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Wed May 24, 2006 12:53 pm  |
I read numerous threads for these 2 products and they seem both good. I found places that sells these but I can't decide which is better. I have combination skin, t-zone oily, have occassional breakouts. Which is better for daily wear and under makeup?
If someone can steer me in the right path, I'd appreciate it.  TIA! |
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Wed May 24, 2006 10:16 pm |
| LRP offers better uva protection. If you get the european LRP then is it even more superior than the US/Canadian version. |
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Thu May 25, 2006 3:49 am |
| qisme615 wrote: |
I read numerous threads for these 2 products and they seem both good. I found places that sells these but I can't decide which is better. I have combination skin, t-zone oily, have occassional breakouts. Which is better for daily wear and under makeup?
If someone can steer me in the right path, I'd appreciate it. TIA! |
I have combination skin as well and I use LRP Anthelios XL Fluid Extreme SPF 60. The texture is really very fluid, glides on well onto skin. It can leave a whitish cast on face immediately after application but it shouldn't matter if you are using makeup. HTH. |
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Thu May 25, 2006 8:50 am |
mtview & missykiehls - Thank you for your advice. I called one of the dermatologist office and the receptionist said they don't sell the LRP Anthelios XL SPF 60 because it's not allowed in the US. I guess they might have the SPF 50 which I read was relabeled to meet the regulations. Thank you again.  |
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