Hi all! 
Due the pandemic, I only go out once a week to run errands. I use retinol and vit C, do I need to wear sunscreen indoor?  Will the blue light from our devices gives dark spots? I m debating if I truly need sunscreen just because I work on my computer 2-3 hrs a day.

Thanks!

Sunscreen indoor?

White cast, might bother some, but hey this is a “tone up” cream, it is supposed to leave a white cast to make your skin tone lighter. However it dissipate after 10 mins and works well as a primer.

I got a sample and was skeptical to use it at first. However, it glides beautifully on the skin, doesnt irritate me. Usually I would get pustules after applying sunscreen due to my rosacea skin, but with this one, it doesnt itch nor increase my redness. I just bought the full size. Hopefully this sunscreen live up to its claim of a SPF of 50, at least 30 in lab test will suffice for me.

It pills like CRAZY! I tried mixing it with TO HA serum and put it before the moisturizer as recommend in reddit and it still pills! The second time I decided to wear it after the moisturizer since apparently it is still effective, it pills less but the next morning you will have to make sure to wash well your face since you will feel that the product is not absorbed completely.

I just got a week ago and had the chance to use it twice so far so I cant comment on its effectiveness. I have rosecea, so i have a lot of redness on my face and heard that azelaic acid is good for rosecea. I had to order this from an Australian drugstore online. Shipping was pricey so I ordered 3 tubes to make it worth.  Once you spread it on, the consistency is very like glue. It kinda gives a blurring effect since it feels thick and not very spreadable. The face seems to be less red right away, the next morning the pustules seems to be less bumpy. Not sure if it is because of its thickness or what.  I will add a followup in 6-8 weeks and hopefully there will be some positive and more apparent results!

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