Tinted Sunscreen - Rosacea Redness

[Mandible_God]

Been seeing a lot of hype around tinted sunscreen to cover rosacea redness. Any suggestions for the best tinted sunscreens? Specifically for rosacea if possible, but any recommendations would be appreciated.

 

[geneticCage]

Sunscreen is jewish propaganda

 

[Randomized Shame]

I have personally used CeraVe's sunscreen, but I don't have rosacea. I liked it but I can't say for your specific situation. People also say good things about La Roche-Posay. Your best bet is to buy sunscreens in the smaller containers they have, ideally travel/sample sized ones, and try them until you find a formula that suits you. One sunscreen that works for someone else might not work for you.

 

[PassionateCell]

I have personally used CeraVe's sunscreen, but I don't have rosacea. I liked it but I can't say for your specific situation. People also say good things about La Roche-Posay. Your best bet is to buy sunscreens in the smaller containers they have, ideally travel/sample sized ones, and try them until you find a formula that suits you. One sunscreen that works for someone else might not work for you.

i dont understand why people put sunscreen tanning is good js dont turn black ofc

 

[Randomized Shame]

i dont understand why people put sunscreen tanning is good js dont turn black ofc

It's because tanning and constant sun exposure causes aging. UVA and UVB are not good for our skin. Also constantly getting sunburnt increases your chances of cancer.

 

[PassionateCell]

It's because tanning and constant sun exposure causes aging. UVA and UVB are not good for our skin. Also constantly getting sunburnt increases your chances of cancer.

interesting my mom is 50 but she doesnt have aging lines from being all that tanned from sun

 

[Randomized Shame]

interesting my mom is 50 but she doesnt have aging lines from being all that tanned from sun

Everything is a statistical probability. Everyone is built differently and there's a lot of aspects that plays into DNA/genetics and a shit ton of other factors. Just because you do it, it doesn't mean it'd happen 100% of the time. UVA and UVB is just objectively not good for our skin. I had an interesting convo with 999.Celestial where I spoke about the science of it here. If you're curious, I suggest reading the whole thread to get two different perspectives about the subject. If you have any further questions about it after reading I can try and answer them for you.