Sunscreen for Darker Skin Tones

Jul 26, 2012

Tia B.

It is the hardest thing to find a sunscreen and be a Women of Color and apply and reapply without having a white film left on the skin.
Year after Year I have used Dermadoctor Body Guard its Oil Free and suitable for face and body sunscreen provides protection, clarity and relief. Calming botanicals are a lifesaver against harsh elements - like wind, sun and pollution.
Its one of my must haves for the summer

Jul 27, 2012

Danie D.

are you refering to flashback???

Jul 27, 2012

Tia B.

Jul 28, 2012

LeeAnn B.

At work, I put one by Equate on my children of color and that doesn't seem to leave any white/grey film on them. I feel bad when I run out and have to use regular sunscreen but hey, I'd rather the little guys be protected than burn!

Jul 28, 2012

Tia B.

Thank You Leeann I'm going to look into it

Jul 30, 2012

Shelley W.

I use Peter Thomas Roth Uber Dry Sunscreen for my face. I've been using it for several years now and it does not show up ashy white on my face and it literally gives me a nice canvas to apply make-up if I'm not going to wear primer. And another bonus....it does not give me an oily face. Completely oil free...by itself it gives me a matte finish.

Jul 30, 2012

Jena O.

I've tried everything and surprisingly Olay sensitive skin moisturizer SPF 30 is the one that works for me.

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