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Tinted moisturisers with SPF for sensitive skin?

19 replies

MoragG · 17/07/2016 21:35

Can anyone recommend a tinted moisturiser with a fairly high SPF that's good for sensitive skin? I have just tried a Bobbi Brown product, but I'm obviously allergic to it, as my lips started to swell up. This is not the first time I've experience this with moisturisers - the more expensive they are, the more it seems I am likely to react - have had similar experience with Clarins and Dermalogica moisturisers.

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Paperkins · 17/07/2016 21:36

SunSense Daily Face

sparechange · 17/07/2016 21:38

REN BB cream
Their products are great for sensitive skin and it has great coverage

kittymewslie · 17/07/2016 21:46

www.bareminerals.co.uk/Complexion-Rescue-Tinted-Hydrating-Gel-Cream/UKmastercomrescue,en_GB,pd.html

Bare minerals complexion rescue. I have very sensitive skin, and can't even use silicones without causing a flare up. This one is fantastic for me.

mumsnit · 17/07/2016 21:48

I have sensitive skin and currently use The Body Shop CC cream although only SPF 20 - not sure if that's high enough? Think there are 3 shades to choose from.

Acopyofacopy · 17/07/2016 21:51

Boots No. 7 BB cream, only SPF 15 but I use SPF 30 underneath.

CurbsideProphet · 18/07/2016 16:56

My Dermatologist recommended daily face from the Sunsense range. I'm pale and have sensitive skin (dermatitis). It doesn't irritate and it doesn't look beige/orange. I also find it's a nice base for a bit of make up on a hot day.

MoragG · 18/07/2016 21:01

Thanks all!

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goiaba · 18/07/2016 23:15

Do you know which ingredient are you allergic to? It might be good to do a test to discover, so you won't have to deal with the discomfort anymore.

My suggestion would be for you to try Bareminerals or Laura Mercier.

CeeCee00 · 18/07/2016 23:19

Clinique City Block is spf 40 (broad spectrum), covers well and from what I've read has a good reputation for sensitive skin. I use it and love it.

miniswin · 18/07/2016 23:24

Second Bare Minerals complexion rescue, it's brilliant.

signalred · 19/07/2016 23:03

Oooooo if you have already bought Heliocare is great and I've tried them ALL

phoolani · 20/07/2016 13:56

Chantecaille Just Skin. £££ but just lovely. Supposedly good for sensitive skin, but as I have skin with the sensitivity of an elephant, I can't confirm that.

AuroraPolaris · 20/07/2016 14:11

You could try Clinique CC cream spf30. Be aware that the colour becomes a bit lighter after a few minutes of wear, at least on me ;)
LRP have a tinted spf50 which is proper sun block, but I did not get along with it.

MoragG · 21/07/2016 06:24

I've never discovered what it is that I'm allergic to - how would I do a test?

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lastnightiwenttomanderley · 21/07/2016 06:36

I wear this every day:
m.boots.com/h5/cat_hub?unCountry=uk&path=%2Fen%2FNo7-Protect-Perfect-Intense-ADVANCED-BB-Facial-Sun-Protection-SPF50-Fair-50ml_1604008%2F
It's with the sun cream rather than the no7 make up but has the right level of tint for me with spf50 too, what's not to like! I have quite sensitive skin and this is the only thing I use. Not sure if I'm as sensitive as you but worth a try?

twoboots1 · 21/07/2016 06:38

If you have an SPF that suits your skin already add a drop of your foundation and you have the product you should be fine with.
I tend to use a separate moisturiser/ serum as part of skin prep and then mix my SPF
as above. Either with a brush or fingers.
You can increase your coverage by increasing the foundation element.

mrsmortis · 21/07/2016 09:13

Or how about something like this that can be used over make up?

www.bioderma.com/en/our-products/hydrabio/eau-de-soin-spf-30

I use a foundation with SPF 25 and then I top up my SPF as needed with this spray.

CurbsideProphet · 21/07/2016 18:08

Morag I am v sensitive to lanolin, sodium laurel sulfate, and silicones. Might be worth looking at ingredients lists of toiletries that you have had a reaction to?

Mazzylou · 28/03/2020 01:20

Yes....Nivea . Honestly. The brand moisturises and has excellent spf.

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