Saie Mini Sunvisor Radiant Moisturizing Face Sunscreen
This is a review of the formulation of Saie sunscreen, which is a mineral sunscreen.
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This is a review of the formulation of Saie sunscreen, which is a mineral sunscreen.
This is no 13 on the Sephora bestselling sunscreen list.
As I go through my Sephora list of bestselling sunscreens, I am being pre-emptively asked about sunscreens. This is my interim list
This is a product review of Bioderma Photoderm Spot-Age SPF 50 which is specifically targetting dark spots
This is a product review of Bioderma Photoderm Lait Ultra (Moisturing Lotion) SPF 50+ which is a moisturising non-sticky body lotion
This is a product review of Bioderma’s Photoderm tinted sunscreen that is an SPF50+ and is a dry touch formulation for sensitive skin.
THis is a product review of IZIL’s clarifying green tea clay mask for skin brightening. Essentially it detans and lightens the skin
Today’s blog is a product review of Photon Skin Illuminator SPF 50 which in plain English is simply a sunscreen.
This blog is a product review of Bioderma’s sunscreen for “skin allergic to chemical filters.”
This blog is a product review of Bioderma’s sunscreen for dry skin, Bioderma Aquafluide SPF 50+
This is the final part of a long overdue piece on sunscreen trends and I look forward to your comments
As someone who is deeply obsessed with sunscreen, this two part series on sunscreen is long overdue
This is a product review of Forest Essentials’ new range of ready to use masks, which are more expensive than dry powder masks.
This is a product review of Forest Essentials haldi varnya lepa, which is a pre-made face mask containing 4 types of turmeric.
This is a product review of OTT sunscreen, a cheap as chips new entrant to the market. FInd out if its worth your attention.
This blog is a deep-dive into Ascorbyl glucoside as an ingredient, and is part of a wider Vitamin C series that I am writing.
This is a product review of Forest Essentials’ kumkumadi night cream, whose main constituent is a Kumkumadi oil
I frequently get asked by my own family whether they should wear sunscreen during the winter. This blog is meant to be a reference for them!
I am product testing an at home clay mask that takes the novel format of a rubber gel that sets on your face. You peel off the mask to reveal a new you?
I sometimes wonder why sunscreen makers need to make multiple sunscreens, when they have a perfect product already. Let’s find out.
Despite all the fuss around K-beauty, this is one of the few South Korean sunscreens that make it to Nykaa’s bestseller list.
One of the final products on Nykaa’s best selling sunscreens is Clinique’s SPF 50, which appears to be the same formula that is also sold in the USA.
I had almost forgotten this product was a sunscreen as I was so taken by its self-professed “anti-pollution” benefits.
This is an inexpensive sunscreen (Rs 515 for 30ml). It’s interesting, that Nykaa’s bestselling sunscreens are a combination of low and high priced items.
A 21.6% Zinc Oxide formulation is (literally) the American way to make sunscreen. I’m not surprised this product finds itself on Nykaa’s bestselling sunscreens.
Lotus Herbals make cheap sunscreens. Having reviewed over 80% of Lotus Herbals’ sunscreen range last year, I am intrigued to see if absolutely anything about this sunscreen brand has changed.
This is a revised formulation of Lakme’s sunscreen and it does merit a separate review. Its also in Nykaa’s top 20 best selling sunscreens.
If you are wondering what this is doing on Nykaa’s bestselling sunscreen list – don’t worry, you are not the only one!
I reviewed this sunscreen last year and given its on Nykaa’s bestseller list I do feel compelled to revisit this product.
This sunscreen is one of the most expensive sunscreens on Nykaa’s bestselling sunscreen list. Should you fork out additional cash for this?
The price of this sunscreen is INR 350 for 200ml, which makes this one of the cheapest sunscreens on Nykaa’s bestselling sunscreen list.
This is an expensive sunscreen but it is still within Nykaa’s bestseller list. This indicates to me, that Indians are willing to pay a high price if they believe a sunscreen works and/or is branded.
This product is a whitening cream that is also a sunscreen. In fact its a top-selling sunscreen on Nykaa. Does its dual function make a difference?
Clarins Anti-Pollution sunscreen is a best-selling sunscreen on Nykaa. If you are as baffled as I am, keep reading.
This is a best-selling sunscreen on Nykaa’s website. Pricewise, it is an absolute bargain. Should you rush online and purchase it now?
Thalgo’s sun lotion appears to be in the top 20 bestselling sunscreens on Nykaa. Find out if you should buy it.
Do you think that foundations and CC creams provide sufficient SPF coverage? Do you use a separate standalone sunscreen every day?
This is a Made in the UK brand that my mother has been using for a decade now. Should you rush out to buy it?
If there is one blog you read on this subject, it should be this…
(All references supporting the acid series are available at this LINK) Introduction I am starting a new series on exfoliating acids, which I will admit, is a topic that’s been written to death by researchers, beauty influencers, product manufacturers and
Kama Ayurveda is one of the few Ayurvedic brands that lists all of its ingredients. Is this product worth buying?
This product is marketed as suitable for Indian skin tones. Should you buy it?
Should you always look and pay for the highest percentage Vitamin C serum? Is there really a difference between 10% and 30%?
I have been using a 10% Vitamin C serum and Ascorbic Acid cleanser for the past month. Here are the interim results of the product test.
This blog explains in the most basic terms why Vitamin C is still an oldie but goldie when it comes to skincare. Its nothing short of the Holy Grail of skincare
Quick reference guide for sunscreens that everyone should have on their shelf.
This is a very reasonably priced, “Made in India” sunscreen, which has attractive packaging. Despite being Rs 599 for 100ml, I urge you to leave it in the shop.
Converting our knowledge of photoprotection into useful labelling on sunscreens in the US, EU and India.
As I approach my six month party, I could not help but notice how often I am asked about sunscreen. This blog is part of one of three in the Sunscreen reboot.
Does this sun screen provide you with adequate UVA and UVB protection? At Rs 300 for 50ml it is a steal.
An extremely popular Made in India sunscreen, that is reasonably priced (MRP: Rs 699 for 50ml), does not make the cut. My view: Give it a miss
I will be honest, this is an expensive sunscreen at MRP 1,550 for 40ml. But it is one of the best sunscreens out there. Give it a try.
Could this be the first budget friendly sunscreen (MRP 650 for 50ml) that I have found?
Product review of innisfree daily UV protection cream SPF 35 PA++.
Retail price: Rs 700 for 50ml.
My view: Give it a miss.
Product review of seba med Multi-Protect Sun Lotion SPF 50+.
Retail price (revised): Rs 1,382 for 150ml
My view: Give it a try, as worth the investment.
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