Review: IQQU Advance Sunscreen & Acne Serum

I’ve been using IQQU Sunscreen ($28.99) since around August 2009 and have been absolutely loving it. I did a video review on it previously but the quality of the video is less than satisfactory so I took it down. This time round I’m also sharing my opinion on the IQQU Acne Serum ($28.99). Currently these products are only available for purchase online. I’m so excited to finally found a sunscreen that doesn’t have a sunscreen smell, works well on my skin (no icky or sticky feeling), non-greasy and fits right into my daily day skin regime. I love the fact that the product delivers just about everything it promises. Ships internationally and costs about RM120+ (previously priced at about $32 + $5 shipping I think) with shipping after conversion. For those wondering, I have normal to combination skin. IQQU Beauty: www.iqqubeauty.com Review: IQQU Advance Sunscreen SPF35 UVA/UVB blissful-belle.blogspot.com Michelle Phan: What’s in My Purse? www.youtube.com (MP demonstrates applying sunscreen over make up) Thank you to Michelle Phan (www.youtube.com and the dermatologists she works with for bringing these wonderful products. In the video: Charm Bracelet from Chomel Singapore Watch from Fossil Dress is from FOS (RM39 only!) Beauty Blog: blissful-belle.blogspot.com Beauty Twitter: www.twitter.com Personal Blog: elixelle.blogspot.com Twitter: www.twitter.com FTC: I did not receive any compensation for this video. This is my honest opinion on the product.

Is Sunscreen SPF Additive Amongst Products [DermTV.com Epi #72]

Via www.dermtv.com – A common question asked about sunscreen is whether or not SPF amongst products is additive. For example, does your foundation with a SPF of 15 increase your total SPF to 45 if you’re also wearing a sunscreen with an SPF of 30? Dr. Schultz will explain.

Does Sunscreen Work After Its Expiration Date?

Via www.dermtv.com – It’s the first day of the summer and, while dusting off your beach towels, you happen to come across an “old” bottle of sunscreen that expired months ago. But does that mean that this “expired” sunscreen won’t protect you from the sun? You might be surprised to hear what Dr. Schultz has to say about this. But perhaps an even more important question is why haven’t you been using your sunscreen?

Why You Need to Use Sunscreen Every Day

Via www.dermtv.com – We sincerely hope that you wear sunscreen while relaxing at the beach, lounging alongside the pool or doing an activity outside. But do you wear sunscreen every other time you’re outdoors? We’re sure you’ll be able to guess what Dr. Schultz thinks about this and when you should and shouldn’t be wearing sunscreen.

Does Doubling Sunscreen SPF Double Protection?

Via www.dermtv.com – In regards to many things, people tend to subscribe to a “more is better” philosophy. For example, who can argue with the fact that more chocolate is better? But is a higher SPF sunscreen really better for you? You might be surprised to hear what Dr. Schultz has to say. Maybe that bottle of SPF 15 is just what the doctor ordered.

In What Order Do You Apply Sunscreen [DermTV.com Epi #74]

Via www.dermtv.com – Many people are confused about what order in their skincare regiment they should be applying sunscreen. Dr. Schultz will tell you when to apply it in order for it to be most effective.

Why You Should Apply Sunscreen First [DermTV.com Epi #75]

Via www.dermtv.com – While we believe that in order to get the best protection from the sun possible, you should apply your sunscreen first, a lot of people ask, “why?” Dr. Schultz explains.

Most Common Mistake Made When Applying Sunscreen

Via www.dermtv.com – Concealer. Cleanser. Sunscreen. Blush. Moisturizer. The list of ointments and makeup that women can apply to their face goes on and on, and the order in which they should be applied isn’t so intuitive. Should you apply your sunscreen first or last? What about everything else? Dr. Schultz will explain the proper order for applying everything and why.

How to Choose the Right Sunscreen

Via www.dermtv.com – First and foremost, it’s better to use some sunscreen (even if it’s not the right one) than no sunscreen at all. But if you have a choice, should you use one with “broad spectrum” protection? What’s the difference between UV-A and UV-B? Dr. Schultz will explain what the key terms on sunscreen labels mean and how to determine which sunscreen is right for you.

SKIN DOCTOR: What Is The Best Sunscreen?

Dr. Butterwick a Dermatologist at the La Jolla Spa MD explains the best sunscreen we can use to protect our skin. Share your skin care story and find more information at www.EmpowHer.com. Send this to a friend.