Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Sunscreen Lotion - SPF 30
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What daily spf do you recommend?Thread Analysis: The user is asking about a product, specifically a daily SPF moisturizer
Thread Analysis: The user is asking about a product, specifically a daily SPF moisturizer
Neutrogena makes a Clear Face Serum Sunscreen w/ Green Tea SPF 60. No cast, doesn’t get greasy and behaves under your makeup. Only seen it at pharmacies lately.
[Sun Care] [Product Request] Been convincing my husband to use sunscreen, but he doesn’t like the stickinessThread Analysis: The user is asking for sunscreen recommendations, specifically looking for one that is lightweight and offers good protection.
Thread Analysis: The user is asking for sunscreen recommendations, specifically looking for one that is lightweight and offers good protection.
The Neutrogena Ultra-sheer lotion is actually pretty good. I hate sticky sunscreen too. I use this on my arms, neck, and chest. It doesn't stink either.
[Sun Care] - does an affordable sunscreen for blackhead prone skin exist?Thread Analysis: The user is discussing their struggles with finding an affordable sunscreen that works well on blackhead-prone skin and comparing their experience with other sunscreens.
Thread Analysis: The user is discussing their struggles with finding an affordable sunscreen that works well on blackhead-prone skin and comparing their experience with other sunscreens.
Have you tried neutrogena’s ultra sheer dry touch 30 spf? It’s 5 fl oz for about $12-13 My understanding is any chemical-based sunscreen (atleast the ones we have in the US) are likely to cause burning/stinging on the eyes. I use a mineral sunscreen on my eye area, lasts a super long time since it’s such a tiny amount. I then cover the white cast with a concealer (I just do eyebrows & lashes, no foundation). I’ve thought about trying a tinted mineral sunscreen for this purpose, but I’m super pale and not sure if any would match my skin lol