Moisturiser with SPF50+ ? (Korean fans, can you help?)

[CuntryLiving]

I use a broad spectrum SPF50 on my face every day to protect my skin from the sun (pale, approaching a certain age, previous skin cancer).

I want one that soaks right in and moisturises, more of a moisturiser than a sun cream, but it needs to be the SPF 50+. I don't want to just use sunscreen as it's greasy and feels and looks horrible and white on your face. I also don't want to use 2 products. Does anyone use anything like this that they'd recommend? Thanks.

[DingleberryDip]

Bioré sunscreens are popular.

[GreenSand]

Heliocare gel and borie are in my Amazon buys from the last thread.
I've settled on eucerin, but not sure its a moisturiser I don't moisturise, but did need daily suncream

[ItsAllGoingToBeFine]

OP, please forgive me if you already know this but there is not that much difference between SPF30 and SPF50 (I had always assumed it was a linear scale).

It's just that if you felt able to use a lower SPF you may find a greater choice of products.

[CuntryLiving]

Oh ItsAllGoingToBeFine I had no idea about that, thanks, I suppose I just wanted maximum protection, but 30 looks fine on that scale.
Dingle Thanks, I use Biore at the moment, but it doesn't say it's a moisturiser, and doesn't feel very moistening, iyswim. But it really does sink in nicely and not leave a greasy layer like other sunscreens, so that's why I use it.
Greensand I'm a bit hesitant to try heliocare gel, as I have the tinted moisturiser which is SPF50 and it is a little bit greasy like sun screen.
Maybe I'm being too fussy! Thank you all though.

[plasticbanana]

You could try Shiseido Senka.

It's much more moisturising than Bioré Watery Essence, but does sink in and leaves a more silicone feeling than a greasy one. Apparently you're supposed to use all chemical sunscreens straight onto bare skin, before any moisturising layer.

[CuntryLiving]

Brilliant, thank you Plasticbanana. I do put serum on beforehand sometimes, so must remember not to do that.