Cleocin T Lotion and Eucerin Protective Face Lotion

[Guest guest]

Hi,

With regards to Eucerin Protective Moisture Lotion SPF 25 I have been using

it for several years now and have to be careful with it (Octyl

Methoxycinnamate is a chemical sunscreen and usually irritating to

ceans). There are days when it does not irritate my skin, however used

too many days in a row and flareups happen. In fact I now only very

occasionally use it on my face (very easy to apply, so get tempted

occassionally). I pretty much stick to the non-chemical Zinc Oxide and

Titanium Dioxide-only brands. Neutrogena Sensitive Skin Block SPF 30 and

Aubrey Organics Titania Sunblock SPF 25 are what I use more readily now. They

are a bit white and gloopy and hard to apply so what I do is mix with a

little foundation, sometimes with corrective green foundation as well as

beige. I then try to ameliorate the greasiness by waiting for the " mix " to

absorb into my skin and then blot with oil-blotting tissues (those

impregnated with powder are best) and THEN apply powder. I know, a large

project but we are no strangers to designing weird, wonderful and lengthy

regimes are we?! Probably Ti-silk and Zinco tinted sunscreens are easier but

WAY more expensive and so I believe just as gloopy and greasy. OY.

Good luck.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

With regards to Eucerin Protective Moisture Lotion SPF 25 I have been using

it for several years now and have to be careful with it (Octyl

Methoxycinnamate is a chemical sunscreen and usually irritating to

ceans). There are days when it does not irritate my skin, however used

too many days in a row and flareups happen. In fact I now only very

occasionally use it on my face (very easy to apply, so get tempted

occassionally). I pretty much stick to the non-chemical Zinc Oxide and

Titanium Dioxide-only brands. Neutrogena Sensitive Skin Block SPF 30 and

Aubrey Organics Titania Sunblock SPF 25 are what I use more readily now. They

are a bit white and gloopy and hard to apply so what I do is mix with a

little foundation, sometimes with corrective green foundation as well as

beige. I then try to ameliorate the greasiness by waiting for the " mix " to

absorb into my skin and then blot with oil-blotting tissues (those

impregnated with powder are best) and THEN apply powder. I know, a large

project but we are no strangers to designing weird, wonderful and lengthy

regimes are we?! Probably Ti-silk and Zinco tinted sunscreens are easier but

WAY more expensive and so I believe just as gloopy and greasy. OY.

Good luck.