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Summer is almost here, meaning you might have already started thinking about sunscreen. Even though you should absolutely wear sunscreen all year round, the sun’s rays are felt the most while we’re out and about during the warmer months. To help you protect your skin, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite sun-shielding products.
The Ideal SPF Sunscreen, According to Experts
5 facial skin care products to protect your skin from the sun
I’ve written about my love for the Supergoop GlowScreen before, but it truly is one of my favorite sunscreen products. I love how the sunscreen acts as a two-in-one by being both a primer and a sunscreen with an SPF of 40.
Searching for a Supergoop dupe? Although not a primer, Trader Joe’s Daily Sunscreen is of comparable quality to Supergoop.
If you’ve never experienced a sunburn on your lips, consider yourself lucky. I’m prone to awful sunburns, so every time I step out of the house, I apply sunscreen. I never thought of applying it to my lips until I got a wicked burn there. For weeks afterward, my lips were chapped and peeling. Now I make sure to have my Sun Bum Sunscreen Lip Balm on hand. It’s SPF 30, helping not just to hydrate your lips, but also to protect them from harmful sun rays.
After a long day outside, it’s important to rehydrate your skin. That’s where E.L.F’s SuperHydrate Facial Moisturizer saves the day. One of my biggest gripes with some moisturizers is how greasy and heavy they can feel on your skin, but E.L.F’s moisturizer leaves your face feeling refreshed rather than oily.
No packing list is complete without a solid facial cleanser. While I don’t recommend this one for those with acne who need skin treatment, the Glossier Milky Jelly Cleanser works well for those looking to give their face a simple wash. I’ve always been a huge fan of Glossier’s products, and I recently began using the Jelly Cleanser to wash my face every evening. The cleanser is more expensive than other facial cleansers, but a little goes a long way.
No matter how much sunscreen you apply, sometimes it’s hard to beat the sun. An after-sun gel with aloe vera soothes the worst of burns and is a must-pack for all sunny vacations.
The information contained in this article is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as health or medical advice. Always consult a physician or other qualified health provider regarding any questions you may have about a medical condition or health objectives.
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