Their skin broke out because it is too oily, and they wonder if the formula changed.
“The new positively radiant (I got because they discontinued the ultra calming) makes me break out. Too oily.”
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- Sunscreen
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- Soy, avobenzone, homosalate, octisalate
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What users keep saying · from 7 reviews
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Says it pills like crazy for them.
“A lot of people moved to the radiant line but it pills like crazy for me”
Smells strongly of sunscreen, is oily and may irritate; the scent is nearly intolerable to them.
“Ya the Aveeno Positively Radiant moisturizer smells *strongly* of sunscreen, &, as someone with select but strong sensory sensitivities, it's damn near intolerable”
Loves the Positively Radiant SPF 30 moisturizer but finds it a little pricey.
“I love the moisturizer but it’s a little pricey (for me)”
Older than 36 months. These may describe an earlier version.
After a few months a rash and redness developed on their chin, which they attribute to it.
“I made the switch to the positively radiant a few months back- I’ve developed a rash/redness on my chin recently”
It irritates their skin and makes their eyes itchy.
“I tried the Positively Radiant and it irritates my skin. Itchy & itchy eyes too”
Makes them look oily and doesn't reduce redness from irritation.
“Positively Radiant spf 30 and it makes me look oily (plus doesn’t reduce any redness from irritation”
Switched to it after Ultra-Calming was discontinued and loves it, with no breakouts.
“using the Aveeno positively radiant moisturizer SPF30 ever since and have loved it. No breakouts”
Tried the Positively Radiant SPF 30 again for dry skin and found it almost drying their skin more, with patchy dryness on the chin and cheeks.
“despite its pretty thick texture, I feel like it's almost drying out my skin more.”