Best moisturiser with spf

[supposeitmightbe]

I'm a Liz Earle user and love it but there is no spf in their moisturiser. I really need to use a moisturiser which has sun protection in as I don't want to just use a foundation with the spf in on top.

Are there any good ones that you'd recommend?

Thanks

[Bodicea]

I like the la Roche posay uv range. Not too expensive. Prefer to spend on my serum and use a relatively in expensive spf moisuriser. Or I use a bb cream with spf.

[TresDesolee]

The Boots Protect and Perfect one is really nice. They do it in factors 15, 30 and 50. It's a bit shiny/dewy but I like that

[miniHovis]

I use La Roche posay factor 50 and my normal day to day moisturiser

[MaisieDotes]

Another vote for la Roche Posay.

I use Hydraphase intense. It's really good. Smells nice, not too expensive.

I used Clarins multi-active Day for years but I actually prefer the LRP so I'm saving a fortune.

[travailtotravel]

La Roche Posay
Avene
Cetaphil do one with 15 SPF, and a cream with a factor 50 - which i just used while I was away with good success

[itsbetterthanabox]

The boots simply sensitive day moisturiser spf 15 is really nice. I was surprised. It's such a good base for makeup. Moisturises without any oiliness and doesn't irritate. Really cheap too!

[Bodicea]

Forgot to say the one I use is hydraphase UV intense rich - spf20

[specialsubject]

time for this link again:

www.bad.org.uk/for-the-public/skin-cancer/sunscreen-fact-sheet#spf-in-moisturisers

if your only outdoors time is lurching on high heels between office and cocktail bar, they are fine. If you actually spend time outdoors, farty 'spf' moisturisers aren't much use and you need real sunscreen.

[MsBojangles]

I'm using a really pleasant one at the moment by Avon

[supposeitmightbe]

Thanks all.

Liz Earle don't add spf to their moisturiser for the reasons in your link specialsubject but I'm mainly talking about days when I'm not outside a lot.

La Roche is on offer in boots too right now.