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Thu Jun 23, 2005 6:15 am      Reply with quote
I have used this all last year and plan to repurchase but I want to be sure of the ingredients and if it truely offers any real protection. It is 20 UVA/UVB and waterproof.
Here are the ingredients:

Aqua, octyl methoxycinnamate, dicaprylyl ether, 4-methylbenzylidene camphor, octyldodecanol, butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, pvp/hexadecene copolymer, titanium dioxide, polyglyceryl-3 diisostearate, phenoxyethanol, tetrahydroxyprpyl ethylenediamine, tocopheryl acetate, parfum, tocopherol, acrylates/c10-30 alkyl acrylate crosspolymer, methylparaben, ethylparaben, butylparaben, carbomer, hydrogenated tallow glycerides citrate, isobutylparaben, propylparaben.

Shock how did I copy all of that Laughing

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Thu Jun 23, 2005 8:23 am      Reply with quote
Rosebud,

I would pass on this one just for the fact that they have the lethal combination of OMC and Avobenzone. Shock
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Thu Jun 23, 2005 8:37 am      Reply with quote
Rosebud, is that the new 8hour one?

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Thu Jun 23, 2005 9:53 am      Reply with quote
I didnt want to start a whole new thread but this is a link about Boots Soltan. Does this mean its going to be any good.
www.isis-innovation.com/about/news/oxonica-apr05.html
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No it's not the new 8 hour one. Bad bird forgive my ignorance but why is the combination of OMC and Avobenzone lethal? Does this interfere with the sun protection or is it hazardous to our health?

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Thu Jun 23, 2005 10:12 am      Reply with quote
Sorry, Rosebud ... I shouldn't have put it in such a way. Laughing It interferes with the UVA protection because OMC degrades Avobenzone. Hazardous to health, no, but degraded actives could generate free radicals. Smile
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Bad Bird wrote:
Sorry, Rosebud ... I shouldn't have put it in such a way. Laughing It interferes with the UVA protection because OMC degrades Avobenzone. Hazardous to health, no, but degraded actives could generate free radicals. Smile


BadBird given the amount of crap that is out there I really think you should develop your own SPF cream and sell to the world.

You could call it "THE ONE" or something like that Laughing

Farouk

p.s. Theres no way im putting up the ingredient list of my La Prairie SPF fluid for fear that that might be rubbish too! Ignorance is most definetly bliss!! Very Happy

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Thu Jun 23, 2005 2:29 pm      Reply with quote
Farouk what a fabulous idea Idea Laughing
I'd buy it!!!! I bet it would be Spf200 Wink

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Hey Farouk,

You're not taking the piss with me, are you? You know very well I can't make my own sunscreen. Making it is one thing; testing it is another. I'll have to prove that my sunscreen is SPF200!

And Farouk, you constantly surprise me. As a doctor, you should know that ignorance is sometimes not bliss. People want to know so that they can deal with it and not wonder perpetually.

Also, I already know what's in your La Prairie. That's why I suggested that you downgrade to LRP sunscreens. Bad Grin
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Hey Farouk,

You're not taking the piss with me, are you? You know very well I can't make my own sunscreen. Making it is one thing; testing it is another. I'll have to prove that my sunscreen is SPF200!

And Farouk, you constantly surprise me. As a doctor, you should know that ignorance is sometimes not bliss. People want to know so that they can deal with it and not wonder perpetually.

Also, I already know what's in your La Prairie. That's why I suggested that you downgrade to LRP sunscreens. Bad Grin


Gosh. I was just having a laugh. Furthermore, I really wish youd stop putting me down by referring to my profession, because you use such useless examples. With regards to medicine, ignorance most certainly is not bliss - but where on a skincare forum where im referring to not wishing to know the contents of my SPF Rolling Eyes

And secondly - while I know chemicals in medicine are absolutely essential (with regards to your other suprise by my chemically contents of skincare products comment) - theyre not essential in skincare products - did you think I was talking about drugs or medications when you made this comment? Confused

While yes I am Dr, I have the ability to think outside of those teachings which have been firmly ingrained when the situation requires it.

I do apologise if you did not mean to put me down, but this is the second time your 'suprised' by me being a doctor and making various comments and I find it justifiably rude.

Farouk

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Thu Jun 23, 2005 8:43 pm      Reply with quote
Oh please! Spare me your theatrics. Rolling Eyes How can I possibly be putting you down referring to your profession??

Your profession is part of your identity, of who you are and how you are, and as deeply "ingrained" as your teachings are, how can you completely disassociate yourself from them?

If you don't want yourself thought of in the capacity of a doctor, why identify yourself as one in the first place? Smile
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[quote="Bad Bird"] Your profession is part of your identity, of who you are and how you are, and as deeply "ingrained" as your teachings are, how can you completely disassociate yourself from them? [quote]

BadBird - where on a skincare forum. What on earth (in relation to what we're discussing) does me being a Dr have anything to do with me not wanting to know the contents of my SPF and me not wishing to use products that contain chemicals which do nothing for my skin?

Please answer that question.

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Fri Jun 24, 2005 1:28 am      Reply with quote
I knew a doctor who boxed. The BMA here are always calling for it to be banned. Go figure.

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Think we'll have to get Mabsy in here to bang your heads together. Smile

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ummmm..... Smile

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Think we'll have to get Mabsy in here to bang your heads together. Smile


head banging, what's the Docs opinion, is it ok? Cool

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Fri Jun 24, 2005 4:07 am      Reply with quote
Well, isn't this a friendly and productive conversation! Rolling Eyes We're on an internet forum where it's really important that you do consider how what you write comes across. Please think about that when you post. I'm sure many of us have been guilty of unintentially offending someone but when we have done that we don't argue about it and take it further - we accept that it's happened, say we didn't mean it and try to be clearer in the future. This is particularly important in an Internet setting where the lack of face to face contact means that we cannot see gestures and express emotions as clearly as we would like to - which often leads to misunderstandings.

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Well said Mabsy. I just felt as this was the second dig I could take no more and had to respond.

I must learn from Molly and keep my cool, realising that the member in question really isnt worth it.

Farouk

Eve - Head banging - as I am a Doctor and this frame of my governs my entire existence would you like me to respond in medical terms? Laughing

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Fri Jun 24, 2005 9:50 am      Reply with quote
I for one have found Bad Bird's advice to be invaluable. I've double-checked her info by doing my own internet searches and that's why I trust what she has to say. For those of us who want optimal sun protection, she's done a great service.

Since the NYT and other major players in the media have recently (and finally) picked up on the inadequacy of sunscreens available in many countries outside of France, I think Bad Bird is vindicated.

I find it amazing that some people are on the eternal hunt for beauty and anti-aging products and yet resist using the best sunscreen they can. IMO, sunscreen is the most important beauty product and everything else is secondary!!!
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Fri Jun 24, 2005 12:27 pm      Reply with quote
Ooooo Confused Confused Confused I am so...confused about what hapenned here.
Hello, we are here to have fun and to share info and experiences, not to ...you know Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Learn from us:(older and more mature)just have fun, just be happy, smile Smile and applogize when you need(have)to.
Bad Birds, I did buy LRP60,Anthelios, bla, bla, is there a difference between this and LRP FE 60?
Farouk, my man, be calm and enjoy the ride Idea I heard that la Praire is a very good skin care line.Do they have a website?
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doinita wrote:
Ooooo Confused Confused Confused I am so...confused about what hapenned here.
Hello, we are here to have fun and to share info and experiences, not to ...you know Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes Learn from us:(older and more mature)just have fun, just be happy, smile Smile and applogize when you need(have)to.
Bad Birds, I did buy LRP60,Anthelios, bla, bla, is there a difference between this and LRP FE 60?
Farouk, my man, be calm and enjoy the ride Idea I heard that la Praire is a very good skin care line.Do they have a website?


cheers for the advice. Their website iswww.laprairie.com

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