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Dermatologists praise the broad shade and undertone range, blendability, liquid texture and ability to replace foundation. They recommend it for people who historically struggle to find a tint that blends into their skin tone and note tinted sunscreen adds visible-light protection relevant to hyperpigmentation.
Dermatologist recommends the large dual-sided pad as non-harsh and hydrating; she uses its soft side as a cooling leave-on pad and the other side for gentle exfoliation, citing centella, heartleaf, hyaluronic acid and panthenol.
Two dermatologists say they love the twist-dispensed balm, find it gentle, hygienic and useful as the first step of double cleansing to remove oil-based makeup and sunscreen.
Dermatologists say the popular centella sun serum feels like a moisturizer, applies easily, and has been recommended for years to patients and friends who hate the feel of sunscreen; they report no negative feedback from those users.
Dermatologists call this cleansing oil wonderful and soothing, say it removes dirt, oil, makeup and sunscreen as a first double-cleanse step, and specifically praise that it does not irritate eyes while removing eye makeup.
Dermatologists recommend this low-BHA heartleaf foam as a second cleanse for oily or acne-prone skin, noting the formula can help oil control without being strongly irritating.
Dermatologists say this rice-based probiotic essence is hydrating, gentle and a good after-cleansing step, despite one speaker not usually using toners.