Does anyone know how this differs from the UV clear, SPF 46 version? Thank you.
897872
I do not see a difference in the feel or application of the two products. I think the higher strength in SPF is the only difference.
897873
I have been using 46 and love it, but it is expensive so I just bought the 40. So far the 40 feels like a matte lotion. The 46 rubs on smoother, but leaves me shiny and the 40 absorbed in my skin instantly and I don't have one bit of shine. I almost feel like the 46 was more of a moisturizer. They feel equally at light. It's to early for me to tell if my skin changes, but I'll update soon.
897874
I use the EltaMD UV Daily SPF 40 product. It is a daily facial moisturizer with sun protection. UV Clear SPF 46 is not a moisturizer but a sun protection lotion that also helps if the wearer is prone to hyperpigmentation.
897875
I use UV Clear 46 to prevent hyperpigmentation. It has made a significant difference for that problem. Reconstructive & Dermatologist docs claim that any SPF above 30 does not provide more protection, it's just more expensive.
195277
I think it is the matte version because it seems to absorb my facial oil a bit better and stays on longer. I don't have to "refresh" my face as often.
1601510
It looks like what you are asking about is the sun screen. It is a moisturizer, but I only apply it on skin exposed to the sun and use the non-sunscreen moisturizer on the rest of my body. SPF 30 is adequate for most UVA & UVB protection.
328527
My jar doesn't say SPF on it either. If it had SPF that wouldn't be too bad either because I wear this day and night. I like it much better than the daytime version.
382030
I don't remember this product. I did note someone mentioned the product leaving their face somewhat white. If you are out in intense sun, you need a block that is more protective like this one. My favorite right now for everyday use is Eltamd UV Clear SPF 46.
414064
The classic ChapStick that I use do not have sun block, it has Sunscreen SPF4
2066841
It's not the same as Tizo3. Tizo 3 is an spf 40 with a powdery silicone slip and it comes in a bit smaller tube. This one is more of a regular creamy suncreeen with an spf of 58.
1781526
I don't know the difference. I never used the other one. All I know this one is used for maintenance, after undergoing the initial more intense treatment. The maintenance is very important because the sunspots do come back and it is good to use this cream on a daily basis to keep those dark spots treated.
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The SPF 30 allows you to stay in the sun for 30 min. without burning as opposed to the 50 that allows for 50 minutes of sun. I don't know specifically about Rocky Mountain Sunscreen but most 50's don't seem to be any different but have more chemicals. If you have sensitive skin you might prefer the 30.
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There is no spf in it. I also wondered if it was just for tanning beds, which I no longer use. I used it for outside tanning and it did not work for me.
2277665
The one I have does not have sunscreen (I work indoors all day and I actually avoid sunscreen unless outside for more than an hour) but on the container is says that they do make one with SPF of 15.
25556
I didn't get their SPF lotion, and have achieved a great tan! I use a regular Banana Boat SPF 30, and it's fine.
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I wouldn't get this for sunscreen. It is the micro zinc oxide. Meaning it is so fine it crosses over through your skin and is absorbed. Which makes it unsafe. The spf is in zinc oxide, but you are better off getting the "non-nano" kind which is the larger particles.
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UV Clear SPF 46 is formulated for skin types prone to acne, rosacea and hyperpigmentation. UV Daily SPF40 is a moisturizing sunscreen for normal or combination skin types, which is also tinted. I assume that translates into having different ingredients, hence, the difference in price. I know there was a price difference at my doctor's office as well. Like I stated in my review, I had to exchange the SPF40 for the SPF46 because the 40 caused my face to turn red. The 46 truly is much milder for me and doesn't cause any irritation. You can check you their website at eltamd.com for additional product info. UV Clear SPF 46 is formulated for skin types prone to acne, rosacea and hyperpigmentation. UV Daily SPF40 is a moisturizing sunscreen for normal or combination skin types, which is also tinted. I assume that translates into having different ingredients, hence, the difference in price. I know there was a price difference at my doctor's office as well. Like I stated in my review, I had to exchange the SPF40 for the SPF46 because the 40 caused my face to turn red. The 46 truly is much milder for me and doesn't cause any irritation. You can check you their website at eltamd.com for additional... » Read More UV Clear SPF 46 is formulated for skin types prone to acne, rosacea and hyperpigmentation. UV Daily SPF40 is a moisturizing sunscreen for normal or combination skin types, which is also tinted. I assume that translates into having different ingredients, hence, the difference in price. I know there was a price difference at my doctor's office as well. Like I stated in my review, I had to exchange the SPF40 for the SPF46 because the 40 caused my face to turn red. The 46 truly is much milder for me and doesn't cause any irritation. You can check you their website at eltamd.com for additional product info. « Show Less
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I dont see a big difference between the two. They are a thicker sunscreen since the main ingredient is zinc oxide .
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I have an older version, and the packaging looks almost the same, but is missing the line about UV protection. On the front, it just says "A Habit Forming Hair Fix" and "Smoothes, Nourishes, Protects, Strengthens, Shines." So the UV protection may be a new addition.
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The Spf50 sport version is pretty thick and does not wash off easily. This is good if you are doing outside activities in the heat and you sweat a lot.