Sun Week - Day 3 - Choosing an SPF

It’s the first week of summer! Sun Week continues at Acne.org.

13 Responses to “Sun Week - Day 3 - Choosing an SPF”

  1. TRISHA Says:

    Benzoyl peroxide is a free-radical generating compound widely used in the polymer industry and also in pharmaceuticals as antimicrobial agent to treat acnea. Is that true DAN? Is it also true that it promotes Tumors? or am I just freaking out?

  2. Nick Says:

    …the one I saw was Blue Lizard Australian Sunscreen - Sensitive

  3. Anonymous Says:

    huh ?? isnt this video really old ? i remember seeing this long time ago …

  4. bob Says:

    retoast?

  5. Stian Says:

    Yeah, I remember these vids before. Why are they uploaded again?
    This is just strange. :P

  6. Frank Says:

    news update: Dan isn’t doing the TLC show.

  7. Frank Says:

    i bet Dan is showing reruns is because he’s going to be making some amazing videos next week lol

  8. Anonymous Says:

    what do u do with your life. How do not have time to do it right now?

  9. Anonymous Says:

    He Dan

    If your making a sunscreen, could you make a spay version? this would also be perfect for the back!

  10. Megan Says:

    I hear that the cap for sunscreen labeling is now going to be SPF 50+ rather than SPF 30+.

  11. td Says:

    So what about the latest sunscreen formulations, with those active ingredients like avobenzone, homosalate, octisalate, octotrylene, and oxybenzone? Those provide much more comprehensive protection against the sun than other active ingredients…

  12. Anonymous Says:

    Biore Dual Fusion moisturizer is fantastic. It doesn’t make me breakout, doesn’t make my skin greasier, works well under make up (I’m a L’Oreal Bare Naturale mineral makeup fan) AND has an spf of 30.
    If only the pump wasn’t unreliable (You have to BEAT- none of the “tapping” they recommend- against a hard surface to get both sides to come out) I would give it a bajillion stars. That said, it’s still the best daily spf I’ve ever used.
    If you’re struggling with flakiness, I’d suggest adding some jojoba oil to it.

  13. ttaylor Says:

    The Olay sunscreen for sensitive skin mentioned in this video is amazing, I had no idea my skin would work soooo well with zinc oxide. I have tried using neutrogena, aveeno and eucerine and broke out with all of them, and thought that the regimen was just not working for me. But I realized after watching this video that all these sunscreen I was using had avobenzone instead of zinc oxide. Now, along with Dan’s regimen my skin have been completely clear with Olay’s sunscreen, zinc oxide was the missing piece of my perfect regimen puzzle. Thanks Dan!

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