Sunscreen for extremely sensitive, oily , acne prone skin?

May 23, 2014

Becky G.

Aveeno! all the way (: in love with it.

May 23, 2014

Kitty K.

Have you tried Physical sunscreen instead of a chemical sunscreen?

May 24, 2014

Thank you all for the suggestions and taking time to reply. And @ Shelley - Titanium Dioxide easily breaks me out (The reason why I stopped using Bare Minerals sunscreen), also, it is supposed to cause Cancer in humans, not proved yet but a lot of brands have already stopped selling products with Titanium Dioxide.
@ Jocelyn- I already ordered Murad yesterday, thank you so much for your input, the way I have been struggling, I am desperate and will try anything! Besides I really need lesser amount of sunscreen than other people cuz it easily gets chalky on me so I think mine will last longer.
@ Shauna and Yumi- I am going to buy both your suggestions next week if Murad fails on me, thank you much, ladies!
And @Kitty K- I have tried everything from 1 percent to 6 percent Zinc Oxide sun blocks, Titanium Dioxide from 1 to 3 percent. I already wear a hat and protective clothing. In the case of Sun blocks, the lotion base having non comedogenic ingredients breaks me out.

May 24, 2014

Sandy D.

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