All three have same ingredients, supposedly hypoallergenic and fragrance free, but of course different people react differently to stuff. Went to Walmart because all the local pharms were out of the Neutro/Aveeno. It's the Walmart version (if you're in US) of a Neutrogena and Aveeno zinc baby 50 spf mineral sunscreen, Walmart "house brand" version is 1/2 price of Neutro/Aveeno. Trying Equate Baby Zinc 50 spf right now, like it. I haven't broken out, second summer using it. A bit oily feeling and shiny looking so after 15 minutes I blot my whole face with a tissue, it still feels oily though all day. A little white in the creases around my nose, I rub it to get rid of that. R/tretinoin - a place for Retin A user discussionįor Blue Lizard 50 spf sensitive, there's not much white cast if I put it on 15 minutes before I go out. R/muacjdiscussion - like here, but with a focus on makeup R/skincareaddiction - the original skincare sub R/asianbeauty - a hub for AB enthusiasts on reddit Get to know other subbies, share some accomplishments, vent some frustrations and just have fun and engage.
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