Wednesday, March 26, 2025

Faces Love Ultra Violette Sunscreen

Photo: SkinRocks
Ultra Violette Sunscreen is a cult favorite manufactured in Australia, where wearing sunscreen daily is a must due to the continent's close proximity to the sun. Not only does sunscreen shield faces from developing cancer, it shields them from premature aging.

Ultra Violette Sunscreen formulas are hailed for their dewy, hydrating, and luminous finishes. They contain some skin benefits like vitamin C and panthenol, ingredients that smooth and brighten the skin. An application leaves no white cast and works well under makeup as a primer to smooth out skin texture.

Queen Screen is lightweight and serum-like, while Supreme Screen has a creamy texture with a satin finish.

Ultra Violette Sunscreens are on the pricey side. Recently a similar product I use, L'Oreal Miracle Blurr, has been discontinued. So I'll need a replacement.
It's great knowing about popular cult sun protection like Ultra Violette Sunscreen both to stay up-to-date on skincare and to grab one should we see the product at a good price at T.J. Maxxx.

Here are 2 face primers below with SPF 30 from NYX and Neutrogena ... I'll have to try when my tube of Miracle Blur is empty.
Do you have a favorite face primer with SPF 30 or higher?


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  1. PatriciaMarch 26, 2025 at 5:42 AM

    Yes, we sure do need good sunscreen in Australia, and I wear it every day. I have never noticed the Ultra Violette brand, but now I will look out for it. Meanwhile, there are a large variety of brands for us, many at the supermarket. I wear a Nivea SPF30 day cream every day. When I leave the house, especially to walk outside, I add SPF50 roll-on to face, neck and arms. My foundation make-up is Clarins, and is SPF15 as well. Despite all of this, I have had a few early cancers cut off my face, and have two little scars from that. Queensland is unfortunately a world leader in the incidence of melanoma.

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    1. Debra TurnerMarch 27, 2025 at 11:12 PM

      Trish, I thought of you when I wrote this blog, as well as, the next blog that's I written and will publish tonight because both are subjects we've discussed in comments. You have made me aware of how close Austraila is to the sun. Friday's is a food blog. :)

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