I wear a tinted combination type sunscreen as a BB Cream so it has been easy to squirt some in a refillable cushion compact purchased from AMAZON to refresh sunscreen and makeup at the same time. I also have a powder with SPF 50 that is the only one I have found that does not look cakey and thick even when you apply a lot. www.amazon.com/KARADIUM-Collagen-Smart-Pact-SPF50/dp/B07NQCYDFH/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=Powder+with+SPF&qid=1599569747&s=beauty&sr=1-6
I really liked your video Anne, it was interesting to see all the different ways to reapply sunscreen. I must say that for most of the time I didn't reapply sunscreen before an just avoided (if possible) being under the sun. When I try the one with the cushion applicator I'll tell you if it works for me, lately I've been wearing so little makeup (only brows and lashes most of the time) that I reapply like in the first way without problem. But if I start working again in an office and wearing more makeup, I'm sure I'm going to do it that way. I also struggled with Isdin sunscreen powder, the shade is too pink for me; funny enough I don't look pale but you can see that's not my undertone. And I was tempted to buy the Colorescience one but after this video and Labmuffin's one I decided it isn't a good investment for me.
@@DoctorAnne in my opinion the one that performs the best is La Roche Posay Anthelios face spray, but I also find good the one from Garnier and is more affordable (sadly it isn't available in Mexico).
Last tip was the best one. Thanks doc! I swear these days we can't get enough sun protection in Texas the heat and the sun are brutal. I apply my sunscreen as soon as I wake up, even inside the house. We have a pool and can only enjoy it after 7 pm.
@@DoctorAnne it.is.MISERABLE😫😫 I can't wait for temperatures to go down. I miss European 4 season weather. In Texas is 6 months of scorching heat rest is rain and cold. Like I said miserable. But Texas is economically really good. You can buy good affordable homes and luxury without going broke
@@sslilac I don´t know if I would be able to live without the change of seasons, they give me so much peace. But "needs must" as they say, you do need to be able to live.
@@DoctorAnne I get you. As a European myself I'll tell you this you swap quality of life in Europe for luxury in US. Hardly any time to enjoy nice things we enquire.
Great rundown of sunscreen reapplication techniques 🤩. Thank you 🌹!! I use the spritz into hands and pat all over method. But I’m going to try the sponge method if I’m heading to an occasion where I need to look 👀 more put together.
Hello Our Dear Doctor Anne 😘, shame on me, 🙈 only this year I have started wearing proper SPF (mainly tinted mineral) every single day come rain or shine. And since my melasma has improved a lot now I am happy to wear only mineral tinted SPF without foundation so I just reapply a second layer as normal. But I also have the Brush on Block sunscreen (same as the Colorescience one but cheaper 😉☺️) and I have also purchased an empty cushion pack ( same as you when I saw Renee’s / Gothamista suggestion) and I fill it with my own sunscreen to carry around. The couple of layers feel quite sticky and heavy on the skin but as you said , as long as we properly cleanse at night we should be OK. Great video as always 😘👏🤗
Hi doctor! Love you videos! I learnt that sunscreen always have avobenzone and sadly cosmetics (like foundation, concealer, powered foundation) all contain octinoxate, zinc oxide or titanium dioxide which might break down the sunscreen.. Does it mean that is it best to not wear any makeup at all to avoid possible reactions with the sunscreen or just use baby powder to take away the shine ? Thankss a lott
Not all sunscreens have avobenzone, there are more and more options without it. And even with Avobenzone in your SPF, once you let it absorb, there is no problem in applying makeup on top. You will need to reapply anyway after a few hours.
Hi Doctor Anne, thank you for producing such videos, always good to know the more scientific take on beauty! Should we be as diligent in apply sunscreen on the body? And if there are efficient ways of reapplication for the body as well?
We should be as diligent on any area of skin that is exposed to the sun - skin cancer is found most often on the legs for women and on the back for men. As we don’t usually wear makeup there though, I tend to just slap on another layer.
Thank you so much for such a good information. It's really helpful in every topic. Could you do a video on skincare during pregnancy? Just a suggestion, as I might find it useful in the following months :)
Hello dr, i have been damaged around my eyes with plasma pen and now i have pigmentation around the eye area and skin is so thinner then before, what is your advice please about wich treatment is best for the eye area? Thanks so much
I would suggest talking to the person that administered the treatment and if that is not possible, seeking an in-person consultation with a dermatologist.
Hi doc, just wondering, how should I be using my ordinary naicinamide +zinc and retin a (tretonoin). I currently apply the naicinamide after cleansing and then moisturiser and then the retin-a. should i be using another method? thanks
@@aneeqa7284 That comes down to your skin - both is fine if it works for you skin. I prefer a buffer layer, otherwise my skin reacts if the weather gets colder. In the summer it would work for me without a buffering layer.
Doctor Anne when I apply it it is a nice matt powder but after some time it changes into creamy, quite greasy foundation and then it’s not touchproof at all. Very strange :)
My tip would be to apply lots of a super heavy duty, very high protection, water proof sunscreen at the start of the day and you should still have decent protection at the end of the day. That and sun protective clothing. It is difficult to know if you can actually rely on applying over makeup at all. At least, the makeup is probably going to affect the film forming ability of the sunscreen. So, if I was facing the situation, I would go sunscreen, let it dry, makeup with SPF, sun protective clothing when travelling or outside.
You mean as in a physical exfoliant? Yes, but I much prefer chemical ones like Glycolic or Mandelic Acid for the face, or Salicylic Acid if you struggle with congestion.
My face and neck is much darker than my boobs cleavage area nd rest of the body ..the colour of my face seems different in every different lighting ...but my cleavage and boobs show same tone in every light nd seems everytime brigh....nd the thing is i pamper my face nd not my that area ..still that area is much much better than my face ..can u help out?
Your face and neck probably gets much more sun exposure, which is usually the main culprit. You might want to focus on wearing sunscreen very diligently there.
What is your favorite way?
5!
@@NatachaMB Mine too.
I wear a tinted combination type sunscreen as a BB Cream so it has been easy to squirt some in a refillable cushion compact purchased from AMAZON to refresh sunscreen and makeup at the same time. I also have a powder with SPF 50 that is the only one I have found that does not look cakey and thick even when you apply a lot. www.amazon.com/KARADIUM-Collagen-Smart-Pact-SPF50/dp/B07NQCYDFH/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&keywords=Powder+with+SPF&qid=1599569747&s=beauty&sr=1-6
@@gingertunstall7739 Thank you for sharing the powder, I will see if I can get it here in Germany.
Hi doctor Anne. I am a new subscriber . You have a glow beautiful skin and thank you for sharing your knowledge to us God bless you 😇.
Oh, thank you!
Just the video I was waiting for so long !
What is your favorite way?
I will try your method now. To be honest I never tried reapplying my sunscreen. I have oily skin and was scared to reapply sunscreen.
@@rubaimazumdar Same here, but it has made such a big impact on my hyperpigmentation!
I really liked your video Anne, it was interesting to see all the different ways to reapply sunscreen. I must say that for most of the time I didn't reapply sunscreen before an just avoided (if possible) being under the sun. When I try the one with the cushion applicator I'll tell you if it works for me, lately I've been wearing so little makeup (only brows and lashes most of the time) that I reapply like in the first way without problem. But if I start working again in an office and wearing more makeup, I'm sure I'm going to do it that way.
I also struggled with Isdin sunscreen powder, the shade is too pink for me; funny enough I don't look pale but you can see that's not my undertone. And I was tempted to buy the Colorescience one but after this video and Labmuffin's one I decided it isn't a good investment for me.
You mentioned on another chat we had you were thinking about switching to a spray, did you have a specific one in mind?
@@DoctorAnne in my opinion the one that performs the best is La Roche Posay Anthelios face spray, but I also find good the one from Garnier and is more affordable (sadly it isn't available in Mexico).
@@efraingomezparra4425 I haven´t tried either, so I might need to do some shopping soon.
Last tip was the best one. Thanks doc! I swear these days we can't get enough sun protection in Texas the heat and the sun are brutal. I apply my sunscreen as soon as I wake up, even inside the house. We have a pool and can only enjoy it after 7 pm.
I have never been to Texas, but I can imagine it being VERY sunny in the summer.
@@DoctorAnne it.is.MISERABLE😫😫
I can't wait for temperatures to go down. I miss European 4 season weather. In Texas is 6 months of scorching heat rest is rain and cold. Like I said miserable. But Texas is economically really good. You can buy good affordable homes and luxury without going broke
@@sslilac I don´t know if I would be able to live without the change of seasons, they give me so much peace. But "needs must" as they say, you do need to be able to live.
@@DoctorAnne I get you. As a European myself I'll tell you this you swap quality of life in Europe for luxury in US. Hardly any time to enjoy nice things we enquire.
@@sslilac Why did you move? Job, love, both?
Great rundown of sunscreen reapplication techniques 🤩. Thank you 🌹!! I use the spritz into hands and pat all over method. But I’m going to try the sponge method if I’m heading to an occasion where I need to look 👀 more put together.
It is more effort, but really worth it if you want to look as if you freshly applied your makeup.
super useful tips :) thank youu
You are welcome.
Hello Our Dear Doctor Anne 😘, shame on me, 🙈 only this year I have started wearing proper SPF (mainly tinted mineral) every single day come rain or shine. And since my melasma has improved a lot now I am happy to wear only mineral tinted SPF without foundation so I just reapply a second layer as normal. But I also have the Brush on Block sunscreen (same as the Colorescience one but cheaper 😉☺️) and I have also purchased an empty cushion pack ( same as you when I saw Renee’s / Gothamista suggestion) and I fill it with my own sunscreen to carry around. The couple of layers feel quite sticky and heavy on the skin but as you said , as long as we properly cleanse at night we should be OK.
Great video as always 😘👏🤗
Better late than never!
Hi doctor! Love you videos! I learnt that sunscreen always have avobenzone and sadly cosmetics (like foundation, concealer, powered foundation) all contain octinoxate, zinc oxide or titanium dioxide which might break down the sunscreen.. Does it mean that is it best to not wear any makeup at all to avoid possible reactions with the sunscreen or just use baby powder to take away the shine ? Thankss a lott
Not all sunscreens have avobenzone, there are more and more options without it. And even with Avobenzone in your SPF, once you let it absorb, there is no problem in applying makeup on top. You will need to reapply anyway after a few hours.
@@DoctorAnne Thanks Doctor
@@DoctorAnne btw You have really beautiful skin and thanks for sharing your sunscreen reviews !! They are incredibly helpful!!
@@yuma995 You are welcome.
@@yuma995 Thank you, that s very kind of you to say.
Hi, I like youre accent 🙂 and thx for you're video 🙋🏽♀️🏵
Thank you - it is a German accent.
Hi Doctor Anne, thank you for producing such videos, always good to know the more scientific take on beauty! Should we be as diligent in apply sunscreen on the body? And if there are efficient ways of reapplication for the body as well?
We should be as diligent on any area of skin that is exposed to the sun - skin cancer is found most often on the legs for women and on the back for men.
As we don’t usually wear makeup there though, I tend to just slap on another layer.
Thank you so much for such a good information. It's really helpful in every topic. Could you do a video on skincare during pregnancy? Just a suggestion, as I might find it useful in the following months :)
Congrats on your pregnancy then! I will put the topic on my list.
Hello dr, i have been damaged around my eyes with plasma pen and now i have pigmentation around the eye area and skin is so thinner then before, what is your advice please about wich treatment is best for the eye area? Thanks so much
I would suggest talking to the person that administered the treatment and if that is not possible, seeking an in-person consultation with a dermatologist.
Dr Anne! Can you review La Mer?
I don´t think so. It is not a brand that I am interested in.
Hi doc, just wondering, how should I be using my ordinary naicinamide +zinc and retin a (tretonoin). I currently apply the naicinamide after cleansing and then moisturiser and then the retin-a. should i be using another method? thanks
If that works for you, it is perfectly fine.
@@DoctorAnne thank you so much. should u always apply retin-a after a buffer layer of moisturiser or can u apply to your ‘raw’ skin?
@@aneeqa7284 That comes down to your skin - both is fine if it works for you skin. I prefer a buffer layer, otherwise my skin reacts if the weather gets colder. In the summer it would work for me without a buffering layer.
Peter Thomas Roth powder 45 mineral SPF is pretty good
I have heard about that one. Is it tinted?
Need to try it next time I'm at sephora
The first like & the first comment! :D
I would love to try the Colorescience Brush Powder SPF 50
Have you tried any sunscreen powder yet?
Doctor Anne only Shiseido, but I didn’t like it :(
@@kasiasawicka5848 Why?
Doctor Anne when I apply it it is a nice matt powder but after some time it changes into creamy, quite greasy foundation and then it’s not touchproof at all. Very strange :)
@@kasiasawicka5848 Uh, that sounds awful indeed.
My tip would be to apply lots of a super heavy duty, very high protection, water proof sunscreen at the start of the day and you should still have decent protection at the end of the day. That and sun protective clothing. It is difficult to know if you can actually rely on applying over makeup at all. At least, the makeup is probably going to affect the film forming ability of the sunscreen. So, if I was facing the situation, I would go sunscreen, let it dry, makeup with SPF, sun protective clothing when travelling or outside.
A valid, but not exactly cosmetically elegant approach. But the safest way for sure.
Doctor which exfoliation is good for skin..physical or chemical? My age is 20
I prefer chemical exfoliation for the face.
Dr. Help me..i am 18 years old ..i have open pores...what should i use?a milk peeling gel or a scrub...does peeling gel make my skin thin?
I would recommend a gentle chemical exfoliant, maybe with salicylic acid. And no, a peeling gel will not thin your skin if you don´t overuse it.
@@DoctorAnne thanks a lottt doctor
Dr.help me..I am 19 years old..I have oily combination skin..I have black heads open pores and white heads..can I use scrub once in a week?
You asked the question twice, didn´t you? I already answered the first one, so please look there.
Doctor my age is 18. I have big open pores. Can I use a scrub once in a week
You mean as in a physical exfoliant? Yes, but I much prefer chemical ones like Glycolic or Mandelic Acid for the face, or Salicylic Acid if you struggle with congestion.
My face and neck is much darker than my boobs cleavage area nd rest of the body ..the colour of my face seems different in every different lighting ...but my cleavage and boobs show same tone in every light nd seems everytime brigh....nd the thing is i pamper my face nd not my that area ..still that area is much much better than my face ..can u help out?
Your face and neck probably gets much more sun exposure, which is usually the main culprit. You might want to focus on wearing sunscreen very diligently there.