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Sun Jun 07, 2009 11:28 pm  |
Had never heard of UV pearls until today.
Has anyone tried "Isomers Sunscreen SPF20 with UV Pearls?" It has two good ratings on MUA.
Some info:
Includes UV Pearls: tiny glass beads. The glass beads, one hundredth of the width of a human hair in diameter, are very stable and create a protective film on the skin. Offers maximum protection without penetrating the skin, allowing it to be used on sensitive or allergic skin.
UV Pearls are ultra violet ray absorbers that contain sunscreen chemicals that are entrapped in glass.
Sunglasses for the skin: protective UV filters sit on top of the skin giving protection against harmful radiation
For all skin types
Keeps UV filters on top of the skin
Excellent skin-feel
This new system of encapsulation that stays on top of the skin makes this sunscreen a desirable formulation.
Not wild about the Octyl Methoxycinnamate in it, though...
Would this product, with the Methoxycinnamate and the zinc oxide "pearls" be full-spectrum protection? |
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Mon Jun 08, 2009 2:33 pm |
Gosh...with so much research and discussion about suncreens here at the EDS boards, I'm amazed no one's responding to this post!  |
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Mon Jun 08, 2009 4:52 pm |
Hi caboodles!
thanks for the post...it sounds plausible, but SPF 20 isn't much to crow about is it?
Good question about the full spectrum issue. Hope someone responds. I have heard ppl say it's a nice SS and doesn't cause breakouts in oily and acne-prone types. |
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