results then!! I’ll do some investigating :)
I’m sorry to hear you didn’t like the texture of it - you might not love the others I mentioned as I love a dewy fresh sunscreen and they’re all similar in finish!
Arna didn’t quite care for it, but you may like the Hada Labo UV White gel. It’s my holy grail. It doubles as a makeup primer, so anything you put over it looks fantastic and lasts all day (I used it for amusement parks and got compliments on my complexion [even though I have rosacea]!).
You can find the test results on their Instagram page.
@@asaf4070 thank you! Just looked, it was spf 71 in the US and 57 in South Korea. Don’t know where I got Europe from.. 🤷♀️ goes to show we shouldn’t listen to random people in the comment section! 😄
@@curlsofa2017Yes, it's always good to check the original source :)
Hi Arna, I'm looking for a product that can be a moisturiser and spf in one, are any of these products suitable for that? Thanks!
I think the Isntree one might work if you have normal/oily skin - it’s quite hydrating! I think Dry skin types should use a seperate one underneath
What eyeshadow are you wearing here? It looks beautiful on you! Also, I was using Verdio along Canmake and Verdio for me was more dewy and heavy, took more to sink into the skin (in the summer it didn't sink at all lol) and I also couldn't use it around my eyes because it stung badly! But I actually enjoyed it too, it was good under makeup, waterproof (unlike Canmake) but a bit too heavy and dewy for my taste.
Thanks!! It’s my Colourpop Going Coconuts Palette 🥰
@@ArnaAlayneMorton Thank you!
Have you tried the verdio moisture gel? It’s very similar to the one shown in the video but it’s a lighter more liquid formula. I use both and they don’t sting my eyes at all so not sure if this one would still bother you but it’s a lighter formula
@@aliciapaul132 no, I haven't, I read some reviews that it's still very shiny and my skin is kind of oily... But I might give it a try! My favourite sunscreen now is Eucerin oil control SPF50+ and also Canmake if I want something more dewy :)
Iwona Radziwonowicz oh I’ll have to try the eucerin one!
Unfortunately it seems that the Bondi Sands SPFs you mentioned are only on the Australian website and they ship pretty much everywhere but the US. 😞
They have another kind available in the US that I’ve heard great things about! The fragrance free version of the face sunscreen x
I have never heard of these brands not even on amazon.
Bondi Sands is Australian, and the rest are Asian brands x
We don't have the body sunscreen here in he USA. Totally gutted =(
Yes I don't think the Hydra line has made it there yet, but some other Bondi Sands ones are available at Walmart I believe!
Arna, how many times did you say "skin-loving ingredients"? It felt like an ad for the sunscreens.
This isn’t an ad for sunscreen :) just sharing my own thoughts and research x
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