As black people we often believe that we are immune to some conditions. The root is advertising in many cases. Until recently, skincare, haircare and other hygiene products were not marketed to black Americans We are told all kinds of reasons why things don't apply to us, yet we have some of the highest incidences of cancers and other conditions. I really appreciate your message and I hope it opens the minds of people who ignore common sense healthcare and prevention
CeraVe AM Moisturizing Face Lotion with SPF 50 Sun Protection for Normal to Oily Skin, is my go to. Very moisturizing and helps lighten dark spots. my skin type is dry
Trader Joe’s has a dupe for the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen. It’s clear and slightly primes as well. Around $8.00. It’s Trader Joe’s Daily Facial Sunscreen spf 40.
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As black people we often believe that we are immune to some conditions. The root is advertising in many cases. Until recently, skincare, haircare and other hygiene products were not marketed to black Americans
We are told all kinds of reasons why things don't apply to us, yet we have some of the highest incidences of cancers and other conditions.
I really appreciate your message and I hope it opens the minds of people who ignore common sense healthcare and prevention
@@cmbooks2000 that’s true, we really need to change the narrative, I hope many people find this video helpful
CeraVe AM Moisturizing Face Lotion with SPF 50 Sun Protection for Normal to Oily Skin, is my go to. Very moisturizing and helps lighten dark spots. my skin type is dry
Thanks for sharing!!
Trader Joe’s has a dupe for the Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen. It’s clear and slightly primes as well. Around $8.00. It’s Trader Joe’s Daily Facial Sunscreen spf 40.
Thanks, I’ll check it out
Omg Supergoop! I struggled with this for so long and I've really sensitive skin, tried them all, supergoop did the trick!!