Lamelle Helase 50

This is a great SPF! Would definitely repurchase. No white cast & super moisturizing.

I don’t have sensitive skin albeit it is rather on the dry side. I put this cream on in the morning only to completely break out by the evening. Lots of little pimples almost like a rash everywhere. I never break out. I was stupid enough to try it again a week later- my skin instantly flared up again. Lots of little bumps and very red and irritable. Seems I’m allergic to it? Not to mention it’s super thick and super greasy even for me. A little goes a long way but I still wouldn’t recommend it. Looks like my 6 year old will have some expensive sunblock added to his toiletries.

beste sonskerm wat ek al gebruik het. Sal dit aanbeveel vir almal.

I was really excited to use this but unfortunately, it isn’t for me. My skin isn’t oily but more of a dry/combination skin. After using a small amount for 2 days my skin was shiny, red and warm.

Loved it

It is a thick cream and I like that it protects against blue light as well (I work in an office). I have had no breakouts whatsoever and my skin seems to be brighter. I have an oily skin and this makes my skin very shiny so unfortunately I will not purchase this again. I believe it is more suitable for a dry skin.

I bought this product before and am very happy with it. Not the application or colour is a problem at all.

It’s a very good, comprehensive sunscreen, especially because more companies are advertising protection beyond just UV rays. The formula could spread a bit better, especially since a good even layer of sunscreen is critical in delivering on the sun protection claims. I’m not sure why Lamelle choose to formulate with benzophenone-3. There are less controversial filters out there that don’t penetrate the outer layer of skin, have lower rates of contact allergy, and don’t show the same levels of hormone disruption. That being said, I still use it, especially because it contain photolyase for active sun repair. This product has a PFA of 18 and a critical wavelength of 378nm (this information comes from Lamelle itself).