"not everyone gets to age" is so grounding and emotionally-intelligent. Let's take care of ourselves and be grateful we get to be on this journey and take care of ourselves :) Love your video
I used to wear UPF suits as a kid and coming home from the beach my cousins always got burned but I never got so much as red! Now I wear a rashgaurd ALWAYS. Shoutout to my mom for starting me off right!
I didn't wear sunscreen daily until I was about 27. I don't really spend a whole lot of time in the sun but even at 30 I'm starting to notice some sunspots. Now that I'm on Tretinoin and hydroquinone, sunscreen is a RITUAL. I use the beauty of Joseon sunscreen and I carry one in my purse for reapplication. Also have a wide brim visor that I bring everywhere with me.
Oh girl, I didn't start wearing it until now at 37. I'd only wear it in the summer when we were out in the sun for a long time. Never would I put it on in summer, spring, fall, or winter days I went in and out of the house.
Hated wearing sunscreen because my skin is literally almost as black as an Oreo and most sunscreens look like spreading whipped cream all over 🤢 🤮 wasn’t until I realized chemical sunscreens don’t really leave that gross film, though I’m still never wearing physical sunscreens (I tried the tinted Elta MD, and it’s still a bit too light 😭)
@@DefinitelyNotAFerret I hate most physical ones even if they are tinted and have no white cast. But it is hard for me to find chemical ones that don't burn my eyes. I recently bought super goop unseen sunscreen (chemical) it doesn't sting or burn eyes, it's sweat and water resistant, it doesn't leave your face shiny looking, has a silicone feel but not bad. It works great.only downside is it comes in a small bottle. I'm only going to use it on my face and my kids. Not all over. I'm not too picky what sunscreen or sunblock I put on my body.
Love K beauty and so reasonably priced here in Australia, unlike many of the products recommended by Cassandra which we either can’t get here or the prices are outrageous here as well!!
I live in Australia and I didn't wear sunscreen daily until I was 48 years old. Only ever wore it to my extremely rare trips to the beach. During the Covid lockdowns a couple of years ago I got into skincare videos on TH-cam so was inspired to start wearing it and buying fantastic Korean and Japanese SPF50 sunscreens. My skin now looks so much better than it did when I was 48. Thank you for teaching me, Cassandra!!!!! 😘
Im Aussie as well. I am in my mid 30's. Never grew up wearing it and my mother never brought it. Crazy when you think about it. Skin cancer is a real issue in Australia especially Qld.
I’m 19 and started using sunscreen daily 2 months ago. Now, it’s a ritual. I can’t go out without sunscreen. Due to my atopic eczema I‘m more prone to sun damage…thank you Cassandra for showing me the benefits of protecting my skin from the sun.
I watched your "foundation routine" like 10 years ago and it really stayed with me. I felt for you and connected to you even though my acne was never that bad. But I never watched any more of your videos. And now, ages later, I find you again by chance, with gorgeous skin, a especialist in the field and helping me to take better care of my skin. I'm so proud and happy for you! Thank you
Thank you for addressing technology issues for seniors. I helped my mom and 81 year old friend to schedule their COVID shots and it was so daunting for them to navigate the internet.
I used to be a "sunscreen is for when you're going to spend all day outside" person. A couple years back I started wearing sunscreen daily. Thankfully I've worked nights for about 9 years now, and I'm a homebody, so my daily sun exposure has been pretty small for the past decade. Still wish I started daily SPF earlier.
I started using SPF for the first time about 2 years ago (at 35) thanks to this wonderful TH-cam community. I had no idea you should wear it, I loved baking in the sun!! Geeeezzz I wish I knew sooner but now I slather spf on my little ones all the time
I’m almost 59, and just discovered the Isntree watery sungel. I’m impressed with how it looks on my dry, mature skin. Also, it doesn’t make my eyes sting and water the way most chemical/organic sunscreens do. Highly recommend!
Hi, I'm 66 and I have been wearing facial sunscreen since the age of 18 or 19! I am also fair about a Fitzpatrick Type 1, the dark end! Never go out without it!
Yes! The Australian Gold Botanical SPF 50 finally restocked and I just bought 4 tubes 😂 It’s affordable and provides me with the perfect tint so I don’t have to use foundation anymore. It’s my holy grail. So glad to hear it’s Cassandra Approved!!
Thanks for posting this!! I just ordered 4 bottles online from Ulta. I’ve been searching for couple months now!! It is also the only sunscreen I’ve ever actually liked
I'm so mad that they've put eucalyptus in it, apart from that it seems amazing but I just cant use it. I just cant find a good one. It's SO frustrating seeing everyone talk about how nice it is 😭 I'm happy for you guys though.
Ahhh sunscreen is my BFF! I was a lifeguard for a summer and religiously applied it! I missed a reapplication once and ended up with blistering 2nd degree burns! I’m now the friend that reminds everyone on a trip that it’s been 2 hours and it’s time to reapply 😂
Cassandra, as someone who has followed you for a about a decade, I cannot stop looking at your skin!! It looks flawless! Hope you are doing well! I have so much love and respect for you and what you stand for! ❤️ 💙 💜
As an acne sufferer who broke out in cystic acne (that scarred horribly) when any sunscreen was applied to my face, I cannot be more obsessed with the ZitSticka MegaShade. It’s absolutely perfect, doesn’t break me out, and even comes in a travel size. I recommend it to everyone with (or without) acne, just a 10/10. For the first time in my life I’m able to wear sunscreen daily without worrying about how much damage it’s going to cause in scarring
After walking in the Sun almost everyday for about 2 weeks without sunscreen, I noticed a sunspot on one of my cheeks. Lesson learned 🤕 I actually bought my SPF after watching your swimmers skincare routine video yesterday. I love your videos Cassandra 🙏❤️
I was 30 when I found out that SPF is not optional. I have you to thank for that. Just in a year, my skin is much healthier. I use Vaseline SPF30 body moisturizer. It's the most budget sunscreen I could find here in India. It's like $5 for 400ml.
I'm 18 I'm 19 in November and I have been using sunscreen every single day since I was 16 which is when covid lockdown started and which is when I started to focus on myself and that is all because of you 😁 my nana has had skin cancer on the tip of her nose and now she's missing a slice off her nose because of it so thank you cassandra for literally keeping me safe from me getting it 😁 your fucking amazing and that's why we all love you so much ❤🥰
I didn't start being crazy about sunscreen till I was in my late 30's. 4 years in and I can definitely see a huge difference in my skin. Sunscreen is now my everything, even my makeup.
I used to never wear sunscreen because my autism makes me SUPER sensitive to textures and all sunscreens I’d used (usually cheap drugstore body sunscreens) made me want to rip my skin off, but then a few years ago I went camping and got 2nd degree burns all over my face... and trust me, getting your face all swollen up really motivates you to do better. Since then I’ve tried countless facial sunscreens (most of which I absolutely hated! including some from this video!) and only just recently have I found one that works for me aka supergoop unseen sunscreen. (and I just tried the trader joes sunscreen dupe and it actually is a good substitute, if you want to try out a similar formula for a fraction of the cost during your sunscreen searching journey!) Finding what works for you might take a lot of trial and error, but it’s definitely worth it to know that you’re protecting your health. And once you know what works for you, it’s an easy part your your routine!
I couldn’t believe coming across this comment. I’m also autistic and didn’t wear sunscreen everyday because I struggled with the residue left on my face. I’m so glad you found some that work for you!
I’m also a pale Bitch who was also slathered in SPF by my Mom my entire childhood. When I was in HS my Dad got 4-5 freckles/moles biopsied to check for skin cancer………right before my Mom was out of town for a week. Sooooooo I got to clean, ointment & redress my Dad’s biopsy spots 2Xs per day for that entire week. Since then I’ve ALWAYS been obsessive about applying SPF when I’m going to be outside for an extensive amount of time. BUT wasn’t using it daily regularly & reapplying daily (I did when being active outside), UNTIL I found you & Hyram’s videos. Since then I’ve been applying & reapplying daily and the ONLY burn I’ve gotten all summer is a little bit on one thigh when I was road tripping and didn’t reapply on my legs while we were driving. That’s AMAZING bc previously I would usually still burn once towards the beginning of summer. Not burns for me anymore babies!!!
Have my first ever dermatologist appointment this week, and I am 33 years old. I didn’t really wear sunscreen growing up and I regret it. Have a worrisome spot on my shoulder that has changed a lot over the past 15 years, and i am scared. Hopefully it’s not too late to get this spot addressed. Wish me luck! And don’t forget your sunscreen!! ☀️💗
I'm 34 and I don't wear SPF on the daily....as a child I was never made to wear it but I make my own children to wear SPF everyday. From today is the day that changes. I made a pledge to myself to simplify my skincare and make sure I use spf twice a Day...thank you so much for all the education
My Uncle is a retired train driver and he has one side of his face his skin is normal for his age, but the opposite side look likes greyscale from sun damage ☀️. Great video 👍
Hi Cassandra , i'm one of the those people who haven't used sunscreen for 20 years . I really regret that and saying it with guilt , although i feel lucky to have inherited my mum 's beautiful skin . I'm really grateful i stumbled upon your videos 2 years ago and since then i haven't missed any , but since i became one of your many lucky to know you butterflies i have started using SPF religiously . Your videos have helped me to choose the best ones for my skin . Thank you for all the information and dedicated work , i really appreciate it
I grew into acne - thanks hormonal contraception 😂 I didn't start wearing sunscreen until about 3 years ago... I just replaced my regular moisturiser with a moisturiser with spf 30 and I have a body moisturiser with spf that I put on exposed areas before I go out.. simple changes that will hopefully keep my skin healthy in the long run. Cheap & easily accessible sunscreens in the UK (the ones I use) your good skin daily moisturiser spf 30 (broad spectrum but it doesn't say that on the tube - just on the outer box and online) from boots for about £7 and hawaiian tropic satin protection spf 30 broad spectrum from superdrug for about £8
Curology taught me that I needed to be wearing sunscreen everyday. Iwas really shocked, but it made perfect sense to me, and I've been wearing it (mostly) everyday for the past 4 years.
This video made me buy Paula’s choice off of Mercari for $15! 😂 I hope I love it and that it doesn’t break me out. I’m 40, by the way. Still getting breakouts but now they are cystic!!! They hurt! Thank you for your videos❤️ And I love your photo at the end….we should love and respect everyone, but this sweet reminder to love our elders makes my heart smile!
Just had an actinic keratosis removed from my right eyelid for the second time in 5 years, same spot!. I am 65 so am of the baby oil and iodine era. I am a natural redhead with #2 level skin baking on the white sands of Pensacola Beach for 8 months of the year, for many years just to finally end up with a mild tan. I now use a mineral sunscreen.
I've spent my past few weekends photographing horse shows, and I think you'd love to see the lengths people go to avoid sun damage. Silly looking hats, UV clothing, and sunscreen galore - we're keeping that sun at bay! And pink snoots of the horses aren't forgotten, they get sunscreen too!
I know I am late to the party 😁 but my oh my do I LOVE the Australian Gold 50 Botanical 🥰 I have discovered this last spring (after I started to follow Cassandra and actually started to dive into SPF for my face, in my 40's mind you,! oops...) This SPF is my absolute holy grail and I never believed I could love SPF this much. The only problem is that it is hard to find the fair to light shade here in Slovakia and also it costs 30 EUR, but anyway, I would buy it if it would cost 50 anyway 😆 They have FINALLY restocked it and I was literally doing a happy dance yesterday while purchasing it 🤣 Love you Cassandra and what you do, you always make my day and I learn so much from you 🤩 (I am currently binging all your videos since last week and putting stuff to my wishlists on all the sites 😂)
I didn’t wear sunscreen for 27 years too!!!! But I started! Because of you!!!! THANK YOU!!!!! Everything that you’ve recommended has work WONDERS!!! Thank you!!!! I love your videos and they make my days! I’m from El Salvador but I would love to see a Spanish video! Lol love you!!!🥰
The Ordinary's sunscreen leaves a white cast and remains sticky on the skin even hours after I apply it, totally agree with Cassandra that it's a 4 or 5 out of 10, but it is a good price for a mineral sunscreen. I love Supergoop formulation for Unseen Sunscreen and their Matte Screen, used as primers before makeup.
I'm a brown woman living in a tropical country where you literally feel like you are boiling sometimes, the heat is that bad!! And i always grew up thinking sunscreen was only for "white people" who didn't have melanin to protect them like we did 😶 I only used to wear sunscreen if i was going to be out in the sun for a long time, say a trip to the beach, playing sports or going for a hike. Not on a daily basis when going out. And that too, because i thought wearing sunscreen would prevent me from tanning! You know, getting dark... Glad to say that over the past few years when i hit my 30s, i have been taking much better care of my skin, including religiously wearing sunscreen. Now at 36, i can truly say my skin looks the best it ever has!! Plus, i no longer stress over "getting darker" lol
My absolute favourite sunscreen is nivea dry touch one 30spf,if literally dries in a matter of seconds,smells just wonderful,goes on nicely and very importantly,costs like 10-15 euros for 175ml! I whole heartedly recommend :)
@@dmg7104 It seems like it's not sold where I live but if I'm abroad I'll check it out, thank you. This summer my holy grail has been the eucerin dry touch spf50, it's also great on the face and it's about 15-20€ for 200ml, also totally recommend. 😊
@@morgianasartre6709 I don't think it's concretly targeted for face usage,because it's such a big bottle and cheap at that, but it is totally safe to use on the face. It's probably a marketing trick. I'm not from the US but from Europe and a lot of people use Nivea products generally because they have long tradition and are home favourites for many. Yeah, Eucerin is also a good brand and their matt sunscreen is also very good. ✓
Growing up in the 60‘s and 70‘s we had at most spf 7 -10 and we only put spf on at the beach, then as teenagers in the 70‘s we wanted the darkest tan possible and instead of spf we put baby oil on our skin as we believed that after one good sunburn our skin would harden and tan better, so we fried ourselves. At the beach we used metallic reflector screens around our neck to funnel and reflect the suns rays onto our faces. right thru the 90‘s I only ever wore spf at the beach. I only started to wear sunscreen regularly when I was around 40. Thinking back on that I’m surprised my skin doesn’t look worse.
Another great protective wear are Bluestone Sun Shields! I have 3 and they come in handy. Excellent for vacations, beach days, gardening, festivals, or any other outside activity.
I started wearing sunscreen when I was 27 I’m now 35. That time I was just using American spf moisturizers. Now I wear hardcore European sunscreens because I’m now using tretinoin and other actives.
This video is for me! I'm in my 30s and I'm a dang oncology nurse, and I just started wearing sunscreen this year. It was just never something I thought about. I think my parents put sunscreen on me....3 times when I was a kid? I don't know anyone who really wears it, except for people to are very fair and burn after 5 minutes in the sun. It's something I rarely thought about and just walked past in the store. Thank you for posting this video!
Until I was in my 40s I used sunscreen only in summer or when being in the sun all day. I live in cloudy northern Germany where the sun almost completely disappears in winter, so I was lucky not to have a lot of sun damage yet. Two years in, my skin is looking much smoother and I have almost no sunspots. So even in your 40s it is not to late to start wearing sunscreen every day. I don't know my Fitzpatrick type, but my skin is very light and I am naturally blonde and have blue eyes, so it might be one or two..?
My friends and I are a few of the only hikers i know who opens a frickin umbrella in the middle of a hike. Spf + uv protective sleeves & pants + hat + umbrella (+ walking under the shade of trees where u can) and we're set!
Please please PLEASE do a video explaining what is the difference between SKIN PURGING vs BREAKOUTS..... the internet is scaring me... People are giving companies with really great products bad reviews all because they can't tell the difference between the two 😭😭
I’ve suffered from severe sunburn and sunstroke in the past because I foolishly chose to walk in the glaring sun for several hours without having access to sunscreen. It was horrific. I’m very fair and my skin became so red and sore; my upper chest and back were covered in blisters. My nose was weeping as it was trying to form a scab. I dread to think what lasting damaged this might have caused. I now try to apply sunscreen everyday despite living in the north of England where the UV index is usually low. But it’s important to establish this life-saving and pain-avoiding habit.
I wear sunscreen since I was a foetus because I was born and brought up on a tropical island where sun is our neighbor and my mum was a nurse so she always brought sunscreen for us. Actually, I had pimples just like you. And I used to slather sunscreen everywhere regardless of the feel. However, with supergoop and Derma co sunscreen I feel more comfortable. I also don't mind whitecast because my skin just burns. I just want to be protected from the sun at all cost. Thanks for these recommendations, I'll try them all out because I am a sunscreen worshipper.
Hello Cassandra, not sure weather you already know some of the products, but i would really like you to review some of the products which danish influencers advertise for. These brands are for example: - Oslo skinlab - collagen powder - ecooking - clinique (especially their new 100h moisture surge) -pudderdåserne (aha peeling and cremes) - IS clinical - medex - la roche-posay - avene - vichy - bioderma - a-derma - ducray - clinic way /dr. Irena eris Like in general, danish stores just sell so much and I find it hard to spot the differences between trash and gold😭 Also, I am in my twenties and unfortunately, only now realizing how import my skin is. Me and my friend talked about that it would be so great if you could make a video reviewing some of these popular brands being sold in Denmark. And also if you could make like a guide for someone who is not skintellectual, like from A-Z in what order do you apply what if you are a newbie, and even how do you know your skintype? For example, i have dry skin at mu forehead, but blackheads on my nose and chin, my eyelids are also mostly oily but even though i am only 25 years old, i have beginning wrinkles in my forehead😭 Cassandra help a girl out please
Black Girl Sunscreen Kids SPF 50! It's /amazing/ & perrrfffecttttt for face and body! It's $10 for 3.4oz. You can get it at Target & Walgreens (both of which also have occasional sales too). It does not have the sunscreen smell, instead a v-v-light lavender smell. Application & once applied it legit feels like a light hydrating lotion. ((I'm 25, normal-dry skin, v-acne prone, work outside/active, & super anti-sunscreen smell preference.)) So worth checking out ✨✨✨
Thank you for sharing this video. I learned about sunscreen late, but I'm recently getting into it. I own Supergoop and Blackgirl Sunscreen. Both are amazing. I also had to learn about lip balms with sunscreen as well. I never knew how important sunscreen was for skin health.
Cassandra, thank you so much for introducing me to the Zitsticka sunscreen serum 50 spf. I have combination skin that sometimes breaks out, and I’m big on anti aging and been wearing sunscreen daily since age 18. This zitsticka sunscreen is great, feels good on my skin, i didn’t burn (i usually don’t burn anyways) but the best part is it didn’t make me break out like a lot of sunscreens do. I got mine from target and it wasn’t too pricey. Keep making these videos, i thought i knew a lot about skin care but you have really helped me level up! Keep doing what you do! Thanks! ❤-Alex
With my Isle of Paradise self tanning drops and Super Goop shimmery sunscreen I look like I have the most beautiful tan ever. It makes my skin glow and looks so much better than a natural tan. And yes I would’ve been your friend because my mom dressed us in the most hideous outfits too. You are so funny which makes your videos 100% more entertaining.
Cassandra!!!! please try my two recommendations for sunscreen - one is Dr.Ceuracle Cica Regen Vegan Sun SPF 50 - it's chemical, with new-gen filters (ocean safe) - the brand is Korean and cruelty-free, it's reeeeally soothing and super nice on the skin. and the other one is Benton Mineral Sun Cream SPF50+/PA++++ - it's mineral, also cruelty-free, and vegan, and it blends into my skin soo nice WITH NO WHITE CAST, even though it's zinc oxide based.
I am 18 and started using sunscreen daily this year c: Spf 50 babyyy I like huge bottles of sunscreen that's usually for the beach, even if they make me look very oily and ain't designed to hide or blend in with the skin and even if they're very white and make me look like I'm painted because firstly, if I rub it enough it'll eventually spread evenly on the skin, secondly, being thick and white when applied helps me see it better while I apply and so I don't miss any spots, and third, my skin has actually seen improvement since I started using it. Because every day I apply it and then wash it off with soap at home (it's mineral based) my skin has become sooo smooth and my acne? Gone. You'd think it'll get u more acne cuz it's very oily but no actually, because I wash it off every time I return home before I hop into bed it sort of always keeps my skin moisturized and with the perfect amount of oil so it's never too oily or too dry and my skin tone is so evenly distributed now! Like before I would feel so much shame because my neck and shoulders would tan so so much and the rest of my body wouldn't and I would just look like someone threw me into a microwave and burnt me on some spots and left others cold xD but now it looks very even and soft and squishy
I love a few of these you mentioned. Especially the Australian Gold and Black Girl Sunscreen. They are so high quality for a great price. I also love Bondi Sands for my face. It’s very thin and hydrates very well. I spend a lot of time teaching my daughters to use sunscreen properly and consistently. Thankfully, my Mom taught me well and I’ve never had to worry when I visit the dermatologist because of that. Thank you for the suggestions! I’m going to try out a few of these! I thoroughly enjoy your videos! 😍
I'm in my early 30s and about 6 months into daily sunscreen. I was wearing Black Girl Sunscreen until summer hit hard and I got super oily. Jack Black oil-free is working out better for me right now. I'll go back to my Black Girl Sunscreen in the fall. I like a dewy look. It's just that right now I'm producing my own dew and it feels yucky!
A little creeped out because earlier I was looking at my pile of sunscreens I didn't like, and thinking, "I wonder what Cassandra recommends" 😂 and bam, the exact video I wanted to see! Thank you, mind-reader! 😆
I never used sunscreen until I started watching your videos. I started using just a regular like coppertone spray that I would spray in my hand and mix it with my moisturizer lol now I have my daytime moisturizer that has spf 30 in it and I love it!! It's elf holy hydration and it's so good. No white cast and wears really well. I love it.
this video title SHOCKED me cuz im literally 20 rn , and ive only just started including sunscreen as part of my daily skincare routine😂😭prior to that ive barely ever used sunscreen 😭 i feel called out-
Also look for new spots. I got a strange reddish spot on the top of my underarm. At first I thought it were some clustered spiderveins but then it started to grow a bit and became flaky. My GP took a biopt and is was pre cancerous tissue. So now I use a chemo cream to treat it. I'm not a sun bather, don't go in the sun between 11.00 and 15.00 abd wear sunscreen but even with those precautions I got this spot. So also do check yourself even when you use sunscreen!
is never late to start, but I wish I knew this on my younger days. I started wearing sunscreen this year when i turned 30. But the thing is here skin care is expensive, imagine Hawaiian Tropic can cost 25 dollars. Thanks God internet exist and ulta/Amazon ship to my country.
as a kid, my mom and grandma used to make us wear sunscreen all the time. my siblings and i hated hearing about it every time we were about to go outside during the summer to play. now? im so grateful. im 24 and i get mistaken for a high schooler constantly lol. and im always making my friends put on sunscreen😂
I didn’t start wearing sunscreen until just 5 months ago. I live in a tropical country and used to love being under the sun. People even praised me for how my skin looked so nice and I think that’s because I used hydrating cleanser, toner and moisturizer. I had the occasional dark spots and thought it was cute when I look glowy under it. Recently had breakouts from med school(yes studied histology but still…😅) stress and that’s when I started incorporating sunscreen in my routine. And now I’m only few months til I turn 30, skincare has been my top priority day and night. Imagine if I didn’t have a breakout and continued not using sunscreen 😅
My eyes are soooo sensitive to sunscreen. It’s sooooo annoying haha my skin will love a sunscreen then an hour later my eyes are so red and irritated. I have found a few sunscreens that are good enough but I haven’t found my holy grail yet lol I’d love more sunscreen videos! Maybe about some sunscreens that are just middle ground in terms of price.
Hey Cassandra,firstly thank you for teaching skin care. You are my go to person to understand skincare, coz in India I haven't found someone like you. Btw, happy to say that Ordinary is now in India and I can use some of your favorites from that. 😍😍😍 I do have a question, hoping you could answer. Do I have to reapply sunscreen even if it's cloudy and rainy throughout the day? I am mostly at home and there is no sun crawling in from any part of our house 😅. Thank you again for everything. I try to pass on the knowledge SPF is your BFF
Milani has an SPF setting spray that I use and bring with me if I'm going to be outside. I also will take sunscreen and pat it in rather than rub. I don't usually wear heavy makeup so the patting method works for me, but it light not work for someone who is wearing a full face.
It's official, I live under a rock in the middle of the ocean! I had no idea what body-ody-ody-ody is. Whyyyyyy did I google it??? I prefered to be under that rock!!! 😂
I bought a very similar hat for both of my sons! I bought the first one for my 1 year old but put it on my oldest...and he refused to take it off! He even wears it to bed 😂
Honestly i started wearing sunscreen daily this last year and started with korean sunscreen and still use korean sunscreen. Currently i use the one from Rom&nd and i recommend it if you hate white cast and is makeup friendly.
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"not everyone gets to age" is so grounding and emotionally-intelligent. Let's take care of ourselves and be grateful we get to be on this journey and take care of ourselves :) Love your video
I used to wear UPF suits as a kid and coming home from the beach my cousins always got burned but I never got so much as red! Now I wear a rashgaurd ALWAYS. Shoutout to my mom for starting me off right!
I didn't wear sunscreen daily until I was about 27. I don't really spend a whole lot of time in the sun but even at 30 I'm starting to notice some sunspots. Now that I'm on Tretinoin and hydroquinone, sunscreen is a RITUAL. I use the beauty of Joseon sunscreen and I carry one in my purse for reapplication. Also have a wide brim visor that I bring everywhere with me.
Oh girl, I didn't start wearing it until now at 37. I'd only wear it in the summer when we were out in the sun for a long time. Never would I put it on in summer, spring, fall, or winter days I went in and out of the house.
Hated wearing sunscreen because my skin is literally almost as black as an Oreo and most sunscreens look like spreading whipped cream all over 🤢 🤮 wasn’t until I realized chemical sunscreens don’t really leave that gross film, though I’m still never wearing physical sunscreens (I tried the tinted Elta MD, and it’s still a bit too light 😭)
I used to wear sunscreen on the beach, camping etc but unfortunately only started to regularly wear it with about 22/23. I wish I had started sooner.
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I hate most physical ones even if they are tinted and have no white cast. But it is hard for me to find chemical ones that don't burn my eyes. I recently bought super goop unseen sunscreen (chemical) it doesn't sting or burn eyes, it's sweat and water resistant, it doesn't leave your face shiny looking, has a silicone feel but not bad. It works great.only downside is it comes in a small bottle. I'm only going to use it on my face and my kids. Not all over. I'm not too picky what sunscreen or sunblock I put on my body.
Love K beauty and so reasonably priced here in Australia, unlike many of the products recommended by Cassandra which we either can’t get here or the prices are outrageous here as well!!
I live in Australia and I didn't wear sunscreen daily until I was 48 years old. Only ever wore it to my extremely rare trips to the beach. During the Covid lockdowns a couple of years ago I got into skincare videos on TH-cam so was inspired to start wearing it and buying fantastic Korean and Japanese SPF50 sunscreens. My skin now looks so much better than it did when I was 48. Thank you for teaching me, Cassandra!!!!! 😘
Im Aussie as well. I am in my mid 30's. Never grew up wearing it and my mother never brought it. Crazy when you think about it. Skin cancer is a real issue in Australia especially Qld.
I got into skincare then too!!! Sunscreen for life ❤️👍🤗
This is awesome. I absolutely loved how my skin looked when I committed to wearing sunscreen
I’m 19 and started using sunscreen daily 2 months ago. Now, it’s a ritual. I can’t go out without sunscreen. Due to my atopic eczema I‘m more prone to sun damage…thank you Cassandra for showing me the benefits of protecting my skin from the sun.
I watched your "foundation routine" like 10 years ago and it really stayed with me. I felt for you and connected to you even though my acne was never that bad. But I never watched any more of your videos. And now, ages later, I find you again by chance, with gorgeous skin, a especialist in the field and helping me to take better care of my skin. I'm so proud and happy for you! Thank you
Thank you for addressing technology issues for seniors. I helped my mom and 81 year old friend to schedule their COVID shots and it was so daunting for them to navigate the internet.
I used to be a "sunscreen is for when you're going to spend all day outside" person. A couple years back I started wearing sunscreen daily. Thankfully I've worked nights for about 9 years now, and I'm a homebody, so my daily sun exposure has been pretty small for the past decade. Still wish I started daily SPF earlier.
I started using SPF for the first time about 2 years ago (at 35) thanks to this wonderful TH-cam community. I had no idea you should wear it, I loved baking in the sun!! Geeeezzz I wish I knew sooner but now I slather spf on my little ones all the time
I’m almost 59, and just discovered the Isntree watery sungel. I’m impressed with how it looks on my dry, mature skin. Also, it doesn’t make my eyes sting and water the way most chemical/organic sunscreens do. Highly recommend!
Hi, I'm 66 and I have been wearing facial sunscreen since the age of 18 or 19! I am also fair about a Fitzpatrick Type 1, the dark end! Never go out without it!
22 when I really truly understood it has to be applied daily and reapplied multiple times a day 🌞♥️
Yes! The Australian Gold Botanical SPF 50 finally restocked and I just bought 4 tubes 😂 It’s affordable and provides me with the perfect tint so I don’t have to use foundation anymore. It’s my holy grail. So glad to hear it’s Cassandra Approved!!
Thanks for posting this!! I just ordered 4 bottles online from Ulta. I’ve been searching for couple months now!! It is also the only sunscreen I’ve ever actually liked
I'm so mad that they've put eucalyptus in it, apart from that it seems amazing but I just cant use it. I just cant find a good one. It's SO frustrating seeing everyone talk about how nice it is 😭 I'm happy for you guys though.
Ahhh sunscreen is my BFF! I was a lifeguard for a summer and religiously applied it! I missed a reapplication once and ended up with blistering 2nd degree burns! I’m now the friend that reminds everyone on a trip that it’s been 2 hours and it’s time to reapply 😂
Cassandra, as someone who has followed you for a about a decade, I cannot stop looking at your skin!! It looks flawless! Hope you are doing well! I have so much love and respect for you and what you stand for! ❤️ 💙 💜
As an acne sufferer who broke out in cystic acne (that scarred horribly) when any sunscreen was applied to my face, I cannot be more obsessed with the ZitSticka MegaShade. It’s absolutely perfect, doesn’t break me out, and even comes in a travel size. I recommend it to everyone with (or without) acne, just a 10/10. For the first time in my life I’m able to wear sunscreen daily without worrying about how much damage it’s going to cause in scarring
After walking in the Sun almost everyday for about 2 weeks without sunscreen, I noticed a sunspot on one of my cheeks. Lesson learned 🤕 I actually bought my SPF after watching your swimmers skincare routine video yesterday.
I love your videos Cassandra 🙏❤️
I was 30 when I found out that SPF is not optional. I have you to thank for that. Just in a year, my skin is much healthier. I use Vaseline SPF30 body moisturizer. It's the most budget sunscreen I could find here in India. It's like $5 for 400ml.
U use that on ur face!?
Yeah we can use body sunscreen on the face it's more cost effective.
@@WalterAndJesse umm
But there are some super affordable sunscreens in India
Body lotion has coconut oil in it which is comodogenic when left on face
@@diabolic.jellyfish some people can slather themselves with coconut oil and not have any problems. I can't, but it's really not that uncommon.
@@leonamay8776 I'm not saying it on body but on face it may clog the pores
Especially if u have sensitive oily acne prone skin
I'm 18 I'm 19 in November and I have been using sunscreen every single day since I was 16 which is when covid lockdown started and which is when I started to focus on myself and that is all because of you 😁 my nana has had skin cancer on the tip of her nose and now she's missing a slice off her nose because of it so thank you cassandra for literally keeping me safe from me getting it 😁 your fucking amazing and that's why we all love you so much ❤🥰
Yes she really is a superhero! How many of us started skincare during covid, it seems like so many of us in the comments 😄
I am 45 and LOVE LOVE LOVE Isntree Watery Sun Gel. I buy six bottles at a time from Stylevana. ❤️❤️❤️
I didn't start being crazy about sunscreen till I was in my late 30's. 4 years in and I can definitely see a huge difference in my skin. Sunscreen is now my everything, even my makeup.
I used to never wear sunscreen because my autism makes me SUPER sensitive to textures and all sunscreens I’d used (usually cheap drugstore body sunscreens) made me want to rip my skin off, but then a few years ago I went camping and got 2nd degree burns all over my face... and trust me, getting your face all swollen up really motivates you to do better.
Since then I’ve tried countless facial sunscreens (most of which I absolutely hated! including some from this video!) and only just recently have I found one that works for me aka supergoop unseen sunscreen. (and I just tried the trader joes sunscreen dupe and it actually is a good substitute, if you want to try out a similar formula for a fraction of the cost during your sunscreen searching journey!)
Finding what works for you might take a lot of trial and error, but it’s definitely worth it to know that you’re protecting your health. And once you know what works for you, it’s an easy part your your routine!
I couldn’t believe coming across this comment. I’m also autistic and didn’t wear sunscreen everyday because I struggled with the residue left on my face. I’m so glad you found some that work for you!
I’m also a pale Bitch who was also slathered in SPF by my Mom my entire childhood.
When I was in HS my Dad got 4-5 freckles/moles biopsied to check for skin cancer………right before my Mom was out of town for a week. Sooooooo I got to clean, ointment & redress my Dad’s biopsy spots 2Xs per day for that entire week.
Since then I’ve ALWAYS been obsessive about applying SPF when I’m going to be outside for an extensive amount of time. BUT wasn’t using it daily regularly & reapplying daily (I did when being active outside), UNTIL I found you & Hyram’s videos.
Since then I’ve been applying & reapplying daily and the ONLY burn I’ve gotten all summer is a little bit on one thigh when I was road tripping and didn’t reapply on my legs while we were driving. That’s AMAZING bc previously I would usually still burn once towards the beginning of summer.
Not burns for me anymore babies!!!
Have my first ever dermatologist appointment this week, and I am 33 years old. I didn’t really wear sunscreen growing up and I regret it. Have a worrisome spot on my shoulder that has changed a lot over the past 15 years, and i am scared. Hopefully it’s not too late to get this spot addressed. Wish me luck! And don’t forget your sunscreen!! ☀️💗
I can’t use black girl sunscreen on my face because it breaks me out but I LOVE IT as a body sunscreen. I hope they make an SPF 50 soon
You're so lovely and sassy at the same time. Such a talent for being on screen👍👍👍👍
the Supergoop Unseen Suncreen is a must for me, as a guy with facial hair.
I'm 34 and I don't wear SPF on the daily....as a child I was never made to wear it but I make my own children to wear SPF everyday. From today is the day that changes. I made a pledge to myself to simplify my skincare and make sure I use spf twice a
Day...thank you so much for all the education
My Uncle is a retired train driver and he has one side of his face his skin is normal for his age, but the opposite side look likes greyscale from sun damage ☀️. Great video 👍
Hi Cassandra , i'm one of the those people who haven't used sunscreen for 20 years . I really regret that and saying it with guilt , although i feel lucky to have inherited my mum 's beautiful skin . I'm really grateful i stumbled upon your videos 2 years ago and since then i haven't missed any , but since i became one of your many lucky to know you butterflies i have started using SPF religiously . Your videos have helped me to choose the best ones for my skin . Thank you for all the information and dedicated work , i really appreciate it
non cruelty free brand such as la Roche posay and eucerin has the best sunscreen formula and newest sunscreen fillter
I grew into acne - thanks hormonal contraception 😂
I didn't start wearing sunscreen until about 3 years ago... I just replaced my regular moisturiser with a moisturiser with spf 30 and I have a body moisturiser with spf that I put on exposed areas before I go out.. simple changes that will hopefully keep my skin healthy in the long run.
Cheap & easily accessible sunscreens in the UK (the ones I use) your good skin daily moisturiser spf 30 (broad spectrum but it doesn't say that on the tube - just on the outer box and online) from boots for about £7 and hawaiian tropic satin protection spf 30 broad spectrum from superdrug for about £8
Curology taught me that I needed to be wearing sunscreen everyday. Iwas really shocked, but it made perfect sense to me, and I've been wearing it (mostly) everyday for the past 4 years.
I love how she says, “I don’t have to show you this cancer bla bla” and then there’s a picture anyways😂. Too funny
Yeah lol, she doesn't HAVE to, but she just will 😂
I started wearing sunscreen daily at 12!
This video made me buy Paula’s choice off of Mercari for $15! 😂 I hope I love it and that it doesn’t break me out. I’m 40, by the way. Still getting breakouts but now they are cystic!!! They hurt! Thank you for your videos❤️ And I love your photo at the end….we should love and respect everyone, but this sweet reminder to love our elders makes my heart smile!
Cassandra, the lipstick you're wearing in the intro is gorgeous! Do share with us the brand and shade! 💗 Beautiful!
I'm 24 and started using sunscreen (every day and reapplying) a month ago. I applied it just when I went to the beach.
Just had an actinic keratosis removed from my right eyelid for the second time in 5 years, same spot!. I am 65 so am of the baby oil and iodine era. I am a natural redhead with #2 level skin baking on the white sands of Pensacola Beach for 8 months of the year, for many years just to finally end up with a mild tan. I now use a mineral sunscreen.
I've spent my past few weekends photographing horse shows, and I think you'd love to see the lengths people go to avoid sun damage. Silly looking hats, UV clothing, and sunscreen galore - we're keeping that sun at bay! And pink snoots of the horses aren't forgotten, they get sunscreen too!
I know I am late to the party 😁 but my oh my do I LOVE the Australian Gold 50 Botanical 🥰 I have discovered this last spring (after I started to follow Cassandra and actually started to dive into SPF for my face, in my 40's mind you,! oops...) This SPF is my absolute holy grail and I never believed I could love SPF this much. The only problem is that it is hard to find the fair to light shade here in Slovakia and also it costs 30 EUR, but anyway, I would buy it if it would cost 50 anyway 😆 They have FINALLY restocked it and I was literally doing a happy dance yesterday while purchasing it 🤣 Love you Cassandra and what you do, you always make my day and I learn so much from you 🤩 (I am currently binging all your videos since last week and putting stuff to my wishlists on all the sites 😂)
I didn’t wear sunscreen for 27 years too!!!! But I started! Because of you!!!! THANK YOU!!!!! Everything that you’ve recommended has work WONDERS!!! Thank you!!!! I love your videos and they make my days! I’m from El Salvador but I would love to see a Spanish video! Lol love you!!!🥰
the Paula's Choice spf is my favorite. It layers so so well with makeup and doesn't break it up at all
The Ordinary's sunscreen leaves a white cast and remains sticky on the skin even hours after I apply it, totally agree with Cassandra that it's a 4 or 5 out of 10, but it is a good price for a mineral sunscreen. I love Supergoop formulation for Unseen Sunscreen and their Matte Screen, used as primers before makeup.
I'm a brown woman living in a tropical country where you literally feel like you are boiling sometimes, the heat is that bad!! And i always grew up thinking sunscreen was only for "white people" who didn't have melanin to protect them like we did 😶
I only used to wear sunscreen if i was going to be out in the sun for a long time, say a trip to the beach, playing sports or going for a hike. Not on a daily basis when going out. And that too, because i thought wearing sunscreen would prevent me from tanning! You know, getting dark...
Glad to say that over the past few years when i hit my 30s, i have been taking much better care of my skin, including religiously wearing sunscreen. Now at 36, i can truly say my skin looks the best it ever has!! Plus, i no longer stress over "getting darker" lol
My absolute favourite sunscreen is nivea dry touch one 30spf,if literally dries in a matter of seconds,smells just wonderful,goes on nicely and very importantly,costs like 10-15 euros for 175ml! I whole heartedly recommend :)
Do you use it on the face or just the body?
👍👍👍
@@morgianasartre6709 I use it mostly on my face,neck and back of my hands and even though I have oily,sensitive,acne prone skin,it works beautifully.
@@dmg7104 It seems like it's not sold where I live but if I'm abroad I'll check it out, thank you. This summer my holy grail has been the eucerin dry touch spf50, it's also great on the face and it's about 15-20€ for 200ml, also totally recommend. 😊
@@morgianasartre6709 I don't think it's concretly targeted for face usage,because it's such a big bottle and cheap at that, but it is totally safe to use on the face. It's probably a marketing trick. I'm not from the US but from Europe and a lot of people use Nivea products generally because they have long tradition and are home favourites for many. Yeah, Eucerin is also a good brand and their matt sunscreen is also very good. ✓
My fav chemical one is Holika Holika SPF50 waterproof one in a green package. Absolutely amazing.
I love Cassandra Gump!
Growing up in the 60‘s and 70‘s we had at most spf 7 -10 and we only put spf on at the beach, then as teenagers in the 70‘s we wanted the darkest tan possible and instead of spf we put baby oil on our skin as we believed that after one good sunburn our skin would harden and tan better, so we fried ourselves. At the beach we used metallic reflector screens around our neck to funnel and reflect the suns rays onto our faces. right thru the 90‘s I only ever wore spf at the beach. I only started to wear sunscreen regularly when I was around 40. Thinking back on that I’m surprised my skin doesn’t look worse.
Another great protective wear are Bluestone Sun Shields! I have 3 and they come in handy. Excellent for vacations, beach days, gardening, festivals, or any other outside activity.
Starting now at 33 and in over my head. Love this video guide..thank you 👏👍💖
And that hat rocks!
Yay, Cassandra! Keep advocating for sunscreen use!
Omg you are such a lifesaver! I have been searching for a sunscreen that doesn't feel gross on my skin for so long
I’m 54 and only started wearing SPF this year. I actually started a full face care routine using K beauty as I can access them for reasonable prices.
I love the light moisturizer from Paula choice ,i wear before go out under my makeup
I started wearing sunscreen when I was 27 I’m now 35. That time I was just using American spf moisturizers. Now I wear hardcore European sunscreens because I’m now using tretinoin and other actives.
This video is for me! I'm in my 30s and I'm a dang oncology nurse, and I just started wearing sunscreen this year. It was just never something I thought about. I think my parents put sunscreen on me....3 times when I was a kid? I don't know anyone who really wears it, except for people to are very fair and burn after 5 minutes in the sun. It's something I rarely thought about and just walked past in the store. Thank you for posting this video!
Until I was in my 40s I used sunscreen only in summer or when being in the sun all day. I live in cloudy northern Germany where the sun almost completely disappears in winter, so I was lucky not to have a lot of sun damage yet. Two years in, my skin is looking much smoother and I have almost no sunspots. So even in your 40s it is not to late to start wearing sunscreen every day.
I don't know my Fitzpatrick type, but my skin is very light and I am naturally blonde and have blue eyes, so it might be one or two..?
I love the Tula Glow + Protect SPF 30, it’s a must try! If you love the glow look like I do 😊
My friends and I are a few of the only hikers i know who opens a frickin umbrella in the middle of a hike. Spf + uv protective sleeves & pants + hat + umbrella (+ walking under the shade of trees where u can) and we're set!
Please please PLEASE do a video explaining what is the difference between SKIN PURGING vs BREAKOUTS..... the internet is scaring me... People are giving companies with really great products bad reviews all because they can't tell the difference between the two 😭😭
OMG I've been watching you since I was a kid and my name is also Doris. 😁 I am 30 and I only knew of one other Doris under 70, how cool!
I’ve suffered from severe sunburn and sunstroke in the past because I foolishly chose to walk in the glaring sun for several hours without having access to sunscreen. It was horrific. I’m very fair and my skin became so red and sore; my upper chest and back were covered in blisters. My nose was weeping as it was trying to form a scab. I dread to think what lasting damaged this might have caused.
I now try to apply sunscreen everyday despite living in the north of England where the UV index is usually low. But it’s important to establish this life-saving and pain-avoiding habit.
I wear sunscreen since I was a foetus because I was born and brought up on a tropical island where sun is our neighbor and my mum was a nurse so she always brought sunscreen for us. Actually, I had pimples just like you. And I used to slather sunscreen everywhere regardless of the feel. However, with supergoop and Derma co sunscreen I feel more comfortable. I also don't mind whitecast because my skin just burns. I just want to be protected from the sun at all cost. Thanks for these recommendations, I'll try them all out because I am a sunscreen worshipper.
Hello Cassandra, not sure weather you already know some of the products, but i would really like you to review some of the products which danish influencers advertise for.
These brands are for example:
- Oslo skinlab - collagen powder
- ecooking
- clinique (especially their new 100h moisture surge)
-pudderdåserne (aha peeling and cremes)
- IS clinical
- medex
- la roche-posay
- avene
- vichy
- bioderma
- a-derma
- ducray
- clinic way /dr. Irena eris
Like in general, danish stores just sell so much and I find it hard to spot the differences between trash and gold😭
Also, I am in my twenties and unfortunately, only now realizing how import my skin is. Me and my friend talked about that it would be so great if you could make a video reviewing some of these popular brands being sold in Denmark. And also if you could make like a guide for someone who is not skintellectual, like from A-Z in what order do you apply what if you are a newbie, and even how do you know your skintype?
For example, i have dry skin at mu forehead, but blackheads on my nose and chin, my eyelids are also mostly oily but even though i am only 25 years old, i have beginning wrinkles in my forehead😭
Cassandra help a girl out please
As a mom I must say that using this type of bathing suit is sooo much easier for kids lol
Black Girl Sunscreen Kids SPF 50! It's /amazing/ & perrrfffecttttt for face and body! It's $10 for 3.4oz.
You can get it at Target & Walgreens (both of which also have occasional sales too). It does not have the sunscreen smell, instead a v-v-light lavender smell. Application & once applied it legit feels like a light hydrating lotion. ((I'm 25, normal-dry skin, v-acne prone, work outside/active, & super anti-sunscreen smell preference.))
So worth checking out ✨✨✨
Thank you for sharing this video. I learned about sunscreen late, but I'm recently getting into it. I own Supergoop and Blackgirl Sunscreen. Both are amazing. I also had to learn about lip balms with sunscreen as well. I never knew how important sunscreen was for skin health.
The isntree watery sun gel is amazing!!! I use it everyday, and my mom loves it- she’s in her mid60’s so it’s great on aging skin.
Cassandra, thank you so much for introducing me to the Zitsticka sunscreen serum 50 spf. I have combination skin that sometimes breaks out, and I’m big on anti aging and been wearing sunscreen daily since age 18. This zitsticka sunscreen is great, feels good on my skin, i didn’t burn (i usually don’t burn anyways) but the best part is it didn’t make me break out like a lot of sunscreens do. I got mine from target and it wasn’t too pricey. Keep making these videos, i thought i knew a lot about skin care but you have really helped me level up! Keep doing what you do! Thanks! ❤-Alex
With my Isle of Paradise self tanning drops and Super Goop shimmery sunscreen I look like I have the most beautiful tan ever. It makes my skin glow and looks so much better than a natural tan. And yes I would’ve been your friend because my mom dressed us in the most hideous outfits too. You are so funny which makes your videos 100% more entertaining.
Cassandra!!!! please try my two recommendations for sunscreen - one is Dr.Ceuracle Cica Regen Vegan Sun SPF 50 - it's chemical, with new-gen filters (ocean safe) - the brand is Korean and cruelty-free, it's reeeeally soothing and super nice on the skin. and the other one is Benton Mineral Sun Cream SPF50+/PA++++ - it's mineral, also cruelty-free, and vegan, and it blends into my skin soo nice WITH NO WHITE CAST, even though it's zinc oxide based.
I was so excited about the Australian Gold one… Until I found out it’s around $40 in Finland 😩
I am 18 and started using sunscreen daily this year c:
Spf 50 babyyy
I like huge bottles of sunscreen that's usually for the beach, even if they make me look very oily and ain't designed to hide or blend in with the skin and even if they're very white and make me look like I'm painted because firstly, if I rub it enough it'll eventually spread evenly on the skin, secondly, being thick and white when applied helps me see it better while I apply and so I don't miss any spots, and third, my skin has actually seen improvement since I started using it. Because every day I apply it and then wash it off with soap at home (it's mineral based) my skin has become sooo smooth and my acne? Gone. You'd think it'll get u more acne cuz it's very oily but no actually, because I wash it off every time I return home before I hop into bed it sort of always keeps my skin moisturized and with the perfect amount of oil so it's never too oily or too dry and my skin tone is so evenly distributed now! Like before I would feel so much shame because my neck and shoulders would tan so so much and the rest of my body wouldn't and I would just look like someone threw me into a microwave and burnt me on some spots and left others cold xD but now it looks very even and soft and squishy
Now loving the Zit Stika SPF for my acne-prone skin! I now even have SPF in my hand cream and my fiancee is like SPF is your BFF
I love a few of these you mentioned. Especially the Australian Gold and Black Girl Sunscreen. They are so high quality for a great price. I also love Bondi Sands for my face. It’s very thin and hydrates very well. I spend a lot of time teaching my daughters to use sunscreen properly and consistently. Thankfully, my Mom taught me well and I’ve never had to worry when I visit the dermatologist because of that. Thank you for the suggestions! I’m going to try out a few of these! I thoroughly enjoy your videos! 😍
I'm in my early 30s and about 6 months into daily sunscreen. I was wearing Black Girl Sunscreen until summer hit hard and I got super oily. Jack Black oil-free is working out better for me right now. I'll go back to my Black Girl Sunscreen in the fall. I like a dewy look. It's just that right now I'm producing my own dew and it feels yucky!
I’m 53 and just started wearing spf everyday since February 😳
A little creeped out because earlier I was looking at my pile of sunscreens I didn't like, and thinking, "I wonder what Cassandra recommends" 😂 and bam, the exact video I wanted to see! Thank you, mind-reader! 😆
I never used sunscreen until I started watching your videos. I started using just a regular like coppertone spray that I would spray in my hand and mix it with my moisturizer lol now I have my daytime moisturizer that has spf 30 in it and I love it!! It's elf holy hydration and it's so good. No white cast and wears really well. I love it.
I'm still on the hunt for a sunblock that doesn't burn my eyes or make them water and doesn't flare my eczema at the edges of my mouth. It's beautiful
Hello Cassandra! Thanks a lot for your lovely videos! They are really very useful! Keep on posting!🥰
this video title SHOCKED me cuz im literally 20 rn , and ive only just started including sunscreen as part of my daily skincare routine😂😭prior to that ive barely ever used sunscreen 😭 i feel called out-
The banana boat light as air sunscreen is a fav!
Alba Botanica Spf30 is a pretty affordable mineral sunscreen and the brand is cruelty free. Coppertone's sunscreens seem really affordable.
Also look for new spots. I got a strange reddish spot on the top of my underarm. At first I thought it were some clustered spiderveins but then it started to grow a bit and became flaky. My GP took a biopt and is was pre cancerous tissue. So now I use a chemo cream to treat it.
I'm not a sun bather, don't go in the sun between 11.00 and 15.00 abd wear sunscreen but even with those precautions I got this spot. So also do check yourself even when you use sunscreen!
is never late to start, but I wish I knew this on my younger days. I started wearing sunscreen this year when i turned 30. But the thing is here skin care is expensive, imagine Hawaiian Tropic can cost 25 dollars. Thanks God internet exist and ulta/Amazon ship to my country.
as a kid, my mom and grandma used to make us wear sunscreen all the time. my siblings and i hated hearing about it every time we were about to go outside during the summer to play. now? im so grateful. im 24 and i get mistaken for a high schooler constantly lol. and im always making my friends put on sunscreen😂
Please do a video with options that are available in the EU! ..would appreciate it also for your other videos. Thank you!
You forgot the ThinkFace sunscreen! It’s amazing, super hydrating for dry skin, and tinted.
I didn’t start wearing sunscreen until just 5 months ago. I live in a tropical country and used to love being under the sun. People even praised me for how my skin looked so nice and I think that’s because I used hydrating cleanser, toner and moisturizer. I had the occasional dark spots and thought it was cute when I look glowy under it. Recently had breakouts from med school(yes studied histology but still…😅) stress and that’s when I started incorporating sunscreen in my routine. And now I’m only few months til I turn 30, skincare has been my top priority day and night.
Imagine if I didn’t have a breakout and continued not using sunscreen 😅
My eyes are soooo sensitive to sunscreen. It’s sooooo annoying haha my skin will love a sunscreen then an hour later my eyes are so red and irritated. I have found a few sunscreens that are good enough but I haven’t found my holy grail yet lol
I’d love more sunscreen videos! Maybe about some sunscreens that are just middle ground in terms of price.
No one asked, but the kitten appeared at 5:10. 😊
Hey Cassandra,firstly thank you for teaching skin care. You are my go to person to understand skincare, coz in India I haven't found someone like you. Btw, happy to say that Ordinary is now in India and I can use some of your favorites from that. 😍😍😍 I do have a question, hoping you could answer. Do I have to reapply sunscreen even if it's cloudy and rainy throughout the day? I am mostly at home and there is no sun crawling in from any part of our house 😅. Thank you again for everything. I try to pass on the knowledge SPF is your BFF
Ya this is me...I'm so confused about reapplying sunscreen throughout the day if you wear makeup over your sunscreen
I'm wondering if a spray sunscreen would work over makeup 🤔 kind of like a setting spray...just a thought.
Milani has an SPF setting spray that I use and bring with me if I'm going to be outside. I also will take sunscreen and pat it in rather than rub. I don't usually wear heavy makeup so the patting method works for me, but it light not work for someone who is wearing a full face.
Literally me. This video was very helpful!! Thank you very much 🤩
They would talk about me at work when I went outside with my sun hat. No ma'am yall can have all them uvs
It's official, I live under a rock in the middle of the ocean! I had no idea what body-ody-ody-ody is. Whyyyyyy did I google it??? I prefered to be under that rock!!! 😂
I'm a fan of your UV suit! I dress my kids in similar outfits! 😁
I bought a very similar hat for both of my sons! I bought the first one for my 1 year old but put it on my oldest...and he refused to take it off! He even wears it to bed 😂
Honestly i started wearing sunscreen daily this last year and started with korean sunscreen and still use korean sunscreen. Currently i use the one from Rom&nd and i recommend it if you hate white cast and is makeup friendly.