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Showing posts with label SPF 30. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SPF 30. Show all posts

Friday, February 21, 2014

Innisfree Real Skin CC Cream SPF30 PA++ - Review and Swatches

I have read a lot of cc cream reviews and always heard that cc creams of Korean brands are better than the ones we get here in the market. The earlier ones I tried were samples from Elisha Coy and Rojukiss. They were tiny samples and were a big color mismatch. Lately however I got the chance to try out the Innisfree Real Skin CC Cream. Let me tell you how it fared on me.
Innisfree Real Skin CC Cream SPF30 PA++ - Review and Swatches
Innisfree Real Skin CC Cream SPF30 PA++ - Review and Swatches
Innisfree Real Skin CC Cream comes in a cute classy pump bottle. I really liked the packaging. The outer packaging as well as the bottle come in a soothing light color. The version I have is a red color corrector. The details about the product are listed on the outer box but unfortunately there is no ingredient list.

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Vedic Line+ SunProctor SPF 30 - Review

Summers are here at their harshest best. This is the time when a good sunscreen becomes important. I recently got the Vedic Line+ SunProctor for my daily sun protection needs. This is a PARABEN free product with a host of natural ingredients.
Vedic Line+ SunProctor - Review
Vedic Line+ SunProctor - Review

Vedic Line+ SunProctor - Packaging & Price

I like the name given to this sunscreen - a sun protector. The sunscreen comes in a travel friendly tube which is a gorgeous orange in color. It has a flip cap that shuts nicely and is safe to carry in your purse.

Vedic Line+ SunProctor - Review
Vedic Line+ SunProctor - Review
The Vedic Line+ SunProctor has an SPF of 30 and protects against both UVA and UVB rays. The company claims that it protects for a good nine hours. I usually don't stay in the sun that long so I cannot say much about that claim. The instructions on the back do suggest you apply it 2-3 times a day as required. It is usually recommended that you reapply your sunscreen after every 4 hours to ensure maximum protection from the UV rays.

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