It does, however, market itself as being reef-safe because there's no oxybenzone. Unlike my previous sunscreen, Coola's Sun Silk Drops is not a mineral sunscreen. I feel more comfortable staring at screens for hours when I wear this sunscreen The sunscreen drops also have acid for intense moisture, neroli flower extract to help calm and soothe, antioxidants to help protect against free radical damage, and botanical cell actives to help protect against blue light damage. The formula is silky and smells amazing though the color is interesting, like a strange mixture of milk and a touch of glitter.
COOLA SUNSCREEN COUPON SKIN
Coola's Sun Silk Drops sunscreen also happens to meet all those requirements and more, protecting your skin when you're outside in the sun and inside in front of a screen. I loved the EltaMD UV Clear sunscreen I was using for years previously, and it checked all the boxes so it was hard to replace. I can't stand skin-care products that absorb too slowly, are sticky, or are heavy on my skin. Seeing the pink bottle every morning gives me joy in a Marie Kondo-like way, but I'm very picky when it comes to the way products actually feel on my face. Unfortunately for my bank account, there is a high chance that I'll buy another bottle again. Price-wise, $46 seemed outrageous for a 1-ounce bottle of sunscreen but by that point, I was too invested and really wanted to try it, so I bought it and told myself that I'd only buy it once and never again. I was initially drawn to the packaging - it's pink and the dropper-style bottle was unusual for a sunscreen.
COOLA SUNSCREEN COUPON FULL
I came across Coola's Full Spectrum 360 Sun Silk Drops SPF 30, a sunscreen specifically formulated to help protect against both UV rays and blue light, at Sephora one day. This $46 sunscreen protects against UV rays and blue light that comes from screens My beloved EltaMD UV Clear sunscreen lacked specific protection against blue light omitted from screens, and after staring at my computer all day and then staring at my television once I get home, I decided to switch up my sunscreen to add more protection against blue light. SPF is still recommended, but the fact that I'm exposed to screens more than I am to actual sunlight now began to worry me.
Some studies have suggested that blue light from computer, phone, and tablet screens can lead to premature aging and skin damage, though the sun's UVA and UVB rays are much larger sources.
After years of using the same facial sunscreen, once I realized how much screen time I was getting after starting a new job here at Insider Picks, it was time for a slight change.
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