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pickycutiepie
Oily/Sensitive
excited that this spf is marketed as lightweight, as the original aloe spf was a little on the thicker side..
However, I do have reservations about the absence of a PA rating... especially when the aloe did have one.. it just feels a little inconsistent that they went with the broad spectrum rating instead of a PA rating?
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ReeneeReviews
Dry/Resilient
yeah I’m not sure if this launch is more targeted towards the US market since we don’t really do a PA rating here?
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Dewologyyy
Oily/Sensitive
don’t think I’d go for it without a PA rating but would like to try it someday
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ReeneeReviews
Dry/Resilient
im curious if there’s no PA rating because this feels like it’s targeted towards the US market.
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Cherryspring
Dry/Resilient
interesting, may you alright, I prefer to use another sunscreen because it without PA rating.
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ReeneeReviews
Dry/Resilient
Fair enough! My guess is this is marketed towards the US market since we only use SPF ratings here
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abc1111
Oily/Resilient
I wonder what form of vitamin E is in here and why is it marketed as lightweight. Experts say vit E is heavy and clogging, and should be used with caution by those with oily skin.
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ReeneeReviews
Dry/Resilient
That’s a point I didn’t think about. 🤔 though I have used some gel products with vit E that didn’t feel too heavy.
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Picky79401
Dry/Resilient
had no idea about this but I love their aloe one! i agree with the others that i wish there was a pa rating.
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ReeneeReviews
Dry/Resilient
also love their aloe one. now that I’m thinking about it, that one I’m pretty sure also had a PA rating. 🤔 really not sure why this one doesn’t.
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