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INNISFREE - TheGeekyBeaute review for Truecare Non-Nano Sunscreen SPF48 PA+++
Mineral Sunscreens
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Truecare Non-Nano Sunscreen SPF48 PA+++
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A non-nano sunscreen that contains Titanium Dioxide as its UV blocker, the most common ingredient on physical sunscreens. It can block off various forms of blue light--- from sunlight, computer, or your cellphone. Other notable ingredients are Centella Asiatica and Madecassoside, both known for their acne calming & healing properties.
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Honestly, I have a love-hate relationship with this product.
What I appreciate about this sunscreen is that it has a broad spectrum coverage, protecting our skin from unwanted UV rays, may it be indoor or outdoor. Other physical sunscreen are greasy, but this has a powdery finish, which avoid clogging of pores. It also contains plant extracts that are good for acne prone and sensitive skin. Although with added colorants, scent is never an issue with this product.
The mighty Titanium Dioxide, leaves a painful white cast to skin. If I am to follow the 2-finger application rule (like I did on my IG story a few days back) it makes me look like a geisha. It's not suited for individuals with a darker skintone. The finish is also weird, it feels matte but my face looks like a shining disco ball.
People with dry skin might also struggle with it. They can use it, but proper hydration should be observed, otherwise, it will be difficult to spread the product evenly onto entire face.
Overall, I think that this product will be more enjoyed by people who has fairer complexion, or those that wear make up on top of their sunscreen. It's a product that has a lot of potential---but I still opt for a sunscreen (physical or chemical) that can be worn alone, and is more flexible with all skin types and tones.
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