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Love this series! Thank you for sharing! I'm currently using Supergoop SPF 50 - Octinoxate (Sunscreen) 7.5%, Octocrylene (Sunscreen) 3%, Titanium Dioxide (Sunscreen) 3.3%, Zinc Oxide (Sunscreen) 20%. and LaVanila the Healthy Face SPF 40 (Zinc Oxide 5.0%, Titanium Dioxide 7.5%)
@Phyrra You're welcome! You know, I've been itching to try the Supergoop ever since I saw it on Sephora's website. But I just haven't had the chance to get into a store and pick one up. And since there's only 3 reviews on Sephora.com, I can't really get a good opinion on it. What are your experiences with it? The vehicle ingredients look appropriate for someone with an oily skin type, but I'm nervous about the super high amounts of ZnO and TIO2, which I'm assuming will make me once again, look like a vampire in the sun. Let us know what you think! :)
John: about your recommendation for City Block. The City block i see in the US and the City Block we get in Europe seem to be 2 different things. The difference is the Zinc Oxide. In the Eu formula, Zinc Oxide is right at the end. Heres't the EU ingredient list in the UK: ingredients: water\aqua\eau [] trioctyldodecyl citrate [] titanium dioxide [] butylene glycol [] cyclopentasiloxane [] dimethicone [] c12-15 alkyl benzoate [] steareth-2 [] stearyl heptanoate [] aluminum stearate [] silica [] lecithin [] gentiana lutea (gentian) root extract [] rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf extract [] hordeum vulgare (barley) extract\extrait d'orge [] rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) extract [] betula alba (birch) bark extract [] cucumis sativus (cucumber) fruit extract [] laminaria saccharina extract [] saccharomyces lysate extract [] helianthus annuus (sunflower) seedcake [] sodium hyaluronate [] sorbitan tristearate [] linoleic acid [] polyquaternium-51 [] caprylyl methicone [] sorbitol [] sodium rna [] phospholipids [] peg-40 stearate [] magnesium aluminum silicate [] caprylyl glycol [] tocopheryl acetate [] phytantriol [] stearic acid [] hydrogenated lecithin [] cellulose [] magnesium ascorbyl phosphate [] stearyl dimethicone [] ascorbyl tocopheryl maleate [] nordihydroguaiaretic acid [] linolenic acid [] pantethine [] bisabolol [] hydroxyethyl urea [] ceteth-2 [] peg/ppg-18/18 dimethicone [] polyglyceryl-6 polyricinoleate [] steareth-20 [] isopropyl titanium triisostearate [] propylene glycol dicaprate [] sodium stearate [] nylon-12 [] citric acid [] nylon-6 [] hexylene glycol [] xanthan gum [] disodium edta [] bht [] phenoxyethanol [] titanium dioxide (ci 77891) [] zinc oxide ( ci 77947) [] iron oxides (ci 77491, ci 77492, ci 77499) In the US it's this: active ingredients: titanium dioxide 7.30% [] zinc oxide 6.90% ingredients: water\aqua\eau [] trioctyldodecyl citrate [] butylene glycol [] cyclopentasiloxane [] dimethicone [] c12-15 alkyl benzoate [] steareth-2 [] stearyl heptanoate [] aluminum stearate [] silica [] lecithin [] gentiana lutea (gentian) root extract [] rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf extract [] hordeum vulgare (barley) extract\extrait d'orge [] rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) extract [] betula alba (birch) bark extract [] cucumis sativus (cucumber) fruit extract [] laminaria saccharina extract [] saccharomyces lysate extract [] helianthus annuus (sunflower) seedcake [] sodium hyaluronate [] sorbitan tristearate [] linoleic acid [] polyquaternium-51 [] caprylyl methicone [] sorbitol [] sodium rna [] phospholipids [] peg-40 stearate [] magnesium aluminum silicate [] caprylyl glycol [] tocopheryl acetate [] phytantriol [] stearic acid [] hydrogenated lecithin [] cellulose [] magnesium ascorbyl phosphate [] stearyl dimethicone [] ascorbyl tocopheryl maleate [] nordihydroguaiaretic acid [] linolenic acid [] pantethine [] bisabolol [] hydroxyethyl urea [] ceteth-2 [] peg/ppg-18/18 dimethicone [] polyglyceryl-6 polyricinoleate [] steareth-20 [] isopropyl titanium triisostearate [] propylene glycol dicaprate [] sodium stearate [] nylon-12 [] citric acid [] nylon-6 [] hexylene glycol [] xanthan gum [] disodium edta [] bht [] phenoxyethanol [] titanium dioxide (ci 77891) [] iron oxides (ci 77491, ci 77492, ci 77499) You think these are different formulas? It's hard to know since EU doesn't require active ingredient listings. Any ideas? I ask just because it's affects your advice about the City Block recommendation.
What an excellent series! I thoroughly enjoyed reading every single part. Thanks for writing such an information and educational piece. Can you comment on PPD ratings? I am wondering if you can recommend a few sunscreens with a high PPD rating? Because I have serious pigmentation concerns, and PA rating of even +++ only ensures a PPD rating of at least 8, but I don't exactly know how much. Many thanks in advance!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the EltaMD UV Clear Broad Spectrum SPF 46. the difference between this and the other EltaMD versions is that it contains niacinimide which is great if you're trying to get rid of spots. I am pale so I don't have a problem with the zinc white, but I don't think its that white to begin with. I notice no whiteness once its rubbed in.
John, I love the Supergoop. It makes me feel like I have a normal face. I have sensitive skin, mild rosacea (just diagnosed) and I'm combo (oily t-zone). With Supergoop, my face does not feel oily. It feels 'normal,' which is a refreshing change. I'm already pale and embrace it :)
Does mixing bb cream or foundation into sunblock decrease it's effectiveness?
@Max They are different, which is really too bad! In the EU, ZnO is ironically not approved yet for use, because the "nano" version has not been shown to be safe for some reason. Non-nano ones were shown to be safe. However, because they are not differentiated, both types have to pass the EU tests. On the other hand, the FDA allows 25% of it just like TIO2, and both Japan and Australia don't even regulate ZnO. Apparently, to them it's so safe that you could use 100% if you really wanted to in a product. Haha! And both of them still only allow 25% of TiO2. So I'm not really sure what's going on with the EU, and what problems they are encountering. So yeah, that's all I can tell you. :(
@Sarah PPD ratings, like SPF, can vary depending on a variety of factors including the choice of UV filter, the vehicle, use of coating, crystallinity, morphology, etc... The best thing that you can do is just look for a product with the highest amount of UV filters that you can tolerate, and/or is cosmetically acceptable, and stay out of the sun as much as if possible. Unfortunately, there are no PPD simulations anymore. The BASF one that I linked above used to have it, but for some reason it was taken down. You can look at the graphs by clicking "show graphs" on the top left hand corner, and estimate how much UV light is transmitted to the skin based on wavelength. For example, if you do 5% TiO2 in a water phase at 2g/cm^22, you'll see that at 290-320 nm, it provides a simulated SPF rating of about 10. At 320 nm (which is the shortest UVA ray), it provides a UVA-PF (PPD) of about 5. Then at 400 nm (which is the longest UVA ray(, the UVA-PF is closer to 2. And that's at 1 MED. And based on the UV spectral profile of TiO2 (which is quite linear in the UVA range), you can probably average the two boundary UVA values to come up with the "average" UVA-PF (PPD) rating. In our scenario, 5% TiO2 would provide a UVA-PF of about 2.5 or 3. While I admit that it's difficult and possibly inaccurate to extrapolate this data and apply to your personal sunscreen, it may give you an idea of how things operate. I hope that helps!
@Erica I'm super glad to hear that one of my recommendations is your HG sunscreen! Or one of. :) Yay.
@Phyrra Thanks for giving me your opinion! I'll have a better idea of what to expect in person. And I also embrace my paleness! But when I use something like the Shiseido SPF 55, I have to apply sunscreen on my neck too (Blue Lizard Sensitive SPF 30+ for now), in order for my neck and face to match. And maybe I'm applying too MUCH, but I swear, even with mixed with foundation and set with a powder, I'm like NC10 in the the sun! Ack. I'm pale (NC20), but not THAT pale. :( Guess I'll just have to see with the Supergoop.
@Cupcake It certainly can. If they are both iOSs, if the one you mix into the original susncreen, has less protection, them obviously you'll be "diluting" your original sunscreen. But if your foundation or BB has more protection, then you'll be getting more protection. It also depends of course, on how much you're mixing into the original sunscreen. Is it like a few drops, or half and half, etc... Just use common sense and good judgment. And remember that any protection is better than none at all!
I've been meaning to try the EltaMD Clear SPF 46, but for the last few weeks I have been using the Obagi Nu-Derm Sun Shield SPF 50 and I really like it! It has a great matte finish, feels weightless and at least for me doesn't leave any white-cast. I can tell I've applied sunscreen, but it's not exactly a white-cast, and no one else notices a difference, even though I use a different sunscreen for my neck (tinosorb based). These were great posts! Can't wait for your next topic. Fernando.
@Fernando Hey as long as you've found something that works for you! Thanks for sharing your experiences!
UNFORTUNATELY HERE IN BRAZIL HAVE NEVER SEEN THIS PRODUCT EltaMD. Is THAT HAD THE SHISEIDO LUXURY WITH A PRODUCT DUE TO HIGH SUN PROTECTION FACTOR AND THE TAX BURDEN BECOMES A PRODUCT NOT VERY CHEAP. HERE IN BRASIL SUNSCREENS INORGANIC AND WITH HIGH CONCENTRATION OF ZINC OXIDE ARE MOST POPULAR ( WHAT IS EVIDENT BY THE FACT OF MOLECULAR SIZE) AS WELL AS THE EASTERN PRODUCTS THAT ARE WELL HERE TOO POPULAR. CONGRATULATIONS FINALLY THE GREAT BLOG AND REVIEWS FOR THIS SERIES SO WELL WRITTEN AND RICH IN CONTENT. THANKS (P.S: EXCUSE THE LETTERS IN CAPS .... MY KEYBOARD IS IN SERIUS TROUBLE :]
@Rafael Haha it's no problem with the CAPS issue. I'm sorry to hear that; I know how annoying that can appear. And thank you for your kind words. :)
@John I apply all my skincare products to my face, neck, décolleté and hands. I'm paler than N10. Some of my best foundation matches include NARS Siberia, Urban Decay Naked Skin .5, Illamasqua Skin Base in 2 (or a 50/50 mix of 1 and 4), and Meow Cosmetics Inquisitive Siamese. So for me, it doesn't really cause any issues.
@Phyrra Ooh you are super pale! I'd imagine if I were that light, with a more pink/cool undertone, I'd be able to pull off any sunscreen, too. I love that you're so into foundation. But then again, you're into all types of makeup. Haha. :)
My favorite sunscreen find is Bioscreen Solaire 50+ for sensitive skin. I don't know if it's available in the U.S, I buy it through my cosmetic surgeon here in Bahrain. I have to be super careful with the sun as I have regular laser sessions, and live in an extremely hot and sunny climate. I also have sensitive skin that is prone to oiliness and breaking out, but don't experience either with this. I just adore it. Gx
@Georgina I'm glad to hear you that you've found something you like! The first several search results for this product were in other language, so I'm not sure how readily available this is haha! Oh well, thanks for sharing!
Hey John, I was curious how a sunscreen with a lesser percentage of active ingredients could have a higher SPF in comparison to another product? Specifically, I was comparing Neutrogena's Sensitive Skin Sunblock (4.9% TiO and ZnO 4.7%) with SPF 60+ to the EltaMD UV Pure Broad Spectrum. How would this work? Thanks!
@Joyce Well, that's because inorganic sunscreens can have such diversity. In Part III, remember how we talked about particle size, aggregation, morphology, etc...? Well those can all influence the level of protection, not to mention the vehicular base and the other ingredients included. However, I personally don't think that they can influence ratings by THAT much. While the FDA does regulate SPF ratings when it comes to product labeling, I personally don't trust products with low %s of inorganic filters that claim super high SPF values. It's just physically and chemically improbable. Not to mention that the SPF ratings don't reveal how much UVA protection is provided. It's better to be safe, than sorry. Therefore, it's my opinion and recommendation to stick with products that contains higher %s of UV filters, regardless of what the label says, unless of course the SPF rating is less than 15!
Hey John, I am playing catch up on Future Derm posts and it was so great to come across your series! So informative and detailed...thanks for taking the time...I have learned a lot! I have been using Olay Regenerist UV Defense Regenerating lotion - SPF 50 for the last few years and I like that it does the job in protecting my skin. What I don't like so much is the fact that I have oily skin and this product does tend to leave a tacky feel. Also, I am Latina with light carmel skin, if I don't mix this lotion with make-up, it certainly leaves my skin with a white hue, but I keep using this product, because it does protect my skin well. That being said, I am interested in trying one of the four products you recommend for oily skin and would like your suggestion on which one you feel has the least oily/tacky feel on the skin? Any information is most appreciated! Thanks Again!
@Magdalena Hey, thanks for keeping up with us! It's greatly appreciated. The Olay SPF 50 is indeed a great product, and I'm guessing that the tackiness comes from its water-resistant capacities. Furthermore such a high amount of organic UV filters can certainly make the formulation a bit greasy feeling. So of the four products I recommended, I'd definitely say that the EltaMD UV Clear SPF 46 would be right for you. It doesn't provide the most amount of protection, but it is the most pleasant in terms of texture and finish. It's not too water-proof so it won't feel sticky or tacky, and its watery silicone base applies like a dream, without leaving much of a white cast. It's also similarly priced as the Olay SPF 50, so it's not hurting your budget! I hope that helps. :)
Thank you for all of the great info!! It has really helped me in my search for the right sunscreen. You mentioned in your sunscreen recommendations section that it is important to put on antioxidants as well as the sunscreen. I was wondering which antioxidant products you like. Let me know if you have posted about this before and I'm just missing it! Thanks!
@Chloe I don't think I've actually done a full post on what antioxidants should be applied before sunscreens. I've brought up this topic multiple times in the past, and just let people choose their own antioxidant products because there are SO many out there. However, maybe I should do a post on this because (obviously) not all antioxidants have the same capacity to protection the skin from UV rays... Hm, what do you think? I'd of course include product recommendations! But something like the Skinceuticals CE Ferulic Serum (and the multiple dupes out there) will work fine. We are actually coming out with our own version of this serum very soon, so stay tuned! Also the Paula's Choice RESIST Super Antioxidant Concentrate Serum works well from personal experience. The Estee Lauder Nutritious Serum and Moisturizer, MAC Prep and Prime Brightening... yeah there are so many out there!
Wow, what a great post! I've spent a very, very long time researching what sunscreen will best prevent aging! My findings are that UVA causes the most aging. I also have found over and over again that Tinosorb S and M are the BEST blocks for the spectrum of UVA rays. I used to layer OS over iOS when I was in full sun all day, thinking this was the best of both worlds until I found that zinc will deactivate avobenzone. My understanding is that Bioderma Photoderm products are the best of the best for anti aging sun protection. I use Shiseido Ultimate Sun Protection 60 when I'm reapplying sunscreen during the day (on top of my makeup) since I'm assuming the iOS should be applied to clean skin only. I also use CE Ferulic in the morning to prevent all the free radicals caused by many of these sunscreens! What would be your response to this regimen and product comments? I appreciate all of your research and your generosity in sharing your hard work!
@Linda Thank you very much! And I'm happy to help everyone out! You're right that both Tinosorbs provide excellent UVA protection, so the Photoderm products should be fine. I can't seem to find complete ingredient lists in English, but oh well. The most important thing is to apply enough and make sure to not stay in the sun for TOO long. Also, note that zinc oxide doesn't actually degrade avobenzone all that much because that usually occurs only when zinc oxide comes into direct contact with avobenzone. These days, almost all sunscreen-grade zinc oxide (and titanium dioxide) are coated, which minimizes this interaction. However, most formulators don't include both because avobenzone is already so unstable. Why add to that? Not to mention that it would be a bit redundant. Also, sunscreen should be the last step in your skin care routine, especially if they're inorganic. So don't apply them to "clean" skin if you're going to apply additional things; makeup being the exception. I'm curious how you apply sunscreen on top of your makeup, though... Doesn't it smear everything and make your face look uneven, etc? I can't imagine doing that haha! Feel free to share. :) And I think your regimen is fine. CE Ferulic + Photoderm sunscreen make for a potent combination against UV rays. But note that nothing can COMPLETELY prevent free radicals from forming in the skin. But that combination should greatly inhibit the generation of ROS. I hope that makes sense!
You're the best, John! What a treasure to find all of my research (months) in one place and one person to tie all my loose ends and questions together! I actually just felt relief from the confusion!! I thought inorganic (chemical) sunscreens needed to bind with your skin cells so I've been very carfeful about only applying an antioxidant under bioderma photoderm max and even then I was worried the sunscreen wouldn't bind? I'm ultra diligent about sunscreen since sun it's close to the #1 cause of premature aging! Yes, a little obsessed! When I go to lunch or know that my 6 am, first application of sunscreen is probably wearing thin, I apply the Shiseido since I understood the organic sunscreen is physically deflecting rays as opposed to needing to bind. I do apply it over my makeup since I'm at work and it does kind of make my makeup disappear but it's usually time for a quick re-application, refresher anyway so I do a quick application of Mac studio fix and some minor touch ups to finish the day. I'd rather do this than expose my skin to the sun for 12 hours. Do you believe the tinosorbs are slightly superior to Zinc in catching the most aging UVA rays as I've seen on charts? Or should I stop buying this product via Europe and stick with a high % of zinc? The Shiseido does impress me because it's one of the few easy to find sunscreens with a high % of zinc, although I know they won't disclose if their particles are nano. Gosh, I'm so happy to find and meet you via this fabulous site!!!! Hope my comments and your replies can be a little help to someone else interested in saving their skin! :)
@Linda As always, you are too kind! Btw, just to make things clear: Inorganic = physical (TiO2, ZnO); organic = "chemical" (avobenzone, oxybenzone, etc...). Keep in mind that everything in this world including TiO2 and ZnO are chemicals though. It's just that people associate "chemical" sunscreens with avobenzone, etc... And no, sunscreens don't need to "bind" to any skin cells in order to function. If that were true, organic sunscreens would not be able to absorb any UV rays via in-vitro tests when they're applied to a glass plate. And we all know that's not true. The "binding" process is just describing that sunscreens need to set on the skin, meaning that they aren't easily removed by manual actions, such as when you brush your face with your fingers. But, it's great to hear that you're so diligent with reapplication. While I don't personally do it, it can't hurt. I covered the subject of reapplication a bit in the comments section of this post: http://www.futurederm.com/2012/09/06/are-inorganic-sunscreens-better-than-organic-ones-part-iv-level-of-protection-and-practicality/ But, I'm definitely going to do a post on this in the future either here or on my blog: www.thetriplehelixian.com, just so more people can see it. And to answer your question, at equal concentrations (for example 10% ZnO vs 10% Tinosorb M or S), both Tinosorbs crush ZnO in terms of both UVB and UVA protection, except ZnO is much better than Tinosorb S when considering UVA >380 nanometers. So in terms of just photoprotection (not considering aesthetics, irritation potential, toxicity, etc...) the Tinosorbs are fantastic! So I reiterate, your current product is just fine and dandy! You can try the Shiseido but it is quite white. Like I said in the post, I'm like an Asian Edward with it on. Lol!
Important and great clarificiation for me! It sure seems like the physical sunscreens would be called "organic" and it's interesting that all things are "chemicals"! I obviously have a social science degree :).. I learned something new again! I'll be excited to check out your site. I appreciate the references and your final paragraph is the answer, summed up beautifully that I have been searching for, for years! I understand the "white factor", I am able to cancel it out with some foundation and color but it is a challenge. Ha! Asian Edward! I will be cutting and pasting and laminating and framing your responses to my comments as all of my questions and concerns and research (step away from the internet!) just got answered in ONE PLACE!! ;) For great skincare I have been so impressed by not falling for all the luxury brand items in department stores (they are so tempting and alluring) and spending my money and time finding 1) the most effective and practical sunscreens 2) the most effective and practical retinols 3) the most effective and practical alpha hydroxy acids 4) same for antioxidants. Best of luck in your skincare pursuits!!!! :)
@Linda I'm glad that you learned something useful! But yeah, to help you (even) better understand inorganic vs organic, organic UV filters include the element carbon. Inorganic ones do not. Clearly, TiO2 and ZnO only include the elements: titanium, zinc, and oxygen. :) Again you're super welcome; I'm happy to help. And finally, nice job for not falling prey to those luxury brands amd those tempting claims. While there are expensive brands such as Skinceuticals, brands by Topix, and Estee Lauder that have some truly fantastic products, generally-speaking there are a lot more misses than hits at the department stores. Good luck to you too!
Hey John Just wanted to say that I really enjoyed reading this series (thanks for researching and writing it ^_^) and that I like your product recommendations. I can totally vouch for the efficacy of EltaMD UV Pure: I wore that while hiking last summer in mid-day Southern California sun (UV index was in the 'Extreme' range) and shared it with some of my friends. Without sunscreen, I will burn in literally just a couple of minutes in the sun, and the friends I was with tan extremely easily, but after our 3-hour hike, there were absolutely zero burns or tans on any of us, and my friends didn't develop any color the following day -- I was completely amazed at how well that sunscreen performed. I've also tried samples I've received of UV Clear, and it's a very elegant and lightweight screen, well-suited for activities like running errands, as you suggested, and I could see how it'd be a good choice for oily skin. My favorite sunscreen from EltaMD still seems to be UV Daily SPF 40, as I *really* like the texture of it -- it's hard to describe, but it's kind of like a 'whipped' or 'airy' cream that applies very nicely on my skin. When I think I'll be getting more exposure from daily activities or the UV index is going to be high, though, I still have a tendency to use UV Physical SPF 41, even though it doesn't feel as nice ._. LOL I've tried the Obagi SunShield one that Fernando mentioned, and it also wears nicely, though I agree with him that it does dry very matte, same with DCL Super Sheer SPF 50. The latter apparently PPD tested at 16, which is impressive, though I don't know if that's per their internal testing or an additional result they received when it was sent for official SPF testing, but still a reassuring piece of info, nonetheless. Admittedly I've been wanting to try some of the Shiseido sunscreens for quite a while now 'cause I've heard that they have some amazing product textures and tend to contain high concentrations of ZnO, but I've also read that they're best-suited for normal-to-oily skintypes, and mine is pretty much the complete opposite, so I'm not sure how well they'd do for me...still, I may give one of them a shot in the near future just to assuage my curiosity about their sunscreens, if nothing else LOL -_^ Thanks again for the great series !
Hi John, I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE your blog posts, especially this one as top dermatologists say that sunblock is most important in skin care regime. I was wondering about water-resistant sunscreens. If you are using it only in the city, do you still need your sunscreen water-resistant? Could you please recommend for daily sunblock product regardless budget? My quick skin profile - I am asian with dry skin and I apply tretinoin (airol 0.05 cream) twice a week. The main goal is to reduce wrinkles under my eyes and sun spots. (My volunteer work in college in Ethiopia was lovely but gave me sun spots.) Also, I have 7 month old baby girl. I am assuming I should apply sunscreen on her too. Would Blue Lizard Baby Suncream SPF 30 too heavy for her for day to day? she will THANK YOU when she has a lovely skin when she is older, hehe. Many thanks! Chloe
@Trae Thanks for reading the series. I wouldn't be here without all of you dedicated readers. And great stories! Yay for good sunscreens! I personally don't love the Daily SPF 40 because of the "whipped" texure you describe. The petrolatum and palmitic acid contents just don't sit very well with me, pun intended. Lol! But as long as it works for you. If you like the texture, that means you'll be more likely to apply more. And you can never have too much sunscreen! Thanks for commenting!
@Chloe I LOVE LOVE your enthusiasm!! As for water-resistant sunscreens, it is just my personal opinion that you might as well use them all the time since this characteristic will reduce the chances of accidentally wiping or sweating off your sunscreen. I mean, who wants to bother with that and having to reapply on a regular basis? But yeah, I stand by the recommendations listed in the post! Though I forgot to include one product in the dry skin category: the Josie Maran SPF 40 sunscreen. It's quite excellent. Finally, congrats on your baby girl! I hope she's healthy now and forever. :) But yes, the Blue Lizard SPF 30 sunscreen is perfectly fine for her. However, it's my recommendation to just avoid UV exposure to the best of your ability. Use protective clothing; give her a big hat! But yeah, if you must use sunscreen for her, this formulation is probably the most appropriate. And it shouldn't be too heavy. Baby skin has significantly less sebaceous or oil glands. I hope that helps and the best of luck!
Hey! I know specific sunscreen filters aren't the topic in this series, but here I am asking about a particular one again. I wanted to know what you think about ensulizole (phenylbenzimidazole sulfonic acid), since it seems like a great UVB filter and its salt, which is water soluble, seems to give a very light feeling/non-oily finish. I wanted to know if there are any concerns with this substance, like how well does it penetrate the skin, does it present strogenic properties, etc, basically if there are any drawbacks, because I couldn't find any thing problematic with it. Thanks!
@Lucas It's fine. I'll give you a brief summary. Ensulizole is a good UVB-absorbing compound. However, like most organic UV filters, it has issues with stability, free radical generation, and photosensitivity. Studies have been shown that while Ensulizole provides efficient protection against UVB-induced damage, it can act as a photosensitizer and encourage the formation of oxidized guanines; guanine is a specific base type in DNA. This is a form of DNA damage, similar to CPD formation. And while the addition of cyclodextrins inhibits the rate of photosensitization, why take that risk? Ultimately, ensulizole is somewhat of a double-edged sword when it comes to photoprotection. Therefore, like I've demonstrated in this five-part series, with the sometimes exception of the Tinosorbs, inorganic UV filters are almost always "better" and preferred over organic ones. Does that make sense?
Yes, it does. The sunscreen I was looking into is pretty great, but has a lot of Ensulizole, and this UV filter has too many problems. I read it's also quite small, increasing skin penetration. It's jut not worth it. Thanks again!
@Lucas Oops, I didn't mean to make it sound awful. I mean, every organic filter has "problems" as do inorganic ones. The latter group just has less. But ensulizole is great in the sense that because it's water-soluble, it can be incorporated into a product to make it less greasy, and that's something we all want in our sunscreens. :) Also, most organic filters are quite small, so that feature isn't exclusive to Ensulizole. Thanks for commenting!
Hi John!! Any opinion on the new Skinceuticals Delicate Care UV Defense? http://www.skinceuticals.com/_us/_en/category/physical-uv-defense-spf-30.htm?cm_mmc=Email-_-Nov-_-PhysicalUV30B2C-_-PhysUV30EmailBody
@Angela I don't think that's a new product, but even if it is, I can't see the full ingredients list nor can I find any product with that name. However, it most likely is adequate at the very least. The only reason I don't recommend Skinceutical sunscreens is because the percents of inorganic UV filters used tend to be a little low. Also, they tend to be more pricey than the options mentioned above. But they are in general, good sunscreens. :)
I just got an email about it from Skinceuticals...a new product. Maybe it's not on the site yet. Weird!
@Angela Very cool! If you can get me a full ingredients list, I'd be happy to give you my opinion on it.
Maybe it was an email glitch or a just new 50ml sized bottle or something. Hmm..not sure. I've used their Physical Fusion UV Defense 50 and their Sheer Physical UV Defense 50 but hadn't tried the plain Physical UV Defense 30, recommended for post-procedure use. I'll check it out.
Have you tried Neocutis Journee Bio-Restorative Day Cream with PSP w/SPF 30+ or Revaleskin Day Cream with Coffeeberry SPF 15, or any of the Jan Marini sunscreens? I'm looking for a new multi-tasker (anti-aging, antioxidants, moisture and sunscreen) since the Nia24, Olay, and EltaMD can't be mixed with CE Ferulic.
@Tres I have not tried any of the sunscreens mentioned. However, just a look at the ingredients tells me that I wouldn't recommend any of them. :( Jan Marini sunscreens--- All of them do not provide adequate UVA protection with only 1% avobenzone. RevaleSkin--- It is far too expensive. I never recommend sunscreens that are expensive because you have to apply so much to achieve the labeled SPF rating. Also this product provides barely any UVA protection. So naturally, I wouldn't recommend it. Neocutis--- While this provides decent UVA protection with about 7% ZnO, the price is astronomically high. Many of the sunscreens on this list are very similar or even better to that product... so yeah. As with mixing sunscreens, yes the selections from Olay and Nia24 may not be the best to use with the CE Ferulic, as indicated in this post: http://www.futurederm.com/2012/10/25/should-niacinamide-and-l-ascorbic-acid-be-used-together/ But in terms of EltaMD, there are several options that don't contain niacinamide, such as the SPF 47 sunscreen mentioned on this list. Also, in this post http://www.futurederm.com/2012/10/27/this-or-that-a-brief-look-at-lightweight-sunscreens/ I found an almost exact dupe for the EltaMD SPF 46, which many readers have come to love, but the dupe doesn't contain niacinamide. Check out those posts if you'd like! Does that all make sense?
Thanks John! My baby is super protected by the sun. ; ) I will buy and try Josie Maran SPF 40 sunscreen next time. Meanwhile, can I get your opinion on following three sunscreens? I bought this product on my way back from Asia. It contains both iOS & OSs. Maybe good for the beach but too heavy to use it daily? Shiseido Anessa Perfect UV sunscreen - SPF 50 PA+++ Active ingredients: Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate 7.494% Zinc Oxide 8.360% Octocrylene 3.000% Polysilicone-15 3.000% Diethylamino Hydroxybenzoyl hexyl benzoate 1.000% Bis-ethylhexyloxyphenol methoxyphenyl triazine 0.500% Ingredients: Cyclomethicone, water, ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate, zinc oxide, alcohol, dimethicone, ethylhexylpalmitate, talc, isododecane, polymethylsilsesquioxane, octocrylene, polysilicone-15, titanium dioxide, polybutylene glycol/PPG-9/1 copolymer, trimethylsiloxysilicate, methyl gluceth-10, diethylamino Hydroxybenzoyl hexyl benzoate, nis-ethylhexyloxyphenol methoxyphenyl triazine, C9-15 flouroalcohol phosphate, dipotassium glycyrrhizate, gentiana urnula flower extract, sodium hyaluronate, thymus serpillum extract, potentilla erecta root extract, PEG-9 polydimethylsiloxyethyl dimethicone, cyclopentasiloxane, acrylates/ dimethicone copolymer, isostearic acid, sodium acryloyldimethyltaurate/ methyacrylamindolauric acid copolymer, disteardimonium hectorite, alumina, butylene glycol, triethoxycaprylylsilane, trisodium EDTA, BHT, phenoxyethanol, fragrance My sister wants to use this as a daily sunscreen. What do you think?: Shiseido Anessa Babycare Sunscreen SPF 34 PA+++ CYCLOMETHICONE, WATER, BUTYLENE GLYCOL, GLYCERIN, SILICA DIMETHICONE,PENTAERYTHRITYL TETRAETHYLHEXANOATE, PEG-9 POLYDIMETHYLSILOXYETHYL DIMETHICONE, ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE, ISOSTEARYL ALCOHOL, SQUALANE, TRIMETHYLSILOXYSILICATE METHYL GLUCETH-10, DIPOTASSIUM GLYCYRRHIZATE, SCUTELLARIA BAICALENSIS ROOT EXTRACT, SODIUM HYALURONATE, THYMUS SERPILLUM EXTRACT, ARTEMISIA PRINCEPS LEAF EXTRACT, POTENTILLA ERECTA ROOT EXTRACT, TRIETHOXYCAPRYLYLSILANE, STEARIC ACID, ISOSTEARIC ACID, DISTEARYLDIMONIUM CHLORIDE, DISTEARDIMONIUM HECTORITE, TRISODIUM EDTA, PHENOXYETHANOL, ZINC OXIDE, TITANIUM DIOXIDE My current sunscreen.. Any good?: Sheer Physical UV Defense SPF 50 5% Zinc Oxide And 6% Titanium Dioxide. Water, Dimethicone, Isododecane, C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, Undecane, Triethylhexanoin, Isohexadecane, Nylon-12, Caprylyl Methicone, Butyloctyl Salicylate, PhenetIyl Benzoate, Styrene/Acrylates Copolymer, Silica, Tridecane, Dicaprylyl Carbonate, Dicaprylyl Ether, Talc, Dimethicone/peg-10/15 Crosspolymer, Aluminum Stearate, Pentylene Glycol, PEG-9 Polydimethylsiloxyethyl Dimethicone, Alumina, Polyhydroxystearic Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Magnesium Sulfate, Caprylyl Glycol, PEG-8 Laurate, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Tocopherol, Propylene Carbonate, Artemia Extract, Benzoic Acid, PEG-9, D41547/1.
@Chloe That's great to hear about the baby! Now, the base ingredients of the first sunscreen suggest that it's not very emollient. In addition, the inclusion of alcohol will allow the texture to be more fluid and less greasy. However, the high amount of many types of oil-soluble organic UV filters (especially octocrylene) may make the texture quite greasy in texture. So it really depends on whether or not you think it's acceptable for daily wear. I mean I can't really tell you if it's too heavy for daily use, since you're the one using it! :) I can tell you that the level of protection is quite good though. Unfortunately, I can't evaluate the second sunscreen since the concentrations of the UV filters are not listed. The third sunscreen is fine too. It's doesn't provide as much protection as the first one, but is acceptable for everyday use. The most important thing is that you apply enough!
Thanks, John!!
DDF Weightless Defense Oil-Free Hydrator UV Moisturizer SPF 45 ? http://www.ddfskincare.com/anti-aging-preventative/protect/ddf-weightless-defense-oil-free-hydrator-uv-moisturizer-spf-45/PG_00060748004944,default,pd.html
@Josephine It's a very good organic-based sunscreen, though I wish it had more octocrylene. The only other thing that makes me hesitate (besides the fact that I prefer inorganic sunscreens), is the price. If you're applying the adequate 2.0 mg/cm^2, you'll be going through bottles very quickly. But other than those aspects, this sunscreen is fine!
Just received this email response. I guess it's a new formulation but I can't see ingredients, etc. Thank you for contacting Skinceuticals. The Physical UV Defense SPF 30 has a new formulation. Please follow the link below for more information on the new Physical UV Defense SPF 30! If there is anything else we may assist you with please email or call 1-800-771-9489. http://www.skinceuticals.com/_us/_en/category/physical-uv-defense-spf-30.htm Customer Service
@Angela Yep I saw your email. Too bad the email from Skinceuticals still doesn't reveal any new information. Haha! Oh well.
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Hey John, love this article (I finally got to it, it's a lot to absorb). Your comments about the product not having to have contact with the skin blew me away. I had also heard that sunscreen was supposed to be the first thing you apply on your skin >_> so I'm glad that's not true as I'd rather prioritize retinols and vit c serums. I wanted to ask you what hardcore sunscreen you'd recommend to someone athletic and ginger-toned (ie burns easily). It'd have to provide excellent protection, stick to skin that's very sweaty, and be cheap enough to reapply constantly. I'm trying to help a friend who burns too much while playing outdoor sports and with only my novice understanding of beauty chemistry (even with the fantastic help of your comprehensive dissertation ^_^) sunscreen formulations are too advanced for me to correctly analyze. Thanks!
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@Tiffany Martin Hm, well if your friend is quite fair (which I believe is likely due to her hair color) and doesn't mind the whiteness of inorganic-based sunscreens, the EltaMD SPF 47 is probably her best bet. It provides the best overall protection of all the sunscreens listed here. It is quite white, but also very matte and transfer- and water-resistant. It really does stay put well!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I've been obsessed with sunscreen the past 3 years or so ever since I've learned exactly how damaging UV rays can be. Which sunscreen would you recommend me? I am extremely fair even though I am Chinese and recently quite oily (though not extremely so). Think...no consumer brand foundation has ever matched my skin. I use either Graftobian HD Crème in Porcelain or MAC Face and Body in White (it doesn't make me any paler. It's a sheer foundation, but I've built it up to 3 layers without looking any paler haha). I also live in Hawai'i. I'm currently using Shiseido's Ultimate Sun Protection Lotion+ Broad Sprectrum SPF 50+ for my face and am quite happy with it (I didn't encounter issues with white cast because a well...I have a ghastly complexion haha). Do you recommend the cream version more? Can you also recommend a good sunscreen for my body that sits well under makeup (yes, sometimes I do extreme looks that require body painting)? Also, do you think I should incorporate FutureDerm's Vitamin C&E Serum into my regime? I am 17 and do have some hyper pigmentation from either the sun or the mild hormonal acne that decided to finally pay me a visit during the past 8 months or so. Thank you so much! Hope I haven't rambled on too much!
@Amy Hm, being so pale, you're lucky because you can use just about any inorganic-based sunscreen that contains high %s of zinc oxide and a good amount of some other stable UVA/UVB booster such as titanium dioxide, octinoxate, and/or octocrylene. You don't have to worry about a white cast. Therefore, the Shiseido Lotion is fine! The Cream version is just more white than the Lotion version, at least since the two were reformulated. The Cream version is also less oily, but more sticky as well in the sense that it doesn't become as transfer-resistant. So keep up the good work with the diligent sunscreen use! As for the FutureDerm Vitamin C product... well, I have my reservations about it. I'll be writing a detailed review on my own skin care blog after I've tried the product itself. Maybe hold off purchasing until then? And don't worry about rambling, because you didn't! :)
Hi Thanks for the info, I had heard about the toxic effects of some of the non-organic sunscreens and that had me alarmed, particularly for use on our 12 month old. Could you tell me what you would recommend for infants face/body? (I saw the blue lizard one but haven't seen it locally) Thanks
@Caz Well, just look for sunscreens that contain high amounts of ZnO and/or TiO2. But that's a very general rule. It would help if you told me your general area, since it doesn't appear that you live in the US.
Because of the concern for the "whiteness" of the sunscreens, I really like the EltaMD UV Physical Broad Spectrum SPF 41 Sunscreen - it's TINTED, so it never looks too white! Zinc Oxide 9.0%, Titanium Dioxide 7.0% http://www.dermstore.com/product_UV+Physical+Broad+Spectrum+SPF+41+Sunscreen_11541.htm what do you think John?
@Bri This product is one of the strongest ones in terms of overall sun protection from the EltaMD line. In terms of whiteness however, I actually haven't seen any good swatches or reviews of this product. And I haven't tried it myself, so I don't really know HOW much it's tinted and how it looks in direct sunlight. I've read many reviews on Dermstore and MakeUpAlley that are on both sides of this issue. But yeah, I've recommended this multiple times in the past based on its theoretically evaluated level of protection, and the fact that it's tinted. What are your thoughts on in it terms of whiteness? How does it look in direct sunlight? Level of coverage? What's your natural skin tone (i.e. NC/NW 25)? Texture? Does it tend to ball up? Longevity? Appropriateness for oily skin types? But yes, keep using this if you like it!
Hi John, Really interesting post, thanks. I am obsessed with sunscreens, having both fair and oily skin. I have always hated the feel of sunscreen on my skin, and found it led to increased breakouts. UNTIL! About a year and a half ago I found Kimberly Sayer's Ultra Light moisturizer, SPF 30. This stuff feels amazing on my skin -- so light and doesn't increase oiliness at all. My only question, is it really effective sun protection? It has zinc oxide and titanium dioxide in it, but it also specifies that you are supposed to apply it sparingly. http://www.kimberlysayer.com/moisturizers.html If you could give me your opinion, I would really appreciate it!
@Rebecca Well, you should never apply sunscreen sparingly... Lol! And I would love to give you my thoughts on this product! Unfortunately, because the %s of ZnO and TiO2 are not listed (since it appears that this product is based in Europe), I can't really tell you if you're getting a lot of protection, though I'm sure you're getting "enough." :( Regardless, just be sure to apply 2.0 mg/cm^2: http://www.futurederm.com/2013/04/26/how-much-exactly-is-2-0-mgcm2-the-amount-of-sunscreen-necessary-to-achieve-the-labeled-spf-rating/
This has been the BEST sunblock blog post I have ever read. Thank you so much. You should get your hands on Canadian sunblocks they have Mexoryl and Tinsorob. Great UVA filters. But really thank you so much for this comprehensive review.
@phatnancy I really appreciate your compliment! And I too wish that I could get my hands on sunscreens that include the Tinosorbs! Dear FDA, PLEASE approve those UV filters NOW!
Hi, I have combination to acne prone skin which seem to breakout with Almost any sunscreen. I wanted to know what do you think about Urban Environment Oil-Free UV Protector Broad Spectrum SPF 42 For Face , Active ingredients - octinoxate 7.4%, octocrylene 3.0%, zinc oxide 8.6%. in terms of protection for everyday use, when u r not in the sun much. Thank u
@Rabia Well, I don't mean to be super picky, but I've got to draw the line somewhere... But anyways, I digress. For sunscreens that only contain zinc oxide (ZnO) as the sole provider of protection against UVA-I rays, I draw the line at 9% ZnO, meaning that I won't recommend products that contain less than 9% ZnO. That being said however, 8.6% is pretty much the same thing, so you can go ahead and try that if you'd like. However, the Shiseido product can get a bit greasy-feeling, while being quite thin with the presence of alcohol and some heavier emollients. I'd personally recommend the EltaMD SPF 46 sunscreen, which provides pretty much the same amount of protection. But it's a lighter, dries completely clear, and is less expensive. It's completely up to you, though. Keep in mind that like I said, these two sunscreens represent the very bottom threshold of sunscreens that I'd recommend in terms of protection against UVA rays, because it's way easier to achieve excellent protection from UVB rays than UVA ones. Does that make sense?
Dear John, Awesome post on sunscreens!I am an indian girl with medium skin tone. I am 21 years old,have combination skin and am very prone to sun induced pigmentation. Right now I am using elta md uv clear spf 46. I like it because it works for my acneprone skin, and doesnt have any fragrance*alcohol which make my pigmentation worse. However because I am using a retinoid at night I really am on the lookout for a better protection sunscreen such as shiseido (high % zno , chemical uv filters etc.),or bioderma max fluid (contains tinosorb s and tinosorb m).Unfortunately the reason I dont like to put these on my skin is because of the high alcohol content and fragrance(like in shiseido). I feel alcohol or any fragrance makes myskin even more sunsensitive making it pigment more instead,also it dries out my skin. So would be great if you could suggest me a sunscreen with as good protection as bioderma, shiseido but minus the alcohol and fragrance. Lastly what is your view on alcohols in sunscreen? Also I have heard that botanical skin lightening ingredients such as mulberry, licorice , kojic acid e.t.c. +vitamin c serum make skin even more sensitive when exposed to sunlight. So what do you think about sunscreens including these in their ingredients?
@Charu Alwani It appears that you double posted, so I'll answer your questions on my blog: http://thetriplehelixian.com/2012/03/03/why-and-how-to-mix-sunscreens/
This is awesome!! I have been searching for hours for a sunscreen that has Broad-Spectrum SPF with UVA and UVB protection. AND that has Zinc Oxide and Titanium Dioxide without alcohol in the product. Didn't realize how few of these products with all the needed stuff actually exist. I am ordering now for Amazon Elta MD UV Pure Broad-Spectrum SPF 47. Thank so much for your info, you just saved me hours of searching! Dayana
@Dayana Hey, looking at your complexion, I'm guessing you won't like a white cast. I can't believe I didn't mention it in this article, which I wrote a while ago, but if you can, see if you can order the EltaMD SPF 41 instead of the 47. It provides slightly less UVB protection, but slightly more UVA protection. Plus it's tinted so there isn't an obvious white cast. Good luck!


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Zheng Ouyang, R. Graham Cooks, and colleagues developed a new steroid-testing method that combines two state-of-the-art testing techniques called desorption electrospray ionization (DESI) and tandem mass spectrometry. In laboratory studies, the researchers used it to analyze fresh urine samples for the presence of tiny amounts of seven different anabolic steroids. The new method accurately identified the steroids in only a few seconds using only a single drop of urine, they say.
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The "100 Days of Winter"
We are pleased to introduce the "100 Days of Winter" assurance for all Mount Washington season passholders. For every day below 100 days that we are unable to open, Mount Washington Alpine Resort will provide you, our season passholder, with a credit worth 1% of the value of your pass, to be applied towards the purchase of an equivalent pass next season.
This season has been thin at times, but most seasons are usually pretty epic (up to 12 meters in a season!). So far, this winter may not have been ideal for all passholders but we were able to open for 15 days in January. For those that used their season pass in the 15 days, we are pleased that you had the opportunity to enjoy the warm temperatures and spring-like conditions. We are open again!For every day we are open, the 1% credit re-calculates. We know there will be some questions that arise – so here are a few more details that we trust will help;
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Criminal Records Unit
The Criminal Records Unit is under the Operations Division and supports the Enforcement (patrol) Division of the Sheriff's Office. The unit is responsible for the processing of all police reports generated by the Marion County Sheriff's Office. All reports are filed (scanned into an electronic imaging system) and entered into a police records management system. The data entered into the records management system is reported yearly to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Criminal Justice Information System, who is responsible for the yearly publication titled "Crime in the United States".
The criminal records unit is comprised of five full time technicians who process anywhere from thirty to almost forty thousand police incident reports a year. This section is literally the backbone of the sheriff's office operations and is crucial in order to prosecute crimes. All police reports are funneled through the criminal records unit who is responsible for making sure that proper government agencies receive the reports and the necessary documents associated with a case. Examples include the District Attorney's office that will prosecute the case, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission when an establishment or person is unlawfully serving alcohol to another person, the Oregon Department of Transportation when someone is involved in a motor vehicle accident and the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms administration when someone unlawfully possesses a firearm under Federal Law. Technicians also conduct local records checks and process requests for copies of reports that are releasable for public inspection. Technicians enter and maintain all persons and property into the Law Enforcement Data System – the State of Oregon's statewide database that is accessible to all law enforcement agencies for purposes of confirming the existence of stolen items, missing or wanted persons and the like.
The criminal records unit is open to the public Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. After hours, weekends and holidays, the sheriff's office jail (Institutions Division) takes over responsibility for answering inquiries and entering information into the statewide and national database for the Sheriff's Office.
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Do you need to request a copy of a report?Do you need information on alarm licensing?Where can I obtain a criminal history record check on someone?
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Dear Colleague:
It is with deep appreciation for a career that has energized Scarlet Raptors and Pioneers everywhere that we report that Chuck Mannella CCAS '70, director of alumni relations, has decided to retire from Rutgers.
Since November 2002, Chuck has been a driving force behind our continuing efforts to engage Rutgers–Camden's graduates in the life of our campus and the entire university. He has done so with unfailing enthusiasm, extraordinary good humor, and an innate ability to identify and nurture meaningful connections to Rutgers.
During his tenure at Rutgers–Camden, Chuck's leadership imbued new energy into both Homecoming and Reunion, transforming these annual activities into must-attend events for our alumni and the entire campus community. He worked collaboratively with academic and administrative units to develop opportunities to connect current students with alumni. Thanks to those efforts, alumni are part of the daily fabric of our campus life. Through Chuck's initiatives, Rutgers–Camden graduates are engaged in an alumni network that is stronger than ever before. Activities such as the annual River LINE Cultural Tour and the Night at the Opera are just two examples of how Chuck expanded our alumni outreach.
As a member of the Rutgers University Alumni Association team, Chuck has shared the Rutgers–Camden perspective in a university-wide context. His contributions have helped to shape the overall dialogue about alumni relations at Rutgers.
Chuck is known as an enthusiastic colleague willing to do what it takes to help advance our institution. His passion and drive have motivated legions of alumni, as well as current students, faculty, staff, and friends. Thanks to Chuck's focus, the Rutgers–Camden experience is strengthened for all who value our campus.
We will continue to build upon Chuck's work as we seek new opportunities to engage our graduates and to welcome them back to their campus.
Chuck has indicated that his last day in the office will be Jan. 7, 2013. Please join us in thanking Chuck for his lifelong commitment to Rutgers–Camden, and in expressing our deep appreciation for the legacy that he provides us. We know that you join us in wishing him well.
Wendell E. Pritchett, J.D., Ph.D.
Donna K. Thornton
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