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In the winter months I wear SPF on my face every day, but not on my body since I’m always wearing at least one long-sleeved shirt, and probably also a sweater and a jacket, scarf etc. if I’m outdoors. I am currently testing some Korean sunscreens recommended by Lab Muffin Beauty Science on YouTube. For basic skincare I use a mix of products from The Ordinary (cleanser, AHA, and moisturizer) and Paula’s Choice (retinol). I use both a plain moisturizer and a separate SPF product because many of them sting my eyes or are too sticky/occlusive. I also need them to be fragrance-free, which is an extra challenge. I’ve been using Korean face SPF because the formulations are so lovely to wear. As someone else said upthread, I wear SPF every day because I use retinol. For my body, I’ve been using CereMedX lotion and cream, which I get from Amazon. It works better for me than CeraVe.

I use this daily face moisturizer and it contains SPF 15. It's part of my daily routine and I use it partly because it has a low SPF sunscreen quality to it (the product also works well for my skin). In the summer if I'm doing outdoor activities I also apply more powerful dedicated sunscreen to my face and reapply as needed depending on how long I'm outside. This is mostly on weekends and not during the workweek.

No one wants to admit how true #5 is

There's Burgh'ers

I can’t speak to this specific item but WFH is the strip has the best selection I’ve found (products skew Chinese but they also have other East Asian items).

Didn't use it much at all, maybe in the summer if we were outside a lot or went to the beach for vacation, until I got a carcinoma on my face when I was in my early 50's. Now I wear a moisturizer with sunscreen every day, and layer a makeup with sunscreen over it. If I'll be outside much, I add sunscreen to the mix. Going to try the Trader Joe's brand, have read some good things about it.

I only wear sunscreen when UV index is 3+

Thank you and I agree. She grew up in the desert southwest and 100% attributes her skin, lack of wrinkles, etc to Pittsburgh weather (good or bad...lol)

I can't believe that she is 84, you have great genes! BTW, take care of this lovely lady. Both of my parents were healthy, active, and looked much younger than their years until they turned 85 and 86 and things went south like a rocket. Cherish her. ❤️

Hi. I’m that person from the Philadelphia sub. We’d be rooting for the Steelers because PA love and you guys hate us WAYYY more than we even think about you. I’ve rooted for the Steelers many times.

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As a fan of Pittsburgh from Philadelphia, I officially approve.

Where is her house located in the area? Some contractors will only work in specific parts of the city.

You should try romania, great music and everybody is having fun until 8 am

Your mom’s beautiful—doesn’t look 84 at all!

As the second eagles fan in Pittsburgh, I officially approve.

just fyi

> "City to Replace All Traffic Lights with Intersection-Sized Bumper Cars for More 'Pittsburgh-Style' Commutes"

Walking down Grant St this morning about 7 AM, I saw a guy who wants to sign up for that program, because he roared right through the red light at Grant & 7th.

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So, you think I'm the typical user? And what exactly does the frequency of my usage have to do with what kind of driver I am? That doesn't make sense. Period.

i said i was a steelers fan - not a nuanced thinker.

And some people refuse to believe that they could be a part of a group that engages in behavior they don't agree with or like so they make vague, generic arguments that don't actually address any specific points....

A single counter example-- Kat Von D. She's a famous tattoo artist with a cluster of small stars tattooed on her face.

Another counter example-- I knew a guy who got teardrop tattoos on his face and he's just a dude who likes shitty tattoos. He's an artist and ne'er-do-well but really doesn't have any designs on being a gangster.

You know, you're able to make inferences based on bias too. How do you know that this isn't one of them?