SUNSCREENfor the oilies! Best sunscreen for oily skin type

SUNSCREEN for the oilies!

Sunscreen is a pain for those with oily skin.

Stickiness, the sheen of oil that makes your face look like it's been wax polished, and the acne!

Finding the right sunscreen for oily skin can be a daunting task. Many sunscreens leave behind a greasy residue that exacerbates oiliness and can lead to breakouts. However, protecting your skin from the sun's harmful rays is essential for maintaining its health and preventing premature aging. In this guide, we'll explore the best sunscreen options specifically formulated for oily skin, along with tips for proper application and skincare routines.

Oily skin is characterized by excess sebum production, which can lead to a shiny complexion, enlarged pores, and a predisposition to acne breakouts. When choosing skincare products, including sunscreen, individuals with oily skin should look for lightweight, non-comedogenic formulas that won't clog pores or exacerbate oiliness.

Need I say more?

THIS POST...will not recommend "the best" acne-free sunscreens (all non

comedogenic, oil-free sunscreens themselves mention that they are for oily skin types!

Read them labels!

WILL educate you on how to use them to your advantage.

PRECAUTION #1

• Read the label avoid sunscreens that are

- creams (oil-based)

- enriched with ceramides

- mixed with hyaluronic acid

• Read the label choose

broad-spectrum

- gel/water-based formulations

PRECAUTION #2

1.Timing- give your sunscreen. enough time to settle down

2.Apply atleast 30 mins before stepping out

If you don't do this, you leave the sunscreen free to move over your skin and settle in your pores

PRECAUTION #3

1.Carry facial wipes, or a clean napkin, because

2. Once sweaty, wiping your face over your sleeve/ with dirty hands (on top of sunscreen!) is the best way to transfer maximum germs to your face!

3. Most sunscreens need 2-hourly re- applications, keep them on longer. and you're only clogging your pores with no sun-protection

PRECAUTION #4

1. Do not rub your face too hard while washing it, as is done to get the sunscreen off. This causes inflammation: (also makes facial wipes more essential !

2. It is better to wash your face twice, gently... than to have a single rough face washing experience

SUGGESTION

The sunscreen market is filled with options gels, powders. chubby sticks, tinted sunscreen, even sunscreen sprays!

• Explore different formulations to see what fits you right:)

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