What are the ingredients? I just wonder about what is the sunscreen used in the bb cream? Is it zinc?
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Titanium dioxide and zinc oxcide. Both physical sunscreens. So it's ok for even sensitive skin. I am a skin therapist and even recommend this to some of my clients. Hope I helped :)
1820324
Zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, arbutin, Pearl extract, hyaluronic acid, aloe extract, coconut oil.
1820325
It does contain zinc. Here is a photo of the backside of the package listing all of the ingredients:http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-JloG9AN1yZ4/UXB59YEArBI/AAAAAAAAA8o/pZLuFQbfaDQ/s1600/IMG_1831.JPG A quick google.search did the trick, hope this answers your question. : )
1774706
I have no experience with Korean BB creams. I've never found a satisfactory answer for what a "beauty balm" is, anyway. My assumption is that it would be makeup that has a therapeutic component, but the ingredients and directions for use on the Ponds product lead me to believe it is a light foundation with sunscreen. My suggestion would be to research the ingredients to find a product that has the qualities you desire.
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Active Ingredients: Zinc Oxide, sulphur PPt in a greaseless, tinted base.Inactive Ingredients: Water, Zinc Oxide, Cetearyl Alcohol, Polysorbate 60, PEG-150 Stearate, Steareth-20, Colloidal Sulfur, Cetyl Alcohol, Glyceryl Stearate, PEG-100 Stearate, Titanium Dioxide, Lanolin, Laneth-16, Ceteth-16, Oleth-16, Steareth-16, Bentonite, Imidazolidinyl Urea, Mehtylparaben, Propylparaben, Iron Oxides.
1173560
I made some sunscreen for my daughter, using coconut oil...and 3 scoops of Zinc powder....and it wound up being SPF35 so yes. It's 10spf...maybe even a bit more...but not much
1580708
Cotz only has 2(two) active ingredients. They are: Titanium dioxide (8%) and Zinc oxide (3.8%). I found it because I also have sensitive skin and these are natural substances. Also, the sunscreen does not melt into eyes on hot and windy days. You put it on and it stays on. I only use it on my face because it is a little pricey.
559884
I do not see Oxybenzone as an ingredient on the label. Active ingredients are Octinozate 5.5% and Zinc Oxide 8.0%. Both are for Sunscreen. There are a slew of inactive ingredients but none are Oxybenzone. Hope this helps. I bought this for our cruise last June and it work wonderfully. 7 days in the sun and no burns. I recommend it.
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I don't have the sunscreen, I have the self tanner. That being said, the self tanner does not contain either. I dont know if that helps, sorry
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According to Wellnessmama.com (a great diy website) if you add a cup of any good quality cream to 2 tablespoons of zinc oxide and mix it up really well, you'll get spf 20. Add more zinc for higher spf, reduce for less. She also cautions that the cream must not contain any citrus oils. And I've heard from others thats true of all sunscreens. The zinc oxide has a USE BY date too, which for mine was about 2 years after I bought it. I am careful to mix the zinc oxide w the cream in the jar I keep the cream in. I read on some comments they had a hard time getting the powder off their bowls, so I just didn't go there.
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OK, I found that it is the Neutragena Sun Block. I do not see that it contains either of those ingredients. See http://www.neutrogena.com/product/ultra+sheer-+dry-touch+sunscreen+broad+spectrum+spf+30.do?sortby=ourPicks
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Yes it is. The main sun protective ingredient in this formula is zinc oxide which blocks both radiations. Plus it has minerals that aid in this as well, though much further down the ingredient list. I use this on my face. I find it needs to be reapplied, but that's what Dr.s want you to do anyway.
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I think it does contain Zinc oxide. I don't have the bottle in front of me. The reason why I think it does contain zinc oxide is because when I take a shower to wash it off the bath tub gets an orange rust like stain. My understanding is that sunscreens with zinc oxide will discolor clothing and other surfaces when washed off with well water. We have a well and it does contain iron and other minerals. So there you go. I tend to use the Rocky Mountain susnscreen for everyday use as it is fragrance free and works like a moisturizer also. You won't know its on you after you apply it.
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Active ingredients:avobenzone 3%, homosalate 10%, octinoxate 7.5%, octisalate 5%, oxybenzone 4%. Don't see parabens on the label. I get along with it very well. Doesn't burn or make my eyes water. I discovered it as it was stocked in rest rooms at Breckenridge ski area. Haven't had a pre cancer burned off in the 5 years I've been using it, which is unusual for me as I'm a 69 yr old very white boy.
1000152
This is a mostly natural lotion. It isn't a sunscreen. There aren't any sunscreen ingredients.
155785
I use this face wash 1 to 2 times everyday and I love it, I also have very sensitive skin and it dose not irritate it at all. BB cream stands for blemish balm and is promoted as an all-in-one facial cosmetic product to replace serum, moisturizer, primer, foundation and sunblock. It can be worn alone as a tinted moisturizer, over serum and moisturizer as a regular foundation, and under powder, depending on the desired amount of coverage. This face wash specializes in removing BB cream but is not limited to, it has baking soda for a deep clean and smells really good.
38884
Not stated on tube. The only quantified ingredients are: Avobenzone 3%, Octycrylene 3%, and Octysalate 5%, all 3 of which I believe are for the sunscreen properties. You can contact the manufacturer via www.nakedbee.com. I asked them a question before and they responded.
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I just looked at the list of ingredients, and there's no zinc oxide listed in either the towelettes or the lotion (I keep both handy, here in South Florida). FYI, this product is fantastic - I've used it for 2+ years, NEVER been burned (literally), and it has never stained any clothing like some others do (yellow stains, etc.).
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No, there is no oxybenzone. The active ingredients are Octinoxate 5.5% and zinc oxide 8%. My dermatologist says to stay away from chemical blocks such as oxybenzone as they actually block very little UVA (cancer causing rays) and there is no FDA regulation about how much UVA a sunscreen has to block. He says to stick with the mechanical blocks such as zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, and it must have at least 5% or greater of these. Blue Lizard is one of 3 products he recommends. It works well, but is a little heavy. Another is Elta MD, which feels much lighter and less greasy. Can't remember the 3rd product, but it's last on my list of likes after Elta MD and Blue Lizard. No, there is no oxybenzone. The active ingredients are Octinoxate 5.5% and zinc oxide 8%. My dermatologist says to stay away from chemical blocks such as oxybenzone as they actually block very little UVA (cancer causing rays) and there is no FDA regulation about how much UVA a sunscreen has to block. He says to stick with the mechanical blocks such as zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, and it must have at least 5% or greater of these. Blue Lizard is one of 3 products he recommends. It works well, but is a little heavy. Another is Elta MD, which feels much lighter and less greasy. Can't... » Read More No, there is no oxybenzone. The active ingredients are Octinoxate 5.5% and zinc oxide 8%. My dermatologist says to stay away from chemical blocks such as oxybenzone as they actually block very little UVA (cancer causing rays) and there is no FDA regulation about how much UVA a sunscreen has to block. He says to stick with the mechanical blocks such as zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, and it must have at least 5% or greater of these. Blue Lizard is one of 3 products he recommends. It works well, but is a little heavy. Another is Elta MD, which feels much lighter and less greasy. Can't remember the 3rd product, but it's last on my list of likes after Elta MD and Blue Lizard. « Show Less