| I want to start wearing this every day to avoid sun damage. Need something non greasy and light. Don't mind spending a bit more for right product, but low cost is ok, too. Prefer fragrance free. |
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Philosophy hope in a jar is SPF 25 and lightweight. It does have a slight sunblock smell, but I like it. it is about $40 per tube.
Kerstin Florian is SPF 30 has almost no smell and feels Great. It Is more expensive and a smaller tube, but has no sunblock odor. |
| Anthelios. Expensive, but I work outside. has halted sun damage for me. |
| My derm recommends the Neutrogena products and you can get them at Target/CVS. |
| Keys. It's not exactly light but I find it's Ok if I put it on and the wait about 15 min to do makeup. |
| Aveeno Positively Radiant SPF 30 is great. |
| Cerave AM. I buy it online. |
PP, which one? I'm a NP, I work outside too, and I have found personally that the 15 SPf anthelios is "not quite enough" (bc it's ... only 15), whereas the 40 SPF Anthelios does do the job of blocking sun for someone who works outdoors, BUT, it also leaves me ghosty face since it gets that extra SPF from titanium dioxide. (and the 60 SPF ones by La Roche Posay are not recommended by EWG due to their ingredient list). |
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Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair SPF 30
It's really worked well for me. My complexion is one of the few things about my appearance that I'm pleased with. |
| Peter thomas Roth moisture defense lotion |
| Another vote for Cerave AM. |
| Olay Regenerist 50 - I think it comes in fragrance free now. |
Third vote for this. |
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I love this one by Hydropeptide (spy 30). I wear it every single day under my makeup. I have very sensitive skin too.
http://www.hydropeptide.com/products/SPF%3A-Anti%252dWrinkle-UV-Protection.html |
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For those of you who have recommended products, does your skin normally dry out from regular sunscreen lotions?
Mine is ultra-sensitive and I don't want to invest in something that either dries out my face, or makes it break out. To date, most everything does one or the other. Yes my skin is really that ridiculous... |