Sunblock recommendations for sensitive skin
Our take
Before anyone comments yes yes we should wear sunscreen all year round I know I know.
However, I’m in need of a sunblock that WONT break me out. I am 26F going through the dreaded second puberty and while acne was not a major thing in middle and high school it is now.
Here are some brands I have tried that have broken me out
—beauty of joseon
—coola organic classic face
—maybe sunbum
—elf hydro line
I try to use products that are cruelty free but I guess I could use one that isn’t if it is going to show the best results.
The breakouts are mostly on my cheeks and that’s really the main spot that I get it for the past year. I have it under control for the most part but whenever I introduce a new product if my skin doesn’t like it, it shows out.
Here are some current products that have worked for me so far
—cerave (one of the non cruelty free items I’m using)
—dermologica clear start
—tony moly milky toner
Let me know what yall recommend
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