oil free moisturiser with spf - recommendations?

[ladedah]

hello, I am mid-30s and have somehow got away with never really using moisturiser 🙊 I know I need to start and especially use one with spf to prevent sun damage, but my skin can get oily throughout the day and any moisturiser I've tried doesn't ever seem to sink in very well. I thought a gel formula or something very light might be good, so does anyone have any recommendations? Ones I've seen so far that looked promising were a simple brand lotion and a superdrug one with grape extract...?

[Wolfiefan]

A moisturiser really won't work as a sun screen.

[ledgeoffseason]

Get hada labo japanese spf50 through Amazon. Like a light gel moisturiser, once on you'd never know its there.

[ladedah]

thanks ledge had a look at the Japanese ones but they seemed more like sunscreen, I think what I need is very light/easily absorbed product which is mostly a moisturiser but also with added spf

[SpicedGingerTea]

www.boots.com/en/Boots-Simply-Sensitive-Day-Moisturiser-SPF15-125ml_1189241/

I also have oily skin and use this. I know the spf isn't high, but I never sit out in midday sun or sunbathe - if I was on holiday I would use something higher, but this suits me for everyday.

[MadSprocker]

I like an Origins one, but costs ££

[ophiotaurus]

I use smashbox camera ready BB cream which is spf 35. It's also tinted though so not sure if that's what you're looking for.

[supersonic999]

Estée Lauder Daywear oil free spf 25