Anthelios UVMune 400 Invisible Fluid SPF 50+

I use La Roche-Posay UV Mune 400 line less often in the fall and winter since that's my pick for strong sun conditions which winter in Seattle you don't really get very much strong sun conditions.▶ 12:05–12:10

I just love this.▶ 14:42–14:44

I love how it feels.

It's extremely effective.▶ 14:44–14:47

UVA protection is exceptionally good.▶ 14:51–14:54

I just love the aesthetic and how it sits on my skin.▶ 14:53–14:55

It sits on the skin really nice.▶ 14:54–14:57

I find it a little bit hard to rub in if that makes sense. It has that grippiness that isn't smooth like a moisturizer that you would find with the Korean sunscreens.▶ 14:58–15:04

It ends up sitting very nicely on the skin.▶ 15:24–15:28

I think it is super cool to have a new filter and I am really impressed by the innovation behind it.▶ 9:04–9:08

It is really good at absorbing UV for the percentage included in a sunscreen it is even higher than avobenzone.▶ 9:08–9:13

It covers longer UVA wavelengths from 370 to 400 nanometres and other filters don't really cover that area that well.▶ 9:18–9:31

The sunscreens with it do seem to be a little bit on the yellow side so it does seem to absorb a bit of violet light but this probably isn't a big problem unless your skin is very pale and cool toned.▶ 9:40–9:43

I'm also pretty impressed by the clinical trials on it it seems like they are actually really trying to challenge it and put it through its paces.▶ 9:51–9:54

The differences weren't like really massive it seems to be mostly differences in pigmented spots in more pigment prone skin types.▶ 10:18–10:23

It is clearly an impressive technological improvement but in terms of practical implications for people I don't think it will be that big for most people.▶ 10:37–10:41

The biggest benefit I think is for people who might not be using the other options so for example people who work outdoors or people who don't want to wear makeup or broad brimmed hats.▶ 11:34–11:38