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Mon May 22, 2006 6:21 am  |
Hi all,
was wondering, has anyone anything to share about the suncreen/lotion Jurlique makes? I've been thinking of getting it for about four years now  but never manage to make the decision to do so because I am afraid of breaking out.
Not that pimples are so terrible to me it's just that they leave scars (and I've learned not to pick)each and everytime that take ages to fade.
To be honest, this is the reason that I haven't gone completely Jurlique--more on that later ...
Thanks!!! |
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Mon May 22, 2006 9:30 am |
| I tried a sample of the Jurlique Sunscreen and did not like it. It irritated my sensitive skin and to me just felt greasy. I would definetly recommend a sample if you think you want to give it a try. |
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Mon May 22, 2006 9:35 am |
TheresaL,
I have been trying to get a sample of the sunscreen from my Jurlique store but they say that they haven't any. Where did you go to get it?
I am worried  about the greasiness as well so thanks for sharing this!
What do you use for sunscreen? |
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Mon May 22, 2006 9:48 am |
prs I got the sample from Beatyhabit www.beautyhabit.com. You can request samples from beautyhabit for a small fee. Everything is not always available for samples so you may not get what you request particularly with a product line like Jurlique.
Right now I use Olay Complete SPF 15 sensitive skin for my daily sunscreen and Shiseido Sun Protection Cream for Faces SPF 55 if I am going to actually be spending time in the sun. Right now I am considering whether to stay with the Olay or go with something else. Olay Complete also makes a SPF 30 that I use occasionally. |
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Sat Jan 12, 2008 7:16 pm |
| Bumping this because I just noticed that EDS is now carrying Jurlique SPF30 sunscreen. I was suprised by the price tag, so I'm wondering if this product is really "all that" and worth the money. |
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Sat Jan 12, 2008 8:21 pm |
| I had a considerable breakout with the jurlique sunscreen. Also it feels very thick and heavy. I am now using it on the family as a general sunscreen (I know expensive all purppose sunscreen) Also, check the expiry dates before you buy. The sunscreen doesn't have a good shelf life - in Australia the best expiry date is only 9 months later. I now use the dermalogica SPF 25 ultrasensitive faceblock that is slightly tinted and also moisturizing a couple of times a day - in the morning after my routine and then another application around 2pm if I am going out (eg. walking the dog). It is much more reasonably priced at about $35. Also the jurlique sunscreen comes in a glass bottle. I hate glass bottles and greasy liquids or any liquids for that matter..... |
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Sun Aug 08, 2010 12:28 am |
| Sunscreen lotion is good for face and the cream is for body. |
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