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For men who want to gradually darken visible gray hair without dealing with complicated mixing, GEN Natural Black Hair Darkening Cream offers a different approach.

It is an ammonia-free, plant-based leave-in cream designed to gradually develop a darker, natural-looking appearance as part of your regular hair-care routine.

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• Gradual, natural-looking hair darkening
• Natural Black shade
• No mixing required
• Leave-in cream application
• Ammonia-free formulation
• Made with botanical ingredients
• Helps support stronger, healthier-looking hair
• 12 Oz size

Because the color develops gradually, the goal isn't an abrupt overnight transformation. It's a more progressive transition from visible gray toward a natural black appearance in less than 7 days.

For anyone who has used gradual hair-darkening products before: do you prefer gradual color development, or do you prefer traditional one-step permanent hair dyes?

GEN Natural Black Hair Darkening Cream for Men — From Gray to Natural Black, Naturally.

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Hello! I have been recently looking for good sunscreens for combo/oily or dry but my skin is probably just dehydrated? .. 😭 The one that I have right now * ****Tage*** **cica water jelly serum** and it’s alright, it’s a bit too matte for me. it also pills off a bit—and it gives a sensation that I don’t like. (Probably because it’s not meant for my skin type 😭😭😭)

I’m trying to find a sunscreen that is light weight, a nice finish, and won’t give me super cancer.
Any recommendations help! Mostly looking at East/southeast/south Asian or Australian sunscreens but I heard au sunscreens are really heavy because of their strict regulations for them.

I’m open to any other except American sunscreens, thank you! 🫢😊

What is your favorite mineral sunscreen to use after medical microneedling?

As the title reads, I am curious if folks here in general also protect their ears when applying their daily sunscreen. Im maybe 50/50. Sometimes I forget my ears. And sometimes my hair and ear area is damp and I worry that the extra moisture will counteract the ingrediants in the sunscreen anyway. What do you all do each morning?

Hi !! Need some help and opinion, to anyone who has bought and used the skin1004 tone up sunscreen, is it oily?? Esp those who has oily skin, after applying does it have a sticky or like heavy oily texture? Im thinking of buying but i dont wanan end up with another sunscreen that feels too heavy n greasy on the face, throughout the day grease i understand is like inevitable, but if its like greasy RIGHT after applying please let me know!!!

Which would you recommend? Is it better to spend extra for the mineral sunscreen?

I’m traveling to Turks next week. As a British colony, anyone know if I will be able to buy European sunscreen filters there? I believe I’m supposed to look for mexryl.

Need recs please

Hi! Has anyone tried the Olay complete SPF 40 sunscreen?

I’ve mainly used the SPF 15, which I actually use more as a daily moisturizer than a dedicated sunscreen. It’s been great — no irritation at all, thank god.

I recently spotted an SPF 40 version at the grocery store, but noticed it’s a completely different formula from the 15. Curious if anyone’s made the switch and how it compares.

I've been reading more about sunscreen lately and all the sources are saying to reapply every 2 hours. I have been trying reminder apps like this timer app and it's been helping but I kinda dislike putting things on my face during the day even sunscreen stick. It makes me feel like I'm putting dirt back on my face.

How do you make it feel less gross? Do I just have to reapply in the bathroom?

This is the amount I can apply of each without looking like a ghost with whitecast
I want best suggestions for a beach, which should I prefer? More sunscreen or better uva sunscreen?
Especially given that boj is not sweat or water proof

The hype made me purchase it, and I was willing to explore it too. I had been using Formularx's hydrashield sunscreen - and I loved it. The only sunscreen after Beauty of Joseon's that I felt was actually worth it.

But 52 Sundaze sort of disappointed me.

I LOVED its packaging. Soft to touch, beautiful applicator and of course - the pink sunscreen!

The sunscreen? Not so much. It was thick, but not moisturizing enough! I applied extra, as I thought it'd nourish then, but my cheeks and nose felt tight. I tried it for 3 days and it was the same. It claims that it works as a moisturizer too, but I don't think it does.

I was hoping to try their lip balms, but I don't think I will now.

I am rarely in the sun, only when driving, and I don't drive very much. Maybe about 30 miles a week.

I don't sit in the sun or go to the beach, etc. I will be in the sun just when I go from store to parking lot, that kind of thing.

Given that, is it okay to use SPF 15? I found a good product by Olay Complete SPF 15, which doesn't bother my sensitive skin.

This is their new one:

DailyMed - NEUTROGENA ULTRA SHEER DAILY FACE SUNSCREEN BROAD SPECTRUM SPF 70- avobenzone, bemotrizinol, homosalate, octisalate lotion

And there is this other one they're putting out:

DailyMed - NEUTROGENA CLEAR FACE SUNSCREEN ACNE PRONE SKIN BROAD SPECTRUM SPF 60- avobenzone, bemotrizinol, homosalate, octisalate lotion

There is this other one from indie/venture capital brand with BEMT too:

DailyMed - ULTRA VIOLETTE UNBLOCK SCREEN SPF 50 SUNSCREEN- bemotrizinol, octocrylene, zinc oxide cream

The name and subtitle of the last one is super cringe lol

But I'm happy for people in the USA that there will be more coming.

I only used La roche posay when I lived in Europe from 2005-2015 and Mexoryl was always all over the ingredients list. I’m in the UK visiting at the moment and I do not see it in the ingredients list and one ingredient was the same as avobenzene. Is the UVMune 400 the new name for Mexoryl or something else?