What daily sunscreen do you use?

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Good afternoon

So after discovering Glycolic pads, I need to up the SPF. I have classic combination skin. Is La Roche-Posay a good buy? Or any other recommendations please. Thank you

I couldn't get along with LRP. It felt like it just sat on top of my skin and my make up slid off.

I really like Biore watery essence. It's around £7 on Amazon from Japan and it's amazing stuff. I bought it after a recommendation on here.

la roche was visible on my skin
I'm using boots anti pollution primer ape 30. its ok but biore or shisido amazon is better. pb the brown tub is good too

I use Superdrug vitamin E cream with SPF.

In the summer I use Boots own sunscreen.

I'm interested to know this too. I have been using moisturiser with SPF for years but only recently found out that SPF relates to UVB whereas most skin ageing comes from UVA . I can only find proper sunscreens with 5 star UVA protection and those are too oily for every day for me.

I take it the ones mentioned catch UVA too?

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Would someone mind posting a link to the biore one they use please? There’s a few different ones on amazon.

Boots Soltan for sensitive face is pretty good and really cheap. I don't wear foundation on top though, just a bit of concealer so I don't know if it works with makeup on top.

Princess, I actually got it from eBay (sorry, can't do clicky link on my phone):

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F152906266147

Simple Protecting moisturiser - It's SPF 30. Works for me and I'm a Celt in Africa!

Wow, that link doesn't work at all .

If you search eBay, it's one of the first results that comes up. It's a few pence short of £7.

another vote for Biore - best I've ever used. No nasty white casting, and bloody cheap!

Thanks mcdougal, this one?

That's the one, princess. I wouldn't use anything else now. Being a bargain helps

Thanks for the replies. Re La Roche-Posay did you use the ultra light one?

I definitely need one to go under my Bobbi Brown Vitamin enriched face base then foundation stick. The tinted moisturiser I have had an SPF15 but I read on another thread that after using Glycolic acid the sunscreen needs to be used after before anything else on top to be effective?

I’m a bit skeptical about ordering from Japan, is that the only place to purchase the Biore?

I used the ultra light one and it just wouldn't sink in. My face felt tacky the whole time I had it on.

I think you can buy Biore from UK sellers but it's the same product and looks like it's still in Japanese packaging. Oh and they've doubled the price too .

Clinique City Block spf25. I have used it for years and it gives me no bother, I have problem skin if I'm not careful.

Clinique do a City Block spf 40. I use it alone in the summer, in place of tinted moisturiser and it leaves a nice finish.

Thank you for the replies, will def investigate Biore & Clinique

At this time of year, one of 2 La Roche Posay ones (neither are Anthelios which gives me terrible cystic acne)

www.lookfantastic.com/la-roche-posay-hydraphase-uv-intense-light-50ml/11091832.html?rctxt=default. SPF20 broad spectrum

www.lookfantastic.com/la-roche-posay-effaclar-duo-spf30-40ml/11434756.html SPF30

In high summer, on days when I’m out in the mid day sun I use the www.kiehls.co.uk/skin-care/category/sun-care/ultra-light-daily-defense-spf-50/1811.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIlfmKic3s2QIVS77tCh29gwpCEAQYASABEgKVzvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CMf7s4vN7NkCFaGg7QodtpoPug SPF50

I love the LRP ultra light F50

It's a minefield isn't it...and not cheap navigating it!

Heliocare

I didn't like La Roche Posay for the same reason as PP.

I use the Shiseido Sun Protecton Liquid. Have never burnt while wearing it and I'm in Australia.

Nivea water gel - buy it off amazon from Japan it’s the best thing since sliced bread .

I also have the skinseuticals suncreams , LRP , neostrata , dermaquest , a biore one from Japan (amazon ! ) . All brands I’d suggest xx

I swear by Dermalogica Dynamic Skin Recovery spf50. To me it just feels like a great moisturiser. Expensive - but lasts for ages.

christmastreewithhairyfairy all of the 3 I mentioned are broad spectrum (ie catch UVA & UVB rays).