Sunscreen Under Make-Up (Take Two)

[@brionybristow7660]

Love using a separate sunscreen on my neck, I can use a more budget friendly version and not feel like a need to use a smaller amount of my higher end fave sunscreen

[@vesnaz8284]

Briony Bristow cinesseum.com/en/movie/the-team

[@marriana74]

Thank you ! Would also love to see a video about how to reapply SPF over make up .

[@brittniep9219]

She said before: wear only a tinted sunscreen that day. I'd say: IF you don't want to do that then buy a good mineral powder sunscreen and reapply that throughout the day. Or as she said in the video, slather a bunch on in the AM if you are wearing full makeup. :)

[@brittniep9219]

OR a spray sunscreen. You lose up to 25% of the product BUT it is something!

[@933roastduck]

@@brittniep9219 you obviously don't watch the video enough. She don't recommend spray sunscreen as it is uneven. Also, most dermatologist doesn't recommend spray one. Stop giving wrong information to ppl.

[@vesnaz8284]

Mariana Ivanova cinesseum.com/en/movie/the-team

[@donna25871]

Put your sunscreen on, wait 10 minutes and then start your makeup routine. It’s really easy - here in Australia it’s an essential part of the morning.

[@lauraaa3400]

I live in france but i use an australian sunscreen that i buy on amazon; it's from blue lizard. It's so effective and i can wear it under make up, i love it!

[@natb9553]

I'm in Australia too. What sunscreen do you find the best? Have you managed to get Elta M.D from somewhere by any chance?

[@JoyfulFreckles]

Natalie Brenk the Cetaphil Skintivity is great, and affordable! Otherwise the Giorgio Armani primer with SPF is my absolute favourite under makeup, but a big price jump.

[@natb9553]

JoyfulFreckles thanks! Where do you buy it? I've never seen it, which is weird

[@donna25871]

Natalie Brenk the one I always come back to is the EGO Sunsense for the face.

[@carmenmfscmf]

Correctors’ video, please! I LOVE your approach to beauty: skincare, love for your skin, gentleness and make-up wise. I struggle with colour correction since my face is quite pink and reddish but my undereye is bluish. I’d seriously appreciate if someone with your vast knowledge and genious approach would make that video! Love from Spain! 😘😘😘

[@emmadepape5498]

Would love to see a video on colour correctors! Love your channel! Love you! Love love love!

[@vesnaz8284]

Emma De Pape cinesseum.com/en/movie/the-team

[@aimeet1984]

Great video Dr Sam, thank you! I recently sat behind you on a flight and would like to assure everyone you are neither orange nor pink/red... like many of us you simply have fair skin and the sensitivities it brings! 🙂

[@vesnaz8284]

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[@mgdk89]

My God I love you so much. I have discovered you through Liah Yoo (I think) 2 weeks ago and I'm obsessed. I'm not sure what it is exactly, just the way you speak, those deeper breaths you take, the fact that every word you say is valuable somehow. Not to mention the fact that you could be a movie star! LOVE YA DR SAM!

[@GracefulBeautyWithSheri]

So much great information! And your skin is beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@helenmini56]

Great video, really enjoyed it. Please do an updated morning and evening routine in this style.

[@vesnaz8284]

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[@atlguera564]

I saw your skincare in humid climates video....I hate to make a cringey comment but I've never clicked the sub button that quick. I'm a feed snob & I definitely want you in mine. Your skin says it all. 🤩

[@pencilfriendpaperscribbler6032]

Excellent as always!! I do the same, but can't possibly spend Obagi prices for an essential daily product, especially when using to spec. Ordering from Korea (or Japan for that matter) is more expensive than Boot's, but half the price of Obagi sold here and not slimy, not school paste, not in my eyes. It is also a lot cheaper than presciption sunglasses.

[@vesnaz8284]

Pencilfriend Paperscribbler cinesseum.com/en/movie/the-team

[@r.e.mercury7728]

Dr. Sam, this was a great video. Good to watch a dermatologist apply sunscreen & then apply makeup: the technique is the thing! For me, however, I use a light dusting of powder foundation and then bronzer followed by blush. Loose powder works well over my mineral foundation, which isn't tinted. Anyway, really liked this "demonstration video"!

[@artsyhyd]

Great idea

[@nmernst]

I am a bit obsessed with the EltaMD UV Clear :) I actually like using that on face and neck and following up with a tinted sunscreen or lotion. That way I get a good layer everywhere on first application and then focus a bit more on the face with some tint. Good idea about the beauty blender to make sure sunscreen stays on. Thanks so much for all your tips.

[@littlemiss131]

Nicole Ernst Boris it s my fav!

[@nmernst]

I know right? SO good lol

[@imelpomene]

Me too. I use eltamd uv clear, then put on some powder foundation. Voila

[@vesnaz8284]

Nicole Ernst Boris cinesseum.com/en/movie/the-team

[@SusanSlattery]

Thank you for this. I too apply small amounts of foundation on top of my Ultra Fluid SPF which is a chemical SPF, but I have always worried that I could be disrupting it. I use a makeup sponge too, very gently pouncing it over my red bits. I'm glad to hear a dermatologist say she doesn't think this disrupts her SPF!!! I give the Ultra Fluid 30-45 minutes before I put anything else on!

[@lermink]

omg, your skin is flawless!!!!!

[@vesnaz8284]

lermink cinesseum.com/en/movie/the-team

[@Viennafly1]

Any tips for touching up sunscreen throughout the day over makeup?

[@vesnaz8284]

A capite ad calcem cinesseum.com/en/movie/the-team

[@artsyhyd]

U could use SPF powder

[@maddynavarro77]

The sunscreen looks like it has a touch of shine to it, does that shine last? It looks great! Thank you for taking time out of your busy day for us! ❤️ Maddy From the AZ🌵

[@vesnaz8284]

Chinupbeautiful cinesseum.com/en/movie/the-team

[@relamin3929]

Your skin looks amazing!

[@luannstewart9031]

Dr. Bunting, so appreciate your tips and suggestions. Yes, a video on color correction concealer would be wonderful. Thanks from Michigan

[@mortimer1ish]

You look stunning here absolutely glowing:)

[@jackiemarsh2470]

Such great tips!!! Thank you soo much , and may I just say your complexion looks so very pretty!

[@vesnaz8284]

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[@timelessbeautiesbyjacqueline]

I have found it difficult to find a good sunscreen that works with makeup. I live in Canada and our options are a lot less than in the US or even Europe. I finally found something workable and it is Laroche Posey tinted mineral sunscreen SPF 50. I make sure I let is sit for a couple of minutes before applying my foundation. Even though some makeup has a sunscreen it is not a good idea to rely on it alone as some may do so. I usually use another on my neck like you do. xxoo

[@SaraYunxo]

Timeless Beauties By Jacqueline I love the Shiseido Urban Environment Oil Free UV protectant. The liquidy formula not the cream. It layers beautifully with makeup! Non greasy and thin. I find that it even elongates the wear of my makeup!!

[@timelessbeautiesbyjacqueline]

Sara Yun Thank you for that suggestion I will check it out xo

[@terryfischer1070]

I like Australian Gold Mineral Sunscreen for faces.

[@siramea]

my quest continues, I often have trouble finding one that suits my skin and my makeup. So far my best find, though not perfect it Dermatlogia Super Sensitive Shield, but it is pricey and hard to wash off.

[@timelessbeautiesbyjacqueline]

Sara Yun Thank you for the suggestion on the Shiseido sunscreen. I purchased it and really like it. Just wish it had more product for the price.

[@artsyhyd]

I like the dots method, u could also use 15 dots (two more on the nose tip and the bridge).

[@marinashutup]

Yes, please do a video on color correctors!

[@mnktfn]

Great video! I completely agree, tinted sunscreen for pale skin is sooo hard to find. Any further recommendations are welcome.

[@kate1041]

mnk tfn : Go-To Zincredible Tinted by Zoe Foster Blake

[@MIOLAZARUS]

You have a great sense of humor! Loved this!

[@patriciagimay9195]

I find it difficult to follow everyone sometimes. I have been told here in France that the first thing after cleansing your face should always be sunscreen then follow with what you like to do serum,day cream,foundation,your choice . I have used for over 10 years Avene sunscreen and then follow through with what i like to use next; just my point of view but I respect everyone's choice.

[@siramea]

your serum and day cream can't get to your skin prperly if they are over the sunscreen- so to me it makes sense to apply suncreen after these.

[@patriciagimay9195]

But as the doctor told me the sunscreen is protecting your skin first and then you nourish it.

[@beflabbergasted]

patricia gimay I’ve heard that too. I always apply sunscreen then moisturise. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

[@yolanda3883]

Sunscreen creates a "barrier" to shield your skin from the sun... Chemical or mineral. Once that barrier is in place, there is NO WAY that your serums, moisturizers, or anything else you might be using is able to reach your skin. That's the point! Sunscreen is, and should always be, the last step in your skincare routine. And you must reapply every 2 hours or when you will be exposed (if indoors most of the day.)

[@jennycartagena791]

#1 cleanse #2 toner #3 serum #4 hidrate #5 SPF #6 BB cream

[@ledzepgirlnmful]

Thank you, Dr. Bunting - Have a wonderful weekend!

[@vesnaz8284]

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[@eileenwrightson5659]

I’m always afraid to get the product too close to my eyes. I have done that in the past and have experience stinging so bad that I had to actually wash it all off. I’m hoping that Obagi formula doesn’t creep into the eyes.

[@margaretharold7823]

Eileen Wrightson me too. I have found Paula's choice tinted one best around my eyes. I pat it on and it dries. I can use Obagi on special occasions, I manage one day next day it stings.

[@christine5669]

Mineral based sunblock (zinc and titanium) is usually much more gentle around the eyes than chemical based ones, at least for me.

[@ninjaturtles12121]

Eileen Wrightson I find mineral only sunscreens to not sting....this is typical with chemical sunscreens

[@eileenwrightson5659]

Thank you for the suggestions about the mineral sunscreens. I’ll give it a go!

[@Chicpea101]

Eileen, you must try the Elta nd SPF 46 clear- it's fantastic, never stings and is brilliant under makeup ( with beauty blender) hope this helps x

[@siramea]

can you advise us on how to cleanse the face after a day of wearing sunscreen? I have slightly sensitive skin and find it hard to balance properly cleaseing away the layers without irritating the skin.

[@Monanadr]

watch her night time routine .

[@lisahide706]

Excellent video. Super helpful and good to know I’m doing pretty well with my layering already but prob need to up my spf amount. It is such a trial and error to find the spf that is cosmetically elegant though. Fab video. Thank you 😘 xxx

[@SaraYunxo]

Lisa Hide The Shiseido Urban Environment oil free uv protector (the liquidy formula not the cream) works great when layering with makeup!! It’s not greasy, it’s thin and leaves a non drying matte finish! I actually find that it can even elongate the wear of my makeup like a primer!

[@boofriedmann2980]

This video is wonderful; however, the cost with these sunscreens now is so prohibitive. I use the Neutrogena HydroBoost, but it burns my eyes (even staying away from that area) for hours. Still on the search for a beautiful spf that isn't going to cost me the soul of my firstborn....

[@ninjaturtles12121]

Boo Friedmann try getting an all mineral sunscreen that will typically not sting....chemical sunscreens do this

[@boofriedmann2980]

sn12 I've tried them, but unfortunately, i haven't found an affordable option that works well on my skin. Plus, some of those stung as well. I think it may also have to do with fragrance. If you have a recommendation though, I'm always happy to try!

[@AcidRainbowSkies]

Boo Friedmann have you tried asian ones? (i love the innisfree uv triple care protect) they're priced up a bit in my country but I find $10 an ok price point.

[@ninjaturtles12121]

Boo Friedmann Paula's choice sunscreens are amazing never sting....yeah your right the fragrance essential oils etc added will cause more irritation.....paulas choice, replenix spf 50 (one in tube and one in spray both are great excellent value for the dollar with spray) la Roche possay mineral spf 50 tinted n untinted, bare minerals spf 50 mineral primer is how they advertise it but it's just sunscreen, clinique pep start spf 50 slightly tinted again great option (sephora n clinique.com exclusive yellow bottom white top).....at glance they may not seem drugstore prices but I have not found over remotely decent drugstore sunscreen they either have fragrance and essential oils or they are so thick and chalky like paste not smooth n silky....I find many of these on sale and since I use a very generous amount daily n see that it's the absolute most critical step in my routine so I don't mind the cost....Asian ones are hard to find with 100% mineral and many have chemical sunscreen ingredients added that are banned in other parts so mineral is the best fit also Asian ones have very high alcohol content (non fatty bad kind) not only will that add more to that horrible stinging it will be greatly detrimental to the skin in the long run

[@JustMe-uc1lt]

BooFriedman check out Dr Dray's channel. She’s a dermatologist who recommends skin care products based on their ingredients and scientific efficacy rather than the brands or labels. She has loads of sensibly-priced skin care and sunscreen recommendations. Regarding the hydro boost have you tried the one for dry/sensitive skin? It doesn’t contain fragrance and I find it much more gentle. All the best.

[@elsatamegao326]

Loved the video! Please make one about colour correcting. Thanks 😘

[@fullmetalalchemist4562]

That tint looks orange. White cast suits me better.

[@lermink]

that is soooooo much sunscreen. guess I really haven't been using nearly enough. but I don't think i'll ever use that much for my neck. that look like it was super thick application. I bet she goes through a bottle of sunscreen a month.

[@vesnaz8284]

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[@michelleramasamy8118]

Great video Dr Sam! 👍. Yes please to a video on colour correctors 😀

[@miavodopija]

I get what you're saying but I'm never gonna use that amount of product.

[@kimb1855]

It sure beats having skin cancer!

[@miavodopija]

Kim Best I feel like skin cancer is more complex than that. There are a lot of other factor that contribute to it.

[@miavodopija]

Karen1Nicola And that's okay for me

[@mauratoussaint4702]

I wonder if you could do another video about sunscreens but this time about mineral sunscreens? What is the right order for skincare products and mineral sunscreen?

[@TwinkleToes66]

As a chocolate toned woman its so hard to come across sunscreen that doesn't give me that chalky/grey hue. I only found 2: glossier sunscreen which is SPF 35 and the body shop skin defense SPF 50. Doea anyone have better suggestions please?

[@InimeKai]

i've found skinaqua uv super moisture milk (spf 50+pa+++) to be just about entirely clear despite being a combination sunscreen. it just needs to be blended out in good lighting (it's very easy to blend but if i put it on without looking closely little white spots can gather- they're easily blended away though) its alcohol free too : )

[@ebrua7992]

You should try those darkening drops for foundation and add them to your spf instead? Might work, just an idea

[@leleiskindofcool]

Dr Bunting, can you please post a study about the effectiveness of an antioxidant serum?

[@fCLEF007]

How about blotting? How about powdering? I don't even wear moisturizer, let alone serum, under my micronized sunscreen (or any sunscreen) and I always have to blot my natural lines where it settles, blot them again after concealer,( forget foundation that would need day long blotting), then powder and blot where the powder settles, then come back later and touch up with more blotting …………. my skin is not even that oily, I was just born with lines :(

[@elisak.angell3898]

Thanks for your knowledge and experience ✨I am looking forward to seeing your videos this year and learning more. Best regards from Elisabeth, Norway♀️

[@vesnaz8284]

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[@brittanyg6796]

Any tips to finding a sunscreen that doesn't break out sensitive, acne-prone skin? Even noncomeogenic labeled sunscreen or ones designed for the face will cause breakouts.

[@suesviews7199]

Would love a colour corrector tutorial.

[@vesnaz8284]

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[@GiuliaKDC]

How you reapply your spf during the day? On make-up?

[@brittniep9219]

She said before: wear only a tinted sunscreen that day. I'd say: IF you don't want to do that then buy a good mineral powder sunscreen and reapply that throughout the day. Or as she said in the video, slather a bunch on in the AM if you are wearing full makeup.

[@wolfferoni]

@@brittniep9219 So you're basically saying only wear a tinted sunscreen if you want to wear makeup during the day? That's not realistic. Majority of people wear foundation. Powder with sunscreen really isn't a replacement for sunscreen, especially the amount she wants us to use all over the face. It's suggested to reapply every 2 hours so it doesn't matter how much you put on in the first application, you have to reapply every 2-3 hours. As far as I know, there really is no way to do this besides those spray-on sunscreens that a lot of korean beauty brands do or re-applying your makeup.

[@vesnaz8284]

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[@milicamastelica]

What obout reapplication? even though, you have applied the appropriate amount, you still have to reapply, to maintain protecton. And those spf powders are nonsense, right? So do you use some more liquidy suncreen and cuchion sponge for reapplicaton, or you have some other way of doing it?

[@TheFaro2011]

Milica Mastelica spray

[@milicamastelica]

Fari but that is not very effective you know... plus sprays always containt a ton of alcohol

[@CorenaGaroutte]

No need to reapply unless your soaking in the sun, swimming, or sweating your face off. Normal use and if your not sitting in the sun sunbathing no need.

[@cv3083]

I disagree with the comments about not needing to reapply. The exception would be those who arrive to work early in the day and leave when the sun is setting... And work in a windowless environment (or at least sitting away from it). The ingredients in your sunscreen degrades.

[@deborahrosen3324]

Loved this video! Thank you 🙏. I am guilty of spreading one pump of sunscreen across face, neck & décolleté without measuring 😯. I will bring a measuring spoon to my bathroom for sure 👍😎. Xoxo Deborah

[@honeybadgernasty]

I LOVE the demos!

[@palladio7476]

That was a very useful demo. But do you realize how different the color is between your face and your neck? It looks quite odd that your face has such a full tint and your neck is absolutely white.

[@palladio7476]

She made the statement that the tinted sunscreen matched her skin well. No, it didnt.

[@patrycjaorska5370]

Karen1Nicola There. Is. No. Need. To. Be. Rude I watched the video, and read the description box - I get the point of it is proper application of a sunscreen, not colour matching, I appreciate efforts she made. That however does not change the fact the way she applied make up itself is not flattering...

[@cmabharati1181]

Great ma'am.i m from India n ur video is very helpful for Indian summer skincare.

[@leeannmcclintic7637]

I just bought the elta md sunscreen 30 bc I’m using retin A and my skin can be very reactive when it’s peeling I’m hoping this solves my problem with my sunscreen always burning!!! Great video!

[@macaronblanc9522]

I don't get it. you are all Loading lots of (expensive) spfs onto your face to get maximum protection but then putting makeup on as well ? I learned that in order to be really safe you have to REapply sunscreen several times throughout the day to make sure to get your actual protection you are striving for.. but that wouldn't be possible with make up? even the Packaging of the spf products say so. Am I wrong with that?

[@brittniep9219]

If you are working inside all day, you probably aren't in the sun a lot on weekdays.

[@cv3083]

I think it’s a matter of what you should be doing and reality. A lot of people don’t wear sunscreen at all and if they do, they don’t reapply. I reapply but that’s because I don’t wear makeup or sometimes I wear tinted moisturizer... so I literally wash it all off with a makeup wipe, a quick rinse, and start over. I’ve been able to do it between quick class breaks. I have doubts people with a full face of foundation, eyeshadow, blush, contour are doing that. I personally can’t reapply over the original layer of sunscreen... I think that would sandwhich the oil and sweat already on your face and lead to breakouts. However, there are Korean SPF cushions that exists that I know people use to reapply. I don’t think it’s as effective though because it would only be a thin layer. I think it’s a compromise they’ve decided on. I’d rather just stick to my routine.

[@cwm5316]

Thank you for this great video Dr. Sam. Do you ever set your makeup, as you have just showed us, with powder? If so, how do you do it, or what do you recommend? Have a nice weekend.

[@Pacifica74]

Sunscreen is so tacky to the touch (even when powdered) that when I'm out and the wind blows, I end up with all sorts of tiny debris stuck to my face.

[@mscheurk]

I always get the product in my eyes.....it's really annoying :/

[@vesnaz8284]

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[@theclassicalgirl]

so yeah basically bathe in sunscreen

[@mariapaulaperezpena9870]

Great tips!!!! I was wondering if you have a suggestion of sun screen for rosacea prone skin. Thanks !!!

[@vesnaz8284]

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[@mariaf1694]

Such a great content! :) Thanks for sharing all these info especially the amounts necessary for face and neck respectively. I use 1.7 - 1.8 g for my face + neck altogether, so i hope it is enough^^. I appreciate that you talk about makeup and sunscreen, because this is the real challenge when it comes to daily makeup. Without this big amount of sunscreen there would be no problem, but most beauty youtubers usually dont use sunscreen and of course their application techniques with a lot of rubbing and buffing does not comport that well with sunscreen underneath it. Therefore thanks that you mentioned the concerns regarding disrupting and removing sunscreen by specific techniques. I will try the beauty blender now :) Do you use it damped or dry? Does a damped one disrupt a non-waterresistant sunscreen? Thanks for your great videos and I would like to see more colour correcting content ;)

[@sphinx1017]

Might give the Obagi a try. I use 3 different sunscreens to try and even out the colour of my face neck and chest!

[@moni70963]

The audio is not good. I watched two videos prior to this and it was fine.

[@murphyangela]

Thank you !! As a Northern Irish girl ! living in the Austrian Alps in the winter 6 months and Sweden in the summer 6 months - my 'aristocratic' /celtic skin (as one dermatologist called my permanently pink fair cheeks) needs some protecting, I am outside all the time - rain, snow and shine ( though not so much of the latter!) and being a little bit over 40 ! am always looking for a sunscreen that actually works and am always stalking your channel - for the accent and the skincare! Thank you again - and any daily sunscreens for country dwellers that are in extreme weather but don't want the drying alcohol !! - but still want to look respectable every day, are most welcome. It's so strange Elta MD says its made in Switzerland - about an hour from me - but no where in Europe seems to stock it - and ironically their European HQ is in Belfast but they never reply to email stockist requests - gutted ! All the best and keep making the videos!

[@DrSamBunting]

Angela Murphy you can order through the office:) Thanks so much for the comment - Irish skin is so high maintenance:) x

[@annemccleary93]

Angela Murphy am I missing something? Is Sam also from "Norn Iron"? Where is that brand and I'll go straight there tomorrow!!

[@murphyangela]

Yes she is - and Elta MD - send me some ;)

[@margaretharold7823]

Thank you Dr Sam I will try again although I always get a dirty neckline. Ugh. But I persevere, my skin is better for it.

[@patrycjaorska5370]

the general idea wit the sunscreens is to wait a bit - about 20 minutes ideally for product to sink in. That however as well as applying the proper amount of a product is completely impossible in my case.... Firstly, I don't have so much time in the morning, and secondly although I have a dry skin such a big amount of product together with my regular skincare and makeup looks simply awful... No matter what kind of product and way of application I choose... Btw - I found recently a very thorough sunscreens test on some american channel (hot and flashy or something similar) showing before/after application, with/without makeup etc. But the sad truth is performing most of sunscreens is unsatisfying and have nothing to do with the cosmetic elegance...

[@hbk6042]

Never had a problem with sunscreen and makeup, I use toner spray, essence, serum, moisturiser sunscreen and never had problems..... 🤔

[@ola-oq4mq]

What sunscreen do you use?

[@siramea]

what brands do you use?

[@hbk6042]

Sira Mea simple, and la Roche posay, caudalie, and Clinique never had a problem with it balling up or effecting my foundation :)

[@siramea]

it may be that my particular skin reacts differently to certain products, I have tried all sorts of brands, the most I spent on a product that didn't work was €44 and it so disappointing- I use it on my hands so its not a total write off. I haven't tried Caudalie yet- I'll give that a go.

[@maryamriaz7503]

Thanxxxxxxxx youuuuu sooo muchhhh Dr Sam for making this video and showing us the correct way of doing it thanx a tooonnnn love you muaahhhhh

[@rima123ism]

Thank you so much for doing this!!

[@Magnetar83]

You look amazing without makeup!

[@mariembb7678]

What about Pcos and acne as a topic

[@brittniep9219]

I really recommend, as someone also with PCOS, to go see a specialist or dermatologist. I REALLY recommend spironolactone, some forms of BC with specific hormones for you if you're open to that, and tretinoin/adapalene/differen gels... But it is really good to talk to a dermatologist to tailor it to you.

[@vesnaz8284]

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[@kathrynstewart5863]

Thank you for all your great videos. For those of us with older, dry, sensitive skin, who faithfully wear sunscreen, do you advocate ( unscented) cold cream as the first step of night cleansing, instead of me cellar water? I find that the sunscreens always leave a residue...thank you!

[@ericachavis8853]

Hi dr. Sam I love the CC cream by It Cosmetics what's your thoughts on sunscreen in cosmetics?

[@gailkarabell5733]

Thanks for your very informative video. Definitely interested in hearing what you have to say regarding under eye color correcting. I don’t know about anybody else but no matter what are use what product what color I could never conceal my under eye puffiness. Certainly open for suggestions thanks!

[@mallorymyers7525]

There's no way to get a 1/4 tsp on your face unless buying the really expensive stuff is there? I'm using Neutragena mineral sunscreen, and even with adding dermablend pigment, I can't use more than 1/8 tsp without looking ridiculously white. And I'm a Fitzpatrick 2, I think.

[@gobbledygoook]

Dr. Sam or anybody else who has third issue: Can you recommend other tinted or untinted mineral sunscreens that match a very light skin color? My daughter has the lightest skin shade and every tinted mineral sunscreen looks way to dark but the untinted ones leave her with a strong white cast.

[@joujoumaka9768]

Dear what do you think about a dry or dampened beauty blender works best with sunscreen and makeup best

[@wap9137]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Great video!

[@clairebaker57]

Really helpful video x

[@royemtasci1276]

Im not sure but,seems to me like the sunscreen gets diluted with the makeup applucation on top, im all c8nfused and fed up with this whole sunscreen issue 😊

[@rosanap.7680]

Dr. Bunting, did you use a dry beauty blender sponge?

[@providence51]

Please do a video on correctors/concealers

[@Margaret_Hemenway]

Please do a video on color correction!

[@mariaamvrosiou5749]

What about the timings between the different products application? How long should we wait between moisturiser and sunscreen and then sunscreen and makeup?

[@pauladma1]

Hey! Could you maybe make a video about powder blends that are supposed to improve the skin? I saw a couple, for example this Glow Inner Beauty Powder, which is a blend of different fermented superfoods or something like that and claims to help with acne. There’s also another brand called Tropeaka, but this one is not fermented, so I guess more antioxidant than anti inflammatory? I myself have hormonal acne and actually it’s not too bad these days, but loved the idea of improving general skin condition from within... cheers!

[@soooooooo7444]

Your skin is perfect

[@joseolivar8438]

Wait so 5ml or half of the 5ml? You said 5ml in the last video. I am using a Neutrogena organic based lotion. Thanks for the video

[@goldiemarkowitz9300]

Could you please do the video on color correcting

[@Chicpea101]

Dr Sam, may I ask which serum you used beforehand. Have a lovely weekend x

[@meganbevard2958]

I really liked the look of your sun screen but it has lactic acid which I think has caused my million tiny bumps I have currently. I use benzoyl peroxide cream and Differin already. Would adding lactic acid be to much for my routine?

[@NataschaO]

This is so helpful, thank you. Do you use the same amount every day, or do you apply a thinner layer / lower SPF if you are going out at the end of the day, or on a very overcast day?

[@vesnaz8284]

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[@MonicaBU]

If you apply a primer and foundation after your sunscreen does that make the sunscreen less effective?

[@jasleenkaurminhas0609]

Actually it makes it work better. The titanium dioxide used in the foundation to make it look opaque helps increase the protection to a certain level and doesn't change the effect of a sunscreen. Just make sure to give it a few minutes for the sunscreen to work in before you use the foundation :)

[@lauraaa3400]

You say that the sunscreen is matching your skin color but it doesn't at all.

[@greentree_]

How do you set that creamy consistency? I find that if I don’t put translucent setting powder under my eyes, my mascara transfers to my lower lids very quickly.

[@2blackpigs320]

Do you do this every day, or switch to a different amount and type when you're working indoors or it's a real winter's day? x

[@vesnaz8284]

2Black Pigs cinesseum.com/en/movie/the-team

[@darkinside2203]

Dr you're also beauty guru yass

[@queeddity5450]

Following the right amount is like throwing money out the window every morning. Sunscreen is very expensive for a little bottle. XD

[@milagrosguzmandebarranco7812]

Hello Dr. Sam! I' m writing from Dominican Republic. Thank you forma tour vídeos. I have a question for you. I recently bought a susncreen and it is orgánica it has coconut oil and other natural ingredients but it doesn' t glide un my skin. I mean is not easy to apply at all and it smells a lot like metal, like aluminium. Should i keep using it. Because i think that if is not easy to apply it may cause me wrinkles...

[@machi1uk]

Dose the required quantity of sunscreen (1/4 teaspoon) change depending on product texture? For example, would you get the same benefit from Elta MD Elements (lotion) as you would Clinique Mineral SPF 50 (watery)..?

[@ap.6289]

Can you really rub in the sunscreen in to your skin the way she did~?

[@ingridw6150]

I assume your beauty blender is damp? Do you just dampen with water or a specific product?

[@itsaaronlolz]

Are sunscreens in Europe regulated drugs like in the US? I feel more comfortable using sunscreens that are rated as broad spectrum and water resistant 80 minutes because I don’t really reapply every 2 hours (more like after work before going outside).

[@wap9137]

Does anyone know the name of the makeup she mentions here at about 7:13? It sounds like Burberry Bright Glow but I’m not sure.