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THIS IS HOW MUCH SUNSCREEN YOU REALLY NEED - AND ITS HUGE!!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- So, we all apply sunscreen right? But how much do you really need? THIS MUCH! and its a HUGE AMOUNT! Watch me apply it! And this is WHY you cannot use your foundation as a sunscreen!
HANDS, HANDS HANDS! I wish I could go back in time and tell my 16-y-o self to put sunscreen on my hands EVERY DAY! Once you hit 40ish, you can inject all kinds of whatever in your face and laser the hell out of it if you so choose, but your hands, neck and cleavage will give away your real age every time. Think of how often your hands are on a steering wheel getting blasted by sunlight. I hope any 20-somethings who are watching this video will start putting sunscreen on their hands, necks and chests (along with faces) religiously. Your 40-something-year-old self will thank you. ;)
YES! exactly right. Tanning is the skin in trauma (Australia has UV levels of 15 this summer. Crazy!)
TheErinnF is that the reason why i see mature ladies would have dark spots on their skin?
TheErinnF this comment is truly appreciated! Thank you very much!
TheErinnF Thank you! I never thought of my hands. No idea why...
im 27, can it still save me? :p
Thanks for sharing. I am a black woman and dark skin but I do take care of my skin. People find it funny that I apply sunscreen daily because of my complexion. I will look into these products! 😊🌞
Carib Spice Good for you!! Love the fact that you take care of tour skin even though you are a WOC!🤗
Carib Spice ❤
Carib Spice 😘
Carib Spice sun block is for everyone 👍🏻😁😁
Which sunscreen do you use?
I highly recommend Korean sunscreens. Western sunscreens make me break out so bad (even the salon stuff that makes a giant hole in your wallet after you buy it). I love the innisfree sunscreens, they're so light on the skin and goes well under makeup and can be found cheap on ebay. I have been using spf everyday on my skin for about a year now (yes, everyday), and it does make a huge difference even if I'm only 22 years old and free from wrinkles. The skin looks more clear, it feels softer to the touch and the best part: I feel more safe from skin cancer. Remember the back of your neck if you wear your hair up, the ears and the neck. If you wear low cut tops then always put it on where your skin is exposed. From observing middle aged women I can clearly tell that the chest area is where sun damage and aging hits hard. The top of your hands is easy to forget, but they age badly as well from the sun exposure. Thankfully there's now handlotions with spf around on the market, and that's a huge pluss :) Thank you Wayne for informing people about this important topic. Being tan looks good after a holiday out in the sun, but skincancer is deadly and being healthy is more important than being vain.
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I love A'PIEU sunscreen I use the Pure Block Aqua Sun Gel ....Koreans been doin it right with skin care for a longggg time
I so agree re: chest, back of neck and hands. I wish more hand lotions contained sunscreens, and I urge people to use driving gloves and keep them in their car, because your hands (esp. the left) get a ton of exposure from driving. Now I know why ladies wore gloves, big hats and used sun umbrellas in the past - not so much to avoid skin cancer, but to keep skin youthful looking.
I love Innisfree sunscreens!
Tony Moly has a great mild, thin sunscreen, spf 50 :D and it looks like a mango
Good video, I've been using a factor 50 sunscreen 365 days a year since I was about 18 ( that was 1979) I have never ever had a suntan, I much prefer to be an English Rose, now at 54 yrs old I have no sun damage to my skin what so ever. After all the mock take I went through in the 80's and 90's about being pales and not looking 'healthy' as I didn't have a tan, I am so glad now. My skin is amazing soft, wrinkle free and no blemishes or damage sun spots. My brother and his friend runs the charity Melanoma UK and try's to get the message out there about how damaging the sun is. But it sometimes falls on deaf ears, especially young girls and women and now young men using sunbeds...or death beds as I call them . Keep the info coming Wayne ,,,xx
susansaxon31 that’s me everyday. White face everywhere I go. With a little bit of bronzer. I don’t care about my white ghostly looking face. At least I’m protected haha
I'm 23 and I will start wearing it everyday! I do not tan I'm blonde with blue eyes and freckle prone skin. I really need it! I'd love to be tanned and am mocked for being so pale but I'll wear sun scream everyday now. Thanks for your comment
@@xmv1404 I started this year too, I honestly don't give a shit what others might think of me wearing sunscreen everyday cause its protecting me.
How did you know about using sunscreen every day 365/365 at that time in 1979? Because I think the UVA impact of aging was not well known at that time? It's rare to find someone who have used sunscreen religiously from such young age. And yes, your skin is great! Did you avoid any sun exposure as well?
That’s why I get spray tans when I want to look tan.
The only person that can relay on her foundation's SPF is Nikie tutorials, that girls is abusive with foundation cake on.
When he said you can put that much foundation on, I said welll,,, I can't but Nikkie definitely can! :d
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lol awful
LOL, that woman is the caking queen. If I put on that much foundation I would go broke AND look terrible. How does she do it? Besides products that cost an arm and a leg and her trusted beauty blender? I really wonder every time I watch her videos.
Lolll
Thank you for talking about this. My mom is a melanoma skin cancer survivor and ever since she got skin cancer, I stopped sunbathing. I'm a redhead and I've always felt the need to keep up with everyone getting tan in the summer especially when I'm told I don't look "healthy" because I'm so pale skinned. I'm instructed by my GP and dermatologist to use sunscreen whenever I'm outside, never sunbathe. Sunscreen is a necessity. Lying in the sun feels good, we get vitamin D, serotonin, etc but it's not worth the repercussions. I'm also using Retin-A and acne antibiotics right now so I'm 100% more photosensitive than I normally am. If you have acne try EltaMD UV Clear SPF 46. You won't breakout and it feels light on the skin!!! Please protect your skin this summer. So glad Wayne made this video. God bless you Wayne. I love you ;) xx Brittany
I totally understand the pressure to get get a "healthy glow". It is so frustrating to see people damaging their beautiful skin to fit into society's standards.
Girl you rock your pale skin!! 😁😁
Yes, sport that beautiful white skin. I'll be 50 in a few months.....grew up in the 80's when there wasn't as much knowledge about the damaging effects of the sun. And pressure....ah, the pressure to get a tan. I was out there getting my butt burnt to a crisp....getting sun poison EVERY time, winding up in the hospital with seizures. My dad was ready to kill me...if the sun didn't. By my early 20's....after completing RN school/college I started taking care of my skin. I think I still made the mistake of not reapplying when I was working outside, or on a day I was just in the sun a lot. Those early days have brought about some sun spots that have surfaced over the last couple of years. I'm fighting tooth and nail with Retin-A, Vitamin C, Alpha Hydroxy and derma rolling. I was born a redhead......my hair has darkened over the last 6 yrs. but my skin is still lily white. Over the years I even had older nurses to rib me to death about looking too pale and sickly.......I learned to be confident in my paleness, and to know that they were just ignorant.
That's what I use as well:)
+pichi orenj stress free life? Sign me up!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I am always bothered by how few people use the appropriate amount of sunblock or are misinformed about how little your makeup's SPF actually helps in sun protection! As a person who has seen too many friends and family members develop melanoma, several passing away from it, the benefits of proper sun protection are super important to me. Thank you so much for covering this topic! It really means a lot to me. ♥
and I am always bothered about how people obsess over applying gallons of product to their face every day. the sun is very healthy for you in moderation.
DanielSangster Yes, it can be healthy in moderation but most people don't go into the sun in moderation, unless they're working a graveyard shift, or are in a building all day, and have a short commute.
The irrefutable facts of sun damage on the skin warrant using broad spectrum sun block. If you don't want to, then that's fine. It's your personal perspective. I, for one, don't plan on wasting away like those in my life that have contracted melanoma and died.
All the sun you need is 20 minutes a day any more then that dose nothing as far as "health" benefit's 20 minutes a day gives you the maximum amount of Vitamin D you need for the whole day any longer in the sun won't give you more Vitamin D because your body can only use so much but then again one Vitamin D pill a day dose the exact same as 20 minutes of sunlight.
+Tammy St. Jean - then why are there different doses of vitamin D pills?? - I know what you mean and in that context you are right, but some people need more vitamin D - especially if they live in a country where it's darker most of the year, or they have health issues... I've always read/heard that 30 minutes of direct no sunscreen sun on hands and face daily gives a person what they need.. But If you live in a northern country and have an mostly indoor lifestyle that can be a hard goal to reach...
I live in northern Canada where it's winter 8 months of the year and the sunsets by 4:30 in the afternoon from Oct to April and I have gone years without seeing the sun the different dose's are for the very vitamin deficient my doctor gives me 50 000 unit's because I see so little sun but 1000 units a day is all the average person needs.
I am a sunscreen freak too! Anyone who hates wrinkles and cancer should be. It drives me crazy when beauty gurus say their sunscreen is built into their foundation, because like you said they can't be using enough to be protected. Thank you Wayne! That's just another reason you are the best!
that's the same as 1/4 teaspoon for anyone who didn't know.
Thank you, I never knew that.
Thx
Thanks.
It's 1/4 tsp for face, ears, and neck for most people. A little more than half of that should go on the face, the rest on the neck and ears.
Bless you 🙏
Korean sunsceens are life. They feel like body lotion and moisturizer. I hiiiighly highly recommend Korean sunscreen brands for anyone who hates they heaviness of western sunscreens.
what are some of your favorites? :D
Do you have any recommendations?
I use The Face Shop brand. I have for the past few years now.
thank you so much!!! :D
YES, AGREE 100%
I'm glad someone finally said it. Foundation SPF is a joke.
Me personally, I'm an antisocial hermit. Best sun protection ever. I just don't leave the house lol.
There can still be UV lighting inside ur house
if you sit by a window sure
Do like me, live in a dungeon
UVA is what ages you. Glass only blocks UVB.
@@nguyenminhphuong8438 You are right that UVA can penetrate glass and enter a building. However, unless you are quite close to the window or you are taking a hit from direct sunlight, the amount of UV light present is minimal and negligible. If you use a UV camera in the middle of a naturally lit room, it doesn't show very much, if anything at all. Sunscreen is therefore unnecessary if you are in doors and away from the windows most of the time.
Wayne, it's soo ironic that you did this video. My Wonderful Husband was just telling me, as we were laying together, how much he loves my "milky white" skin!! Ever since he was diagnosed with skin cancer and has had several areas from the top of his head to his neck sliced and diced, I stopped laying out, tanning at the salon and I use, at least, an SPF 30+ on my face, and yes I include my ears... I have very short hair; neck, décolletage, arms and hands. You girls that are pale, be proud! Most real men actually love a woman with smooth white skin. Look at Marilyn Monroe, she was a pale, blonde haired beauty. Thanks for making this video!
And I am here in Queensland, Australia thinking, "Don't forget your ears!"
Clare Stinton same in New Zealand 😋
And your neck and hands.
@@TheSolipsist0 But I wash my hands a lot so it ends up coming off. At this point I'm just going to get gloves.
jclyntoledo you are still able to use handcream with spf.
Yep. I have a concerning looking freckle on my ears from not applying it there as a kid. It's sooo important because although skin cancer is usually one of the easiest cancers to treat, *it becomes very dangerous once you get a tumor near your ears!!!*
Tumors near your ears are very close to your thyroid and lymph glands. Once cancer cells spread to your lymphatic system, the cancer cells are at *high risk of being spread around your whole body.*
Wayne I'm going to specialize in dermatology after graduate school, and I'm glad you posted this for people who aren't aware of proper skincare. I hate when patients say "oh well my makeup has sunscreen"... It's not the same. They should just look at it as a bonus on top of their daily mineral spf of 40.
I use sunscreen all the time and I rarely leave the house without it but I never have thought how much I need in order to protect my skin. Thank you for sharing this video Wayne😊
Sunscreen is so important. My dad has skin cancer from his years of exposure to the sun. I have friends who have had melanoma. Lots of it is a must. Good on you for making this video. You have done a massive favor to everybody who watches this.
Whenever I need an actual answer concerning beauty, THIS is the channel to go to. Thank you.
WOW! I had nooo idea. I'm gonna share this tip and say I got it from you...holy shite, man...100% gonna start applying more!
Ok Melanie
Yes! Finally someone said it! I kinda cringe when people tell me they rely solely on the SPF of the foundation to keep them protected. But usually I don't bother preaching because I can go really long on that and sometimes don't want advice on that 😂
Oooh Bless you!! I'm currently going through the horrible learning experience as to why we DO NOT need to be tanned to look fabulous!! I've had several places removed so far and have several more to go. This is my third bout with cancer by the way.
I can't thank you enough for such an informative video that is A MUST SEE!! I adore you and love your amazing videos that are FULL of so much information and the TIPS!! Wow!!! 🤗👏👍
As a ginger I wear sunscreen even in winter!! Mineral sunscreens go on last before make-up and chemical ones go on first. I have tried almost every sunscreen out there, so like everything, you have to find one that works for you.
BTW, I love you Wayne....come to Canada!!
BIORE UV AQUA RICH spf 50 is the best sunscreen i've ever used, if feelsss sooooo light and cooling just like a water based gel moisturizer!
Such an important message. Well done for sharing this. A reminder to also put sunscreen on the back of your hands!!
Bless you for making a video about this! No matter how many times I attempt to discuss this with people, it seems to go in one ear and out the other. Getting people to wear sunscreen, no matter the kind or amount, is like pulling teeth. So maybe the gals (and guys) out there who are devotees of your channel will take heed because THE Wayne Goss told them to !!! :)
Its so true that people do not apply enough sun protection! Skin cancer is some serious business people!
And very important to know that never should be mix avobenzon with octinoxate, two diffrent filters that are not compatible.
For example, if you use the sunscreen with avobezone than you souldn't use foundation that contains octinoxate, and vice versa. In that way, you will not bee protected from UVA/UVB, no effects.
I have very oily skin and my favorite sunscreen is Eucerin gel-cream "dry touch", but Eucerin suggests to apply 2 ml on face and another 2 ml for the neck and decolte zone. And, even it seems to be very much, it isn't actually, it's veeery light and good formula for oily skin, my skin absorbs everything and stay matt! Eucerin uses the filters of high quality.
Oh, and sorry for my bad english, i hope you'll understand :). Greetings from Serbia!
And, you CAN mix mineral filters (for exemple, titanium dioxide or zinc oxid) with chemical (for exemple octinoxate), that's not a problem ;).
Znam da si ovo napisala pre mnogo meseci, ali ako vidis moj komentar, da li bi mogla da mi kazes koliko cesto stavljas i koliko ti traje jedan proizvod? Pretpostavljam da ima u liliju da se nabavi. Moram priznati da ja nisam stavljala kremu za suncanje sem na moru, ali planiram da pocnem. Koliko je zracenje u Srbiji uopste? Vidim da ovde pisu u komentarima kako je jako zracenje i u zemljama sa malo suncanih dana.
I am in my mid 30’s, no sunscreen ever in life until recently. Thank you for this video. You are the most helpful person online.
THANK YOU! someone who has a huge influence on thousands of people saying it.
Might I just add: I went to South Korea this summer and their sunscreens are incredible! They have a huuuge range, especially sunscreens specifically designed as a make-up base or for oily skin. They offer gel-textured sunscreen with SPF 50 for easily affordable prices. I am currently using one from Nature Republic, but there's other brands such as Skinfood or Etude House. Their products are amazing and you can order them online.
I used to be wary of sunscreen under foundation, as I only knew the oily/shiny ones from the beach I used as a child...
Drop the naaaaames!!!
I came here from aubri 😂❤️
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Great video Wayne! I've been using sun screening since I was 26 when I read a book on sun damage. I'm now old enough to be your mother but my skin looks pretty good! 👍🏼 I use at least the amount you demonstrated starting with the back the my hands then applying to my face and neck. My family thinks I'm crazy and everyone says just as you did...they think the sunscreen in their make up is all you need. Wrong!! Thanks! Love your videos and look forward to seeing you everyday...😊
Thank you! I'm so glad you made this video. I grew up in the South in the US and my neighbour and best friend had an huge swimming pool. We used to bake and slather baby oil and iodine on daily in Sumner until we looked like Barbie dolls. Our hair would be white ( I'm blomde and very fair naturally) and we'd get deeply brown. I thank God that I stopped at 21 and haven't had a wrinkle. I'm blessed, for sure! However, in addition to spf in foundation, I always, always wear a sun block far above 30 .Most foundations are 15 or so. When we're very young, we often don't consider what we're doing with diet, self -care and the like as much as we ought to. My father began really bugging me about skin care. I'm so glad I listened. I had a couple of small moles removed as well as a child for prevention sake. Again Wayne, thank you for making this video. I don't think most people have a clue as to the amount of sunscreen required to protect our skin fully. I love you're videos and tell everyone I know to watch and subscibe. I thought I was great with makeup until I began watching you. I learn so much continually. You're brilliant ,kind, funny, and I just enjoy watching you. God bless!
Never Forget Your Neck!!!!!
Not to mention chest and hands...
and ears ... even if that sounds strange ..
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Loving Life dont forget your ears too, top of ears especially.
na yeon rhee, my great-grandfather got skin cancer there.
I have had over 80 BCC'S (Basal Cell Carcinomas) removed to date! I have scars from the top of my head to the tips of my toes. My eyesight has been affected. My skin is scarred, mottled, uneven and a MESS. So PLEASE don't suntan. I was a suntan Goddess. Both outside and indoors. Now I'm scarred for life. You CAN die tanning. It's NOT worth it.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! I don't use sunscreen because it breaks me out but I'm going to try that Clinique on right away. My mom is on her 70's and religiously uses sunscreen and her skin is fabulous!!! So so important!!!
And I've just had wine therefore spelling errors but I'm sure you'll understand!! 😂
Do you use a physical or chemical sunscreen? I'm allergic to most chemical sunscreens (all the ones with crazy names) so I stay away from them. I use physical ones (zinc oxide and titanium dioxide) and they don't break me out. BUT physical ones can break you out if you don't properly wash it off you need an oil based cleanser (I use cleansing oils) and physical sunscreens leave a white cast on the skin.
Do you use a physical or chemical sunscreen? I'm allergic to most chemical sunscreens (all the ones with crazy names) so I stay away from them. I use physical ones (zinc oxide and titanium dioxide) and they don't break me out. BUT physical ones can break you out if you don't properly wash it off you need an oil based cleanser (I use cleansing oils) and physical sunscreens leave a white cast on the skin.
Thanks Wayne, our younger generation needs to understand these facts.
The first time I watched this years ago I thought "wow that much? I've been under applying so much" now I watch it and my thoughts are "its not that much, pfft, sometimes I think I apply even more" and that's how you know you've changed
Roni yes yes YES high five !!!!
Facts:
1) If a sunscreen makes you break out, there's two options: either your allergic to the sunscreen and the breakout is more like a rash or you are not cleansing properly.
2) A BB cream protection will suffice on a day to day ie. morning commute, office all day, leaves office at about six.
3) You need proper sunscreen if you take your bike out, go for a walk, etc.
4) If you wear sunscreen YOU NEED TO CLEANSE PROPERLY. A simple cleanser will not suffice. When it comes to sunscreen you need to take out the artillery, a balm or a bi-fase cleanser will take the grime and then you cleanse again.
5) Micellar water is not a cleanser for god's sake
I cleanse properly and thoroughly and still some sunscreens make me break out. Not because I'm allergic to them, either - I'm oily and my skin isn't sensitive at all - but because it is non-comedogenic and clogs my pores.
Katrina B hi friend. So if something is clogging your pores it's because your not removing it properly. And it's not your fault. Sunscreens are a hassle to remove, it's like putting glue all over your face: everything will stick to it. I'd use something with cetearyl alcohol ceteareth-33 :) (also a non comedogenic is a product specifically designed to not clog your pores, a comedo is a fancy nickname for a spot).
When I talk about something clogging my pores I mean within the few hours I have it on. I can go out with a comedogenic product on my face and return home 8 hours later with budding pimples. It's not a case of not removing it properly - I always do that. It's the fact that some skin and pores do absorb product faster. (I know the difference between comedogenic and non-comedogenic, was my mistake sorry)
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Katrina B it's because everyone breaks out to certain UV filters, there's 10+ different kinds so everyone is sensitive to some of them lol
I always use sunscreen. I don't trust the amount of SPF in foundation, primter etc... for this reason!! Thank you for the video!
Yes! The right amount is so important. I didn't use sunscreen very consistently growing up because of my sensitive skin so I was left with a lot of sun damage on my face. Thankfully, I'm now rectifying that and slowly reversing the damage.
Yes, TheErinnF..........chest, hands and arms, neck. Just applying sunscreen to the face is not enough unless you want to date your dermatologist in your '50's.
Tova Feder ears too
It's so hard to find a sunscreen that's not gonna make me a greaseball though.
I use the Josie Moran argan physical sunscreen spf 30. I have had stage 1 melanoma and I am a sunscreen FANATIC. I love that you did this video. Bless you and you may help save someone's life!
The generations that came before me in my family have all had many moles removed and have all had cancerous lesions! I started using sunscreen daily in my early 20s, I am now 36 and I don't have a single freckle or questionable mark on my face/neck/chest. That said, my new favorite sunscreen is the new one from Tatcha! It's their Silken Pore Perfecting Sunscreen SPF 35. What I love about it is that it works beautifully under makeup, doesn't leave a residue and I can put a heaping teaspoon on my face without it pilling like the Murad Sunscreen Primer does. I highly recommend the product, especially to people who have larger pores - it works like a dream!
I use a Clinique sun screen on my face every day but now realise I'm using no where near enough, thank you for this video 😊
lollibay is it ok under makeup?
Love that u did this Wayne!! Sent it directly to my 14 year old daughter who's at the age that I'm always wrong now. One question...if I want to use a little primer for the large pore areas, would u do primer or sunscreen first???
THANK YOU LOVE!!!
You would do skin care, then sunscreen, then primer.
+Nicole Gutierrez Thanks Nicole!!
lol I'm 20 and if I said my mom was wrong in anything she would whoop my ass
I hated wearing sunscreen but when I was in high school I read that a celebrity (Reese Witherspoon from memory!) said her number one beauty tip was sunscreen without question. My mum couldn't tell me but I took the advice and have been an advocate ever since :-p
Never put anything on your face before your sunscreen. It should be applied to clean, dry skin as it needs to adhere and bind with the surface to be effective. You can then follow with any other products that you usually use.
I'm very fair skinned and freckley ,I've started useing avon kids sun screen spf 50 ,wish I had protected my skin years ago I urge everyone to use sun screen under there makeup.great advise Wayne 👍
Thank you so much for this. I moved to the desert 8 months ago and have developed melasma...because I have never worn sunscreen... it is devastating. People will hand me a tissue and say I have something on my forehead 😢. Getting a sunscreen immediately!
+Gossmakeupchat
I applaud you for speaking out. People WILL Listen to you! My Mom had skin cancer on her face 3x's but I was very young. My brother had it as well & had to have surgeries. I have much lighter skin. Being a health care professional It's also important for people to know that you must apply your sunscreen at least 20 mins (30 is Better) prior to going out in the sun etc.
That way it is absorbed & not wiped off on your clothing etc. I know have to make my 1st dermatologist appointment to get checked all over. I have a couple suspicious markings.
Please be safe. If you need to be tan~Use self tanner but STILL apply sunscreen.
WTG Wayne 😉💜👍😆
Let me Get this right: after washing my face I use eye cream and moisterizer, then sunscreen, then primer, then foundation?
You got it!
You CAN get sunscreens that have moisturising and beneficial ingredients for the skin, and also ones that are a great primer too :) look up Kiss My Face sunscreen - the ingredients are awesome and it's got so many great reviews. I use it myself.
I agree girl its entirely too much and I remember when no one talked about primers. I am going to start using sunscreen and possibly my green smashbox primer and the moisturizer and eye cream that I like at night. there is no need to do all those steps when in my opinion the sunscreen is a moisturizer.
Keep your moisturizer and eye cream for night. Sunscreen should always be your last skincare product (before makeup). Use sunscreen as your primer/moisturizer during the day. All Clinique sunscreens are moisturizing enough for normal to dry skin including eye area. If your skin is oily try La Roche Posay dry touch spf 50. Good luck!
Chaslee, I used to do that when I had oily skin. Good point and is useful for someone who has a very oily face. My beautician even told me not to use any facewash in the mornings, just plain water, to freshen up the face, followed by a toner & a daycream. Then came the the era with the SPF already being mixed into the creams... which was followed by the "importance of using a sunscreen" on it's own... and now an added step in between, primers! Since I use Retin-A, my skin is more dry and I don't mind the daycream but I still just wash my face with plain water in the mornings. xxx
Yes!! I use sunscreen every single day even if I'm not going outside. I don't even question it because I know how important it is after seeing a large dark pigmentation on my grandmother's face that at took years of laser therapy to lighten. I use the Elta MD brand, it has an amazing matte finish. Thank you for this great video!
Wow, thanks! I faithfully use sunscreen under makeup BUT CLEARLY not enough! Good info!❤
I use less, but I use a high quality sunscreen.
I have used La Roche Posay Anthelios SPF 70 with Meroxyl for around five years.
The Meroxyl makes the sunscreen last longer (most sunscreens photo-degrade) and it's the best UVA blocker on the market.
I have extremely pale skin and constantly get told I don't look my age. The face age analyzer at SK-II says my face age is 25-28. I'm 37 this year.
Awesome video!!! Could you please link the sunscreen, your favorite one , not Clinique. Thankyou so much 🌞
m.sephora.com/umbra-tm-sheer-physical-defense-spf-30-P392244
+Harvey Nation maybe she didnt hear what he said you drunk elephant
He said his fave is called Drunk Elephant I think Harvey Nation was trying to type Google......
Thank you so much for the link! xo
+bronson O'Dwyer the link doesn't work, I checked in Amazon and its there!
YES! I had melanoma at 26. I use Drunk Elephant too. It's so important and rarely spoken about.
Thank you for such an informative video! Sun protection is everything! As I am in my 40's now my focus is primarily on my skin and repairing past sun damage. At ANY age sun protection should be the priority! If your skin is healthy and beautiful you don't really need much makeup. Don't get me wrong tho I am still a diehard makeup addict lol! I have learned so much from Paula Begoun and now properly know how to care for my skin. I now have the best skin i've ever had and i just turned 43, so kudos to you Wayne for getting this education out there!
what the..... I can't put that much on my face.... my skin can not handle that much product or else I'd break out.....
apply a half the amount first and allow it to sink in. Also find one suitable to your skin type. La Roche Posay do a nice range suitable for most sensitive types.
so how do i avoid looking like a complete ghost in my face? i have yellowish base for my skin and when i go pale in winter i look like i have an incurable disease. how do i avoid looking disgusting while also protecting my skin?
you dont need that much. the average person day to day doesnt spend long hours outside. applying a quater size is plenty.
You don't understand how SPF works. If you don't apply the full amount recommend, then you won't get the full SPF stated on the label. Applying half the amount, you only get the square root of the SPF, so applying half the amount for SPF 70 will only give you SPF 8.4, so if you are only applying 1/4 of the amount, as you suggest you may as well not apply any.
Wendy Wright
You can avoid the white cast with an appropriate sunscreen, there are plenty around that don't leave your face looking ghostly.
Personally, I use the Biore water essence sunscreen, which is more of a gel texture, and it doesn't leave my face looking white. I've also heard good things about Paula's Choice sunscreens and many other Japanese brand ones.
Japanese make the best sunscreen.... I wouldn't say korean is the best, but a close second. I went to Disney last weekend and I didn't wear makeup, (had a fucking amazing skin day) and reapplied my Japanese 50++++ every two hours... I love spf lol.
what is the best japanese sunscreen? they take seriously their skin
Would you share what sunscreen you use and how I can get it in the US?
shiseido is good and is most widely available i would think
HeyImValarie18 I use +90, 50 don't do much in my country
What I don't like about Japanese sunscreen is that they leave a white cast, at least Kanebo, Bioré and Shiseido do. Which one do you use?
I use sunscreen on my face and hands..arms. Have done for years. I stay out of the sun, thankfully having rosacea does that to you. You cannot be in the sun ever. People get frustrated with me because I literally cannot sit outside unless under an umbrella..or I carry one with me. They think it's amusing too. Some get angry because I cannot go for long walks by the beach, boating..a lot of outdoor things people take for granted . Sunscreen is a must in my world. BTW just purchased the Drunk Elephant you mentioned as your fav.
Thanks!
I'm so happy you posted this video! Until now the only you tuber I've seen promoting sunscreen in such a way is Angie from Hot & Flashy. Anyone reading this that wants to watch excellent reviews of a ton of different sunscreen should watch Angie (hot & flashy). She is serious about sunscreen and she puts a lot of time and effort into testing them, researching them etc. She's amazing and her reviews are honest.
sometimes I feel that I should put on moisturizer/face oil on BEFORE wait a while , then put on sunscreen and the rest ... wonder if that's correct...
Mar son Yes, sunscreen should be the last step of your skincare routine
I've tried to put sunscreen under my makeup but it caused my foundation to lay terribly and separate. Any tips on how to have that not happen? Thanks
probably another type of sunscreen
I apply sunscreen at least fifteen minutes before I apply my makeup. That way, it has time to sink in so it doesn't mess with my foundation.
Lancome has a really good one with antioxidants, it's the one with the pink cap can't remember the name. it's a moisturizer with 30 spf, I'm very oily but it soaks right into my skin.
Sheseido has really good sunscreens that work well with foundation 😊
I wear the Skinceuticals physical fusion uv defence spf 50 broad spectrum uva/uvb sunscreen fluid enhance natural ski tone. It's runny , not thick & tinted so it goes well under makeup. It's awesome!!
You have naturally great skin....even without makeup....your face looks fabulous !!!
Not many make-up tutorials include sun screen application before applying make up. The beauty blogger generally focuses on moisturizing the face before applying makeup.
And remind your darker skinned viewers they need it too! LOL. I used the cover FX sunscreen. it's totally clear. No flashback. feels like a primer.
not as much in the video, since there is more melanin in the skin..good to know about cover fx sunscreen, i hate flashbacks.
As a dark skinned person who doesn't wear foundation, having to use that much sunscreen would cause me to walk around looking like a smurf or the grudge... If that's the recommended amount can more brands formulate stuff that caters to people like me?
try the bioderma photoderm tinted fluid! Theres one for dark skin
I have dark skin (think Kelly Rowland). Paula's Choice RESIST Super-Light Wrinkle Defense SPF 30 doesn't leave a white cast after it settles. When you apply it's white...don't panic. After 15 minutes it'll fade and you'll look perfectly normal
Thank you!
thanks!
iceblink Try Biore water essence, it's on Amazon.
Yes, Yes, Yes. Thank you so much, cant tell you how big of a mission it is to get my client to understand the importance of protecting your skin. Protecting the skin automatically results in less skin problems, like pigmentation, uneven skin tone, dehydration, fine lines and wrinkles, just to name a few. Not one of but the most important part of your skin/facial/morning routine. Please, please, pleas use Mr Wayne's advise.
I couldn't agree more. I have been using sunscreen on my face, neck chest, arms and hands since I was in my 20's.
Remember to get your vitamin D from food & supplements if you are keeping the sun from your skin. Nutritionfacts.org has good videos on how much we need.
I sit in the sun for 15 minutes twice a day. I'm not SO paranoid that I avoid it completely. I enjoy it in moderation.
+Jodi J finally someone that agrees that sun, IN MODERATION is actually quite healthy for you.
Also, it's good for the soul. Nothing like a little sunlight on my face in my lunch break.
Also, I really like myself tan - so I do sunbathe as well (with low to medium level SPF). I am aware that it is aging, I make the choice for myself to feel happy tan is worth it for me. Self-tan did not do it for me, the ones for the face used to always break me out, and I could not keep it streak free on my body.
+dinavienna just remember any color you get in the sun (burn or tan) is all damage.
+Samantha A We're okay with the damage. In life there are so many things that can kill you and are bad for u. We're all gonna die from something one day, might as well enjoy life while we're here instead of obsessing over bs like getting to much sun. just enjoy life, and if sun and a tan make us happy then so be it. Also, the sun is not even bad for u. u are being scared into this by the companies that profit billions off of sun block.
La Roche-Posay and Clinique sunscreens are the best! I always use that amount and get scolded by my husband for overdoing it. Just sent him to video to be like I told you so lol
Fatima N www.dermstore.com/product_Anthelios+50+Tinted+Mineral+Ultra+Fluid+Sunscreen_39190.htm?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIqqalk76G2wIVjZ6fCh2rvgynEAQYASABEgIE1PD_BwE&scid=scplp39190&sc_intid=39190&+care&
Yes!
I use La Roche-Posay it works extremely well. (Last summer at the beach I forgot a part in my leg and literally had a mark with the sunscreen had not been.) Proof I hope it’s doing it’s job.
Bravo! While I hate adding the extra layer to my oily skin, I do so religiously. As a build to your comments, I never forget my ears and my neck (front and back). A friend's mother had skin cancer on her ears. It was a much needed wake up call.
Wayne, how did you get your face to be so much less red than it used to be years ago?
mikey jay Im obviously not wayne, but I've heard that azelaic acid helps with people who suffer from rosacea or any form of redness on the face.
mikey jay It is bacause he uses a filter.
mikey jay maybe healthier eating
As a pale person with lots of red - lighting does a lot. Wayne's also made videos about procedures he had that burn away blood vessels in the face, so that might be a factor, but I've looked into those extensively and really, really wouldn't recommend them. Just use a decent base product and/or live with it.
I go through like 2 bottles of the Paulas Choice Resist sunscreen a month. The one with the slight tint. I use a lot and every single day.
Same! I buy the *Louis Widmer All Day SPF30* (normal sized tube, just like your Clinique one) and use it for my face. Every single morning, since I use Retin-A. It's parfumfree. Otherwise, if one uses a smaller bottle/tube, that is for the face AND use the required amount, then one'll go through it in 2 weeks. For the body I use *Australian Gold SPF30*, because it gives such a lovely sheen to the skin without being sticky at all. Self-tanner: I use *Lancaster* to deepen the tan afterwards. It gives the most gorgeous, well-hydrated skin. xx
Thanks for this video! Australians tend to be pretty observant when it comes to foundation, I've noticed, since we have very high rates of skin cancer here and the Cancer Council pushed a huge public awareness campaign some years back. But even in Australia, I think a lot of people don't use the required amount for genuine protection. Formulations have improved so much over the years. There's really no excuse not to use sunscreen.
very interesting i have lupus and Sun screen is a must I'm using Neutrogena the liquid .hope that one is good
My son also has lupus. Is the neutrogena good?
I use Neutrogena sport face spf70 oil free lotion, it works as good as Clinique sunscreen, but not as heavy.
+Bibihanum me too, it's good, and it's affordable
Try the sunscreen made by Bullfrog. It's great and no harmful chemicals
+Laura Bubnis thanks! It's ok for the face?
Should I still use that much sunscreen when I live in a place where there is not that much sun and if there is it's not as intensive as in for example LA, Spain etc? Does anyone know?
yes, if you don't apply the full amount then you will not get the full SPF stated on the bottle, and even if it is cloudy or overcast the suns rays still get through- Ireland has the 14th highest rate of skin cancer in the world but you wouldn't think if it as being a very sunny place. If it's a winter day and you are only outside for about 30mins-1 hr and avoid midday you could probably get away without sunscreen.
Thank you so very much for the info! I really appreciate it :)
I'm so glad you made this video. I wear my suncreen everyday and I have been telling friends and family for years how important it is. ❤️ love your videos Wayne. Much love to you in GB. Keep safe.
Unfortunately I am NOT one who uses sunscreen. I rely on the sunscreen in my lotions & make up.
Guess it's time to change things up!! Thanks for this video Wayne 💚
Would this be the correct order to apply it?: Moisturizer, sunscreen, primer, foundation.
SunnyPhoenix no its sunscreen before anything, moisturiser, primer , foundation etc
SunnyPhoenix sunscreen is always last before makeup. Caroline hirons and Ruth crilly recommend this
what sun??? we live in england wayne
You still need to wear sunscreen, UV comes through clouds.
you don't live in complete dark, so you are exposed to the sun. UVA, which cose wrinkles, are present even in the rainny days.
Alice Pan wow I really didn't know this
Even if it's winter, you need sunscreen. You are exposed to UVA and UVB all year long, even if it's cloudy.
UVB is lacking in UK but not UVA which gives the wrinkles
Wayne, Thank you for covering this topic. I have been wearing a sunscreen under my make up since I was 35. I have not really heard much about "how much" to apply etc. I use Oil of Olay for face with and SPF of 30. I have not read anything about any of this, only trying to figure out out on my own. I make my own skin care products, but not make up etc. Trying to find something that feels right on my face is a challenge, at age 51. Thank you for all of your informative videos! You are SO AWESOME!
FANTASTIC advice... great vid. Thank you Mr. Goss :)
so..sunscreen,mostuizer,primer and THEN foundation and all that?
moisturizer under your sunscreen :)
oh okay thank you! I mean i guess its just one more step but it seems so much! haha
Ashley Winning I find that if I use a hydrating serum instead of moisturizer in the morning it really helps, because serums are very watery, so I get all the hydration + protection without feeling greasy. hope that helps!
Oh hmm okay any you recommend? oh and are you supposed to put toner serum stuff on before makeup too? i usually just use it at night
I use It's Skin hyaluronic acid serum, The Body Shop Vitamin E serum is nice, too.
I think organic mousturizers that are not very emollient usually sink into the skin better as well.
Do what you're comfortable doing :) I usually don't do the WHOLE routine in the morning, because during the day it's mainly hydration and protection and, also, I can't be bothered haha. so for me I typically just cleanse, put a serum or natural moisturizer and a sunscreen before my makeup. I don't use primers, though, so I don't know how silicones in primers mix with all that stuff
EVERY DAY I live in Utah in the States. High elevation + desert +VERY FAIR SKIN= 2nd degree sunburn. No thank you.
I live in Utah too, Kori. And you're right! You can't risk it here and it seems like it's getting worse with each year.
I live in Utah as well!! Hello!!
+Kim Curtis Hi from a fellow Utahn!! I work at Sephora in the skin section and it's AMAZING how many women come in who don't wear ANY sunscreen. I advise them- all of these products are just going to be a waste of money if you don't use sunscreen.
YEEESSSSS, Wayne, I BUY SUNSCREEN (BODY), 50++...I THANKYOU SOOOOOOO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO!!!!!!!!! Being a blonde, I KNOW I NEED to USE SUNSCREEN EVERY DAY...WE ALL NEED to WEAR SUNSCREEN EVEN IF WE DON'T SUNBATHE, THANKYOU...YOU ARE THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆💛😘👼👼
This is a great video. I live in Texas and use sunscreen everyday! But I will now start using more. The sun here is no joke even in "winter". My wife has vitiligo so we always protect our skin.
Do different spf products add up? For example, if I use a sun protecting primer and mineral foundation that were both spf 20, would I have a total protection of 40?
no, google
He said Drunk Elephant but it sounded like he said John Calavin 2:20 lol
Totally agree sunscreen is the best skin care you can invest in I use a factor 30 most days or 50 on hot days, it also has to have UVA protection as well as SPF. Thanks for highlighting this as I'm sure most youngsters listen to someone like You, rather than moany old mum's lol xx big love xx
Wow! Thanks for breaking down the usage and how much it would actually take. I'm a sunscreen freak ,I use the correct amount. Whew. I use Repechage. It is great, lightweight, smooth. Wonderful primer. Keep keeping on. Have a great day.
I use a treatment lotion (la mer), then a serum, then a moisturiser (creme de la mer) and I just feel like a slippery mess when I put sunscreen over that also... how can I avoid this Wayne ?
and obviously then a primer and a foundation.....
have you tried skipping moisturizer?
I think you should try to avoid using a moisturiser on daytime and use it at night instead because creme de la mer one is very thick consistency in my opinion.Your skincare routine is quite the same as I am, but I use creme de la mer at night and use gel de la mer on daytime as I live in humid climate like Thailand.
I agree with +oanwaran. It's important to use gel moisturizers in humid climates because they lock the moisture in your skin.
Try putting your products on in order of thinnest consistency working up to your thickest consistency, allowing time for each product to soak into your skin before the next product is applied.
This is why I wear a hat.
Mel Dempsey same 😂
Hat can't block uv ray
Thanks for your video. Sunscreen apparently has to block UVA (aging) as well as UVB (burning) rays. We use Techniblock spray in Africa. Works brilliantly and light, non-greasy.
THIS is the kind of information I want to hear! THANK YOU
"fuck-all product!" lmbo.
Plot twist: Most sunscreens have cancer causing ingredients. If you're gonna use sunscreen make sure it's organic and has no harmful ingredients... That goes for all skin products.
I love you though Wayne xo
Hmmmmm how many people have developed skin cancer from sunscreen and how many from the sun itself? Be realistic.
hitlerious it’s fine as Long as you don’t buy products with oxybenzone and retinyl palmitate
Please educate yourself and stop fearmongering and spreading lies
No it is not a lie. There are recent studies that show people who wear sunscreen is more endangered to cancer. I just read it yesterday and I feel quite sad because I have been applying it religiously 😭😭😭
Nurul Syuhadah Abd Manas could you provide a link to a reliable source?
So happy with this video!!! Well done!
My favorite is Rodan + Fields Soothe. It's a face sunscreen but it's the only one I have found that does not leave me looking and feeling like a greasy mess. This video was great. So many people are not protecting their faces properly.
Sunscreen is a MUST daily, no matter your climate or skin tone. Don't forget ears, neck, decollete area and rub the rest on the backs of your hands! This is a great demonstration of how much we need to be using. I also liked that you said if you skip this step, all the rest of your skincare efforts are irrelevant. Brilliant! Thanks for sharing this!