Sunscreen/Suncare Lotion Under Makeup.

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rozeena k.

Jul 4, 2012

rozeena k.

hey girls my skin has become really damaged due to the sun, I have never worn sunscreen/block etc under my makeup before and wondered which ones you would recommend preferably oil-free! :) <3

Nadia N.

Jul 5, 2012

Nadia N.

Look at Ulta for La Roche Posay 

Kaylah A.

Jul 5, 2012

Kaylah A.

There are "cheap" drug store ones too. I recently bought a coppertone one for the face (around 8$ CDN at Walmart). My best friend uses one by Neutrogena. ive tried both and and they arent greasy or anything as soon as you rub them into the skin theyre dry.

Lauren S.

Jul 5, 2012

Lauren S.

This summer I've been using L'Oreal Futur-e moisturizer with SPF 15 and it's been fantastic so far. It's very light feeling and not oily at all. I'd also recommend getting a foundation with an SPF for even more protection from the sun!

Jen C.

Jul 5, 2012

Jen C.

I'm using Philosophy Hope In A Jar Oil-Free woth SPF 30 moisturizer. 

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