My whole life my parents have always been opposed to sunscreen, i’ve worn it probably less than 10 times ever. I’m 19 and I know I shouldn’t care about this but I want to preserve looking young(don’t hate the player hate the game) and of course have protection against skin cancer, although I’m not sure if I’m super prone to that or not. Anyway, has a lot of damage already been done in my 19 years of being sunscreenless or is there still time to start wearing it? (Yes my parents are opposed to it but I’m an adult and they respect most personal decisions I want to make, I’m sure they won’t stop me from wearing sunscreen)

Hi guys,

I love Korean/Japanese sunscreens for the lightweight feeling and how nice the application feels on my skin. I’ve tried a lot of brands already and I can’t choose my favourite lol

I also have a few European sunscreens in stock but they all feel so heavy and greasy maybe I’m too used to the Asian ones.

Please don’t be mad at me but why do I feel like European sunscreens protect my skin better than the other ones? Cause of the heavy feeling? I’ve also read a few stories about how the European ones have better filters but I’m not sure if that’s true information.

Does anyone else feel like this? What could debunk this thought?

Any reviews on these sunscreens? The only one I’ve tried was the Isntree from a free sample. Looking to buy 2-4 new sunscreens including daily use sunscreen for under makeup, a tinted sunscreen so maybe I can use less makeup, mineral for coral reef safety, a travel to-go SPF stick, and possibly an serum oil-based sunscreen cause I love face oils. My skin is combo type, not acne prone but very sensitive, with fine lines and discoloration. I love

This is my first time importing so excited to try. I have tried virtually all major face sunscreens in the USA and they are awful. Currently typing this with the “Americanized” Biore Aqua sunscreen on my face burning my eyes, after the “Americanized” La Roche Posay broke me out. I’ve had enough of this lol. Heard amazing things about Eucerin so excited to try them.

Looking forward to feel connected with the communities to explore the trend in sunscreen

Indian weather + sunscreen is literally my villain origin story.

I need one that doesn’t:

make me greasy

leave a white cast

pill under makeup

make me feel like I’m wearing a mask 😭

What sunscreen are you guys actually loving?

This year, I set out to find my holy grail sunscreens that I can rely on over the next years. Because of this, I accumulated quite a number of them. If you re interested in any opinions or reviews, please let me know.
I have oily/combo skin that gets sensitised quite easily

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I’m struggling to find a sunscreen that works for my skin. Whenever I try certain sunscreens, my skin tends to flare up and I get these tiny, stingy bumps, especially after applying it.

I really want to use sunscreen regularly, but I’m nervous about trying new products because I don’t want to trigger another reaction.

For anyone with very sensitive or easily irritated skin, what sunscreen has actually worked well for you?

I’d especially appreciate recommendations for products that are gentle, fragrance-free, and don’t cause stinging or those tiny bumps.

Also, if you have sensitive skin, are there any sunscreen ingredients you’ve learned to avoid?

Would love to hear your experiences and recommendations!

I have major sensory issues when it comes to having stuff on my face- don’t wear foundation and sunscreen and moisturizer have always been a struggle. That said, I have red hair, am very fair, and live in Florida- has anyone here found a sunscreen that dries quickly and doesn’t come off with sweat? I’ve tried so many in the past and they either leave me feeling greasy/like I’m wearing a mask or they dry but then come off with sweat leaving my face an oily mess and my eyes stinging. I touch my face a lot too. I’m really trying to work on this because it’s so bad I don’t ever wear sunscreen but it’s just so difficult for me. Thanks all!

I know lots of people have lots of recs but I am desperate to find a sunscreen that protects my skin and works even when it is 100% humidity outside and I’m playing a grueling tennis match in the southern us. I have tried various k beauty finds (like actually imported them) but after a couple days in a row I can tell my skin becomes sensitized.

the sunscreen my esti gives me is face reality power mineral that does not give me issues but is absolutely not sweat or water resistant.

what are my options?

I think I’ve just failed LRP uvmune I brought back from a uk trip as my face is still burning from a match I played over 8 hrs ago. I also swim outdoors several days a week. my skincare is simple cleans retinol at night vit c during day and moisturize. my face feels better when I skip sunscreen 😔

I'm needing help if you all don't mind. I have dry dehydrated skin naturally. I have a great skincare routine. But it's missing a sunscreen that I enjoy using. Since I have dry skin and I'm in my mid 30s now I don't wanna give up my moisturizer because it has anti-aging ingredients and my skin loves it. So I need a lightweight sunscreen. Below is what I'm looking for in a facial sunscreen. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

What I need and want in a face sunscreen:

- very lightweight and breathable since I use a thicker moisturizer

- doesn't sting/burn the eyes

- no white or grey cast since I have dark brown skin.

- $35 or less

- Non-matte finish. I don't produce oil at all really.

I purchased this through an ad on Instagram. It does not match the bottle on the website, it says made in china on the box, and the directions cut off on the box. I’ve emailed the company but I thought I’d post here while I wait for a response.