Sunscreen is something that should be worn all year long, especially during the summer.
Sunscreen is for life, not just for summer. Sunscreen should be worn every day even when it’s cloudy because clouds only block 20% of UV rays. Wearing sunscreen every day protects your skin from premature aging, shields your skin from UV and UVB rays while ensuring your skin barrier isn’t harmed. It’s important to know that 80-90% of skin aging is caused by the sun’s UV radiation which can lead to skin cancer, hyperpigmentation, and acne. I did some research and found some sunscreens that had great reviews, were perfect for all skin types, and wouldn’t cause acne:
This sunscreen is silicone-free and lightweight with nourishing ingredients that help hydrate your skin. Made the rose and raspberry extract it’s perfect for oily and dry skin.
The invisible sunscreen is transparent and absorbs instantly into your skin which means it works well with makeup. The sunscreen is also lightweight and breathable making it great for everyday wear.
This sunscreen was recommended to me by my dermatologist and it works great for my oily prone skin. It has a matte finish and absorbs fast into the skin making it feel like you never even put it on.
Although it’s pricey it’s essentially worth it because it functions as a sunscreen, makeup primer, and pore-smoother.
Not only does it protect your skin from the sun it also offers protection from blue light due to the non-nano zinc oxide ingredients.
Made with avocado oil, baobab seed oil, aloe vera extract, and shea butter this sunscreen is made to hydrate your skin while protecting it from the harmful rays of the sun.
Lightweight and perfect to wear under makeup and last all day. It’s also cruelty-free, fast-absorbing, water-resistant, and ultra-moisturizing.
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