You need blue light protection to fade discoloration| Dr Dray

Описание: Today's video is about why you need blue light protection for fading skin discoloration and post acne marks. Some sunscreens can protect your skin from HEV better than others.
Sunscreens w/ iron oxides (Fitz phototype match in parentheses)
Avene mineral sunscreen fluid (4) https://bit.ly/2xR4SlF
Cotz Natural skin tone (4, 5, 6) https://bit.ly/2UqG6Aw
Cleure tinted mineral (5, 6) https://bit.ly/39m9Ox3
Altruist tinted (4) https://amzn.to/34nmjqi
Bioderma Photoderm AR (1,2, maybe 3) https://amzn.to/2VkSrqr
DermaE BB cream https://amzn.to/3aZyVGD
Fair: 1, 2
Light: 2, 3
Medium: 3, 4
Tan: 4
Deep: 5, 6
MDSolar Science mineral cream spf 30 https://bit.ly/34nhLAe
Dermablend flawless creator multi use pigment drops https://bit.ly/2xlOGJl
10N = 1, 2
Colorescience sunforgettable mineral shield (2, 3)
Cerave tinted (3, 4) https://bit.ly/2RsgliC
Neostrata sheer physical protection (1,2) https://bit.ly/34fxVeN
EltaMD UV physical (3) https://bit.ly/2L5OaW3
Heliocare mineral tolerance fluid (1,2) https://amzn.to/3aZLWzP
DRMTLGY SPF46 universal tint (3, 4) https://amzn.to/2RlKJev
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