3:18 I liked this one from you. They apply so little, that too they blend with their whole palms and the little product they use also gets transferred to their palms. In that way there won't be any white cast. Also most of them are fair skinned. They need to talk about dark and dusky skin tones. They need to test on deeper skin tones. Those reviews annoy and anger me so much.
I was using dr sheth mineral sunscreen and was quite the best but the recent pack has a formula change and gives a grey cast 🥲 Why do companies keep changing their formulation ? 😵💫
I’ve tried out the Dr. Sheth’s mineral sunscreen and the first impression was good. Well this video convinced me to get a full size tube. 💃🏻 and please review the deconstruct mineral sunscreen next 😍 would love to hear your thoughts about it 😁
I have tried Dr. Sheth’s mineral sunscreen. I have a oily combination skin type. After applying this sunscreen i tend to sweat a lot. I seen your video on Deconstruct tinted sunscreen. You mentioned that you sweated a lot after the application of sunscreen. Do you have any recommendations?
Thats a chemical sunscreen with old gen filters, if you are not sensitive to those then its definitely a good everyday sunscreen! Dont forget to avoid harsh sun and stay in shade even though you use a sunscreen!
I have used ceramide and vit c sunscreen. I liked it but I sweat a little bit and face becomes sticky after applying it. Now should I try this mineral sunscreen? Does it have that sticky problem?
Youre saying fro quick absorption I should apply the sunscreen and wait for 4-5 mins In general we are recommended by skin specialist that we should apply sunscreen 15-30 mins before steping outside So when should I actually apply sunscreen before going out
@@samanthaahsan5491 instead of constant rubbing to blend in, apply sc first evenly wait for 5 mins for it to dry and then pat in. Then after 15 mins you can go out.
@@nuriffatjahan no. Two finger sunscreen rule is wrong its a myth. You have to use a good amount but theres no exact method of measuring except using a measuring spoon. Just use a good quantity
Sun radiation consists of uva rays, uvb rays and infrared rays. Pa + indicates protection against uva rays, the more + the higher the protection. spf 15/30/40/50 etc indicates protection against uvb rays. Again, the higher the better. Both these kind of rays do different kinds of damage to skin.
Im using this sunscreen and it’s good but one major con is that whenever u sweat the sunscreen literally drips white sweat I don’t know if u get but yeah it’s not good during summer.
Hi there! All my reviews mention which skin type, skintone and climate the product is best suited for! I hope that helps you find your perfect fit. I do have two products in mind, the vlcc mineral one and depending on your skintone even reequil may work well. Check the reviews to decide yourself which maybe best for you ❤️
New to skincare routine and would like to use one 😅 not sure if i can start with Mineral based ones. Stuck between Dr S Vit c vs Deconstruct Spf 50. Would be great if you could suggest. Thanks, for the video.
@@Deeksreddy if you have sensitive acne prone skin id suggest mineral ss especially if youre in a cool environment or dont sweat too much. Otherwise If you do want a chemical ss id suggest using new gen filters. I like the sugandha one il upload a video soon on it. But try the mineral one first n then get a chem one once u finish if u dont like it is my suggestion.
@@Thepowderpuffgirl Thank you for your response. I live in a tropical climate, so it's mostly sunny except during the peak winter months. I'm quite active due to my sports routine and tend to sweat a lot. I'm considering starting with a hybrid sunscreen, but I've never used any skincare products with chemicals, aside from the occasional scrub and facial. My skin isn’t sensitive, though I do get acne once in a while. But never had any issue with acne.
Hi ankita! All my reviews mention which skin type and skintone the product is best suited for! I hope that helps you find your perfect fit. I do have two products in mind, the vlcc mineral one(check my review) and depending on your skintone i feel the one ill upload within the next two thursdays may suit you
Also try using the reequil sun cc or the foxtale primer mineral sunscreen cream in the lightest shade, if you have a medium or deeper skintone youll get a similar effect
A mineral sunscreen is the best for sensitive skin! Dermaco ultra light zinc doesnt leave much of a cast you can watch my previous video, also a tinted sunscreen might be good for you, will post those soon so you can have a look :)
@@Thepowderpuffgirl I have a other concern..actually my face is more darker than my whole body parts...I have tried many things but nothing worked as when I use a moisturizer or a SPF it makes my skin ever more dark... so please tell me a skin care with products jisse ki Mera face lighten ho sake..as u know I have a combination sensetive skin 😭 Please help me...u can't even imagine when someone says "tmhara neck or collarbone toh bhtt gora h fir chehra kyu kala h " . Please help me 😭
@@silentgirl.start with a good ceramide based moisturizer (levery day and night (will make a video on that soon) and use a mineral sunscreen without fail during the day. Within a few months youll start seeing alot of difference
Hi, between the Dr. Sheth and the Derma Co. mineral sunscreens (since they have the exact ingredients in the exact same order), which one would you call more lightweight and easy to spread?
Dr sheth's one has C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate doesn't it turn into benzene when mixed with vitamin C (ascorbic acid)? I was really interested in that product but now I don't know. What do you think?
@@Thepowderpuffgirl Yes vitamin C is a part of my morning routine I was really looking forward to buying this one but idk what to feel about this C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate maybe I'll be trying their Ceramide & Vita C long-lasting sunscreen
