@doctor Anne : can you pls review Sundance sunscreen from DM as well? Would be great!

@@thientran-rd3qk Which one? They have a ton. And I don't like most of them much, to be honest.

@doctor Anne: you don't like those sundance sunscreen because how they feel or because their ingredients are not sufficient to protect against UV? How does the kids 50 Med sound?

@@thientran-rd3qk It is usually a texture thing, I haven't looked in depth at the ingredients yet. I use Sundance on my body and on my kids. I will see what I have lying around at home.

Yes and no…. It’s cheap but on the other hand if it’s not super effective … it’s ok for a moisturiser but I don’t think you’ll find a decent serum in a drugstore…

Yes, I can imagine people will see where they can cut their expenses, and skincare is a good place to start, you can have an awesome routine with affordable products if you know what to look for. And yes, the red lipsticks... That might take a while, there are so many in my collection!

I promise I will if I stumble upon something interesting.

That is where a lot of my products end up too - chest if they partly convince me, legs and feet if they don't even make it there.

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I believe there are, but I build my audience in English from the start, and right now 65% have English as their first language and only 12% German, and while I assume that most Germans do speak English, as do many Spanish or Italian or Arabic speaking people, none of the ones mentioned here would understand German. And filming/ editing the same video twice just isn't possible for me. So I am really sorry, but I will have to continue in English with subtitles.

It will be up this year, promised.

Balea is very affordable indeed.

Thank you and welcome to the community. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask them.

The lack of Hyaluronic Acid is really interesting, I have been getting few questions for that lately and it is great to have some options there. And I agree, basic, calming and soothing is great when your skin is either reactive on its own or you pair it with strong actives, I always have these products in my routine. I would love to hear what you think of it should you get a chance to try it.

I am glad it works that well for you. Different skins, different needs.

@@DoctorAnne Definetly. I can see how it would be annoying for someone with oily skin.

Immer noch auf meiner Liste, aber das Review kommt. Ich kann noch nicht sagen wann, aber es kommt.

Vielen herzlichen Dank

Balea is really huge here, and rightly so.

@@DoctorAnne it seems very affordable. Primark also seems to have some good options for people on a budget/teenagers - but some teenagers have fancier skincare than me. I had my first pulse dye laser session today. There are some purpura scattered about but I think I definitely need a shorter pulse duration to target the smaller vessels elsewhere. Picking a Tuesday was maybe a bad idea in hindsight, since I can’t skip class - but I will wear a mask on put colour corrector and concealer on top of the exposed areas. I have paid for 5 more

@@moose8762 Oh, that sounds interesting. How long between sessions?

@@DoctorAnne 3 weeks usually. But I don’t think I will be able to do more than 4 with that interval. I will be on placements next year from January 3rd, so probably won’t be able to go around a hospital covered in purpura. So, Easter recess and then summer after exams makes the most sense. I think if I get him to go very bruising on the next few that should be fine. I don’t think things will revert to usual after a 4 month period since the laser actually destroys the blood vessels. What I see from Reddit accounts/progress images, I don’t think it should take more than 6-7 to clear. From what I can tell, you need to suffer the purpura to see results. They aren’t painful at all, just blood from the destroyed vessels. The laser exposure required to produce purpura increases with the pulse width/duration. So, shorter durations tend to be more effective. I would rather have more purpura - even everywhere that there is redness - than to have less results, more sessions, and scattered purpura

@@moose8762 I am curious to hear what you think of the end results.

I hadn't heard of the brand, but I had a quick look at their website and I really like their aesthetics. The products seem really nice as well in terms of ingredients, but at this price point you usually pay for the texture, packaging and story as well as for the actives, so the "worth it" part is hard to judge. When you look at the Copper Peptide serum they have, it is more expensive that the version from The Ordinary, but at around the same price as my favorite, the one form NIOD. I still purchase the NIOD because I love the texture so much more than The Ordinary, so for me it is worth it - if I only shopped by ingredients, I would probably decide otherwise.

I agree, products without Hyaluronic Acid seem to be harder and harder to get.

The oily feeling isn't oil, but another ingredient, so it shouldn't affect how it works. I don't use it on my face for that reason though, but instead the one fraom Paula's Choice. But that one is a lot more expensive, so you will have to see if the better feeling is worth the extra money for you. Performance shouldn't be altered.

Many fragrance-free products smell awful, as sometimes the added fragrance isn't used as perfume, but to mask the scent of the ingredients. It is a shame though, I have a hard time using smelly products too.

I hadn't, but that is of course personal. Have you checked the ingredient list to identify a potential cause?

Thanks for the sudden reply! yes i have, but i can‘t pin it down. my face was swollen and pulsing red, is there any ingredient, that is known for possibly causing that?

@@saulemusik3249 No, not really, although even if some ingredients are more common (none of which is included), you can react to everything. Have you used Bakuchiol before? Or retinoids?

You can get it in Hongkong?

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