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Sun Jul 11, 2010 12:00 pm  |
| rileygirl wrote: |
| bethany wrote: |
I got my package on Saturday, and tried the Eco/Clean version today. I'll be trying each one for several days and then will report back in.  |
Bethany, how are you liking the Burnout sunscreens? |
I am really liking it! But I have to tell you that I don't see a huge difference between the 3 versions. If I had to pick one, it would be the Kids version for my face, and any of them for my body.
They go on smoothly, and I don't see any white mask. They are a tad tacky until they dry, but then they leave a matte finish. And once it dries, I really forget that I have it on.
But they are not heavy on the silicones like ZO Oclipse/Melashade, so they do not have that primer-like quality. But definitely a solid, quality, economical sunscreen for both every day AND a day at the beach. |
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Sun Jul 11, 2010 12:44 pm |
| bethany wrote: |
I am really liking it! But I have to tell you that I don't see a huge difference between the 3 versions. If I had to pick one, it would be the Kids version for my face, and any of them for my body.
They go on smoothly, and I don't see any white mask. They are a tad tacky until they dry, but then they leave a matte finish. And once it dries, I really forget that I have it on.
But they are not heavy on the silicones like ZO Oclipse/Melashade, so they do not have that primer-like quality. But definitely a solid, quality, economical sunscreen for both every day AND a day at the beach. |
Thanks for the update. They sound good! |
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Sun Jul 11, 2010 7:46 pm |
I just wanted to say that I purchased the Kid's version based on this thread and I am very happy that I did. I had bought two other mineral sunscreens previous to this one and wasn't happy with either. This is the perfect "weight" and soaks in fast with no white residue.
Thank you!! |
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Sun Jul 11, 2010 8:51 pm |
| bethany wrote: |
I am really liking it! But I have to tell you that I don't see a huge difference between the 3 versions. If I had to pick one, it would be the Kids version for my face, and any of them for my body.
They go on smoothly, and I don't see any white mask. They are a tad tacky until they dry, but then they leave a matte finish. And once it dries, I really forget that I have it on.
But they are not heavy on the silicones like ZO Oclipse/Melashade, so they do not have that primer-like quality. But definitely a solid, quality, economical sunscreen for both every day AND a day at the beach. |
It sounds like your experience is about the same as mine!
It's definitely true that they are very similar and the kid
version is the one to get if you're unsure but
recently I've seen the appeal of the ocean tested one too so I
think I'll be sticking to the kid and the ocean tested ones.
Melashade- I do still use melashade. This is my routine: first I
apply a lot of the burnout, then I mix just a tiny dab of
melashade with some burnout in the palm of my hand and I apply
it to the area around my eyes and whatever's left to my face. |
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Sun Jul 11, 2010 8:57 pm |
| gumdropday wrote: |
I just wanted to say that I purchased the Kid's version based on this thread and I am very happy that I did. I had bought two other mineral sunscreens previous to this one and wasn't happy with either. This is the perfect "weight" and soaks in fast with no white residue.
Thank you!! |
Awesome! The kid version is definitely the one to get if you just want to try one. I think that our knee jerk instinct is to get the lightest sounding version, which is the "clean and clear", but after a lot of use of all of the different versions the clean and clear is actually my least favorite.
(full disclosure: when I first ordered I ordered only the clean and clear and thought there was no point in trying the other ones) |
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Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:08 pm |
| Nimue wrote: |
| bethany wrote: |
I am really liking it! But I have to tell you that I don't see a huge difference between the 3 versions. If I had to pick one, it would be the Kids version for my face, and any of them for my body.
They go on smoothly, and I don't see any white mask. They are a tad tacky until they dry, but then they leave a matte finish. And once it dries, I really forget that I have it on.
But they are not heavy on the silicones like ZO Oclipse/Melashade, so they do not have that primer-like quality. But definitely a solid, quality, economical sunscreen for both every day AND a day at the beach. |
It sounds like your experience is about the same as mine!
It's definitely true that they are very similar and the kid version is the one to get if you're unsure butrecently I've seen the appeal of the ocean tested one too so I think I'll be sticking to the kid and the ocean tested ones.
Melashade- I do still use melashade. This is my routine: first I apply a lot of the burnout, then I mix just a tiny dab of melashade with some burnout in the palm of my hand and I apply
it to the area around my eyes and whatever's left to my face. |
I will try mixing a little Melashade in...I am sure that will make it pretty close to perfect! |
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Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:10 pm |
| gumdropday wrote: |
I just wanted to say that I purchased the Kid's version based on this thread and I am very happy that I did. I had bought two other mineral sunscreens previous to this one and wasn't happy with either. This is the perfect "weight" and soaks in fast with no white residue.
Thank you!! |
I have to agree with you...this product makes it FAR more likely that I will actually wear sunscreen every day. |
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Wed Jul 14, 2010 5:12 am |
| Do any of you that uses this sunscreen have dry skin? From what I've gathered the Ocean Tested is the most moisturizing, but a lot of you are saying the Kid's version is the best. |
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Wed Jul 14, 2010 7:27 am |
| The Ocean Tested is the most moisturizing and I think that would be the most suitable one for dry skin. However, the Kid's version is also moisturizing. It depends on how dry your skin is. I think the Ocean Tested might get a tad oily in the current hot summer weather. So it would be sensible to have a back up in case of changing weather or skin condition. My skin can vary from day to day. |
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Wed Jul 14, 2010 8:03 pm |
| m1rox wrote: |
| The Ocean Tested is the most moisturizing and I think that would be the most suitable one for dry skin. However, the Kid's version is also moisturizing. It depends on how dry your skin is. I think the Ocean Tested might get a tad oily in the current hot summer weather. So it would be sensible to have a back up in case of changing weather or skin condition. My skin can vary from day to day. |
Thanks for your reply M1rox. Maybe I should just order both sunscreens.I'm also thinking about trying the Nia24 sunscreen. I can't make up my mind.  |
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Thu Jul 15, 2010 10:55 am |
| SkinCareJunkie wrote: |
Thanks for your reply M1rox. Maybe I should just order both sunscreens.I'm also thinking about trying the Nia24 sunscreen. I can't make up my mind. |
I haven't tried Nia24 sunscreen but I don't even consider it an option. It has only 3.6% zinc oxide compared to Burnout's 18.6%. No contest! In addition to that, it's more three times expensive (per ounce) than burnout. |
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Sat Jul 17, 2010 3:51 am |
| Nimue wrote: |
| SkinCareJunkie wrote: |
Thanks for your reply M1rox. Maybe I should just order both sunscreens.I'm also thinking about trying the Nia24 sunscreen. I can't make up my mind. |
I haven't tried Nia24 sunscreen but I don't even consider it an option. It has only 3.6% zinc oxide compared to Burnout's 18.6%. No contest! In addition to that, it's more three times expensive (per ounce) than burnout. |
You bring up a good point Nimue. I totally forgot about the percentages. I haven't even been able to wear sunscreen because my face is so dry. So I was thinking that the Nia24 may be somewhat moisturizing. But now that you bring that factor up I better stick to trying the Burnout and maybe something else with more Zinc. Thanks! |
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Sun Jul 18, 2010 1:50 am |
| I have tried NIA24 sunscreen as part of their trial pack. I don't find it to be moisturising. And for a sunscreen, it's rather expensive. |
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Sun Jul 18, 2010 9:34 am |
| m1rox wrote: |
| I have tried NIA24 sunscreen as part of their trial pack. I don't find it to be moisturising. And for a sunscreen, it's rather expensive. |
I agree - I find the NIA24 sunscreen to be rather drying on my skin. I won't repurchase it.
The trial pack is a good way to sample 4 of their products for ~$35 (cleanser, scrub, sunscreen, and skin strengthening complex). They sell it at drugstore.com
http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=203872&catid=22381 |
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Sun Jul 18, 2010 11:21 pm |
| Nimue wrote: |
| SkinCareJunkie wrote: |
Thanks for your reply M1rox. Maybe I should just order both sunscreens.I'm also thinking about trying the Nia24 sunscreen. I can't make up my mind. |
I haven't tried Nia24 sunscreen but I don't even consider it an option. It has only 3.6% zinc oxide compared to Burnout's 18.6%. No contest! In addition to that, it's more three times expensive (per ounce) than burnout. |
Plus it leaves a ghosty look on my skin (even though I'm fair!) and it feels VERY slimy on my tzone. I'll be using mine up on my arms and chest. |
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Sun Jul 18, 2010 11:23 pm |
| SkinCareJunkie wrote: |
| Do any of you that uses this sunscreen have dry skin? From what I've gathered the Ocean Tested is the most moisturizing, but a lot of you are saying the Kid's version is the best. |
I have dry skin, except for my tzone...the Kids version is really the best of both worlds, and worked for both the dry and oily parts of my face. I am really liking it! |
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Mon Jul 19, 2010 5:45 am |
| Well it looks like the jury has ruled! In with the Burnout and out with the NIA24 sunscreen! Thanks so much! Now I don't have to waste my money. |
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Thu Jul 22, 2010 9:04 pm |
They also have lip balms with zinc oxide. I've been using them too. I would prefer them to be less thick, but I guess this is how all lip balms are.
Actually, what I would *really* love is to have a tinted lip product with zinc oxide. That would be awesome. Like one of the 100% pure lip glosses, just with zinc oxide added to it. |
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Fri Jul 23, 2010 12:54 pm |
Hi Nimue,
I remember u tried Keys Solar sunscreen before and just want to compare the two. Keys Solar kinda leaves a slight white cast on but what about the Burnout then? And is it thick and sticky at all?
You mentioned that it's slightly water resistant, what do you use at night to remove it? Would a cleansing cream/milk be sufficent? I hate using cleansing oil!
And how does it work under MMU?
Do u know if they sell it anywhere in stores in Vancouver BC?
Sry for all the questions! hehe Thanks! |
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Fri Jul 23, 2010 2:57 pm |
| Nimue wrote: |
They also have lip balms with zinc oxide. I've been using them too. I would prefer them to be less thick, but I guess this is how all lip balms are.
Actually, what I would *really* love is to have a tinted lip product with zinc oxide. That would be awesome. Like one of the 100% pure lip glosses, just with zinc oxide added to it. |
I have the Badger SPF 15 lip balm. It leaves my lips pure white! I only use it when I'm going to be outside or in the car for along time. |
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Fri Jul 23, 2010 5:12 pm |
To the Canadian gals
I ordered it from their site last week, probably Friday and I got the Ocean SS today by Priority Mail. I paid 9.99 shipping, I think US. I will have to confirm that when my credit card bill arrives. It was shipped from Santa Cruz, California and I am in the Nicola Region in BC... not bad.
I have dry skin and I do like it. Thank you to the OP for introducing it to the forum. |
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Fri Jul 23, 2010 5:33 pm |
| margarett wrote: |
To the Canadian gals
I ordered it from their site last week, probably Friday and I got the Ocean SS today by Priority Mail. I paid 9.99 shipping, I think US. I will have to confirm that when my credit card bill arrives. It was shipped from Santa Cruz, California and I am in the Nicola Region in BC... not bad.
I have dry skin and I do like it. Thank you to the OP for introducing it to the forum. |
Margarett, is it leaving any white cast on your skin and it is very moisturizing? |
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Fri Jul 23, 2010 6:35 pm |
| rileygirl wrote: |
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To the Canadian gals
I ordered it from their site last week, probably Friday and I got the Ocean SS today by Priority Mail. I paid 9.99 shipping, I think US. I will have to confirm that when my credit card bill arrives. It was shipped from Santa Cruz, California and I am in the Nicola Region in BC... not bad.
I have dry skin and I do like it. Thank you to the OP for introducing it to the forum. |
Margarett, is it leaving any white cast on your skin and it is very moisturizing? |
Rileygirl,
When I just first applied it, I said oh no, not again the white ghost! but after 10 minutes it absorbs into your skin and for my olive complexion is quite good, but not perfect. It does not look dry like the ZO Oclipse which accentuates my fine lines -I hate that!- and it is not oily AT ALL like a lot of other chemical SS I've tried (Clarins, Vichy and Biotherm). I do not know on the long run, but I am putting everything else away.
With the Oclipse after one hour I felt my face very dry, like thirsty, like I needed to run and wipe everything away and apply moisturizer. With this one, I feel it fresh and clean all the time I have had it on. I really, really recommend it for all skin types, not oily at all and not dry/white.
Now, I only hope it does protect me well. |
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Fri Jul 23, 2010 7:53 pm |
| Nimue wrote: |
They also have lip balms with zinc oxide. I've been using them too. I would prefer them to be less thick, but I guess this is how all lip balms are.
Actually, what I would *really* love is to have a tinted lip product with zinc oxide. That would be awesome. Like one of the 100% pure lip glosses, just with zinc oxide added to it. |
I'm going to have to try them! |
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Sun Jul 25, 2010 6:29 pm |
| Before I purchase this sunscreen I have one more question. Does it have a strong smell? |
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