The Best SUNSCREENS FOR SENSITIVE SKIN - Sunscreens You Can Trust

[@MadAboutSkin]

Hey guys and welcome to todays video on sunscreens for sensitive skin. I wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone who contributed their recommendations to this video you are all amazing... sending you lots of love xxxxx

[@ScentsibleHomeWithJamie]

La Roche Posay sunscreens tend to burn my eyes really bad, but I love how they perform and set on the skin!

[@roseyp7047]

I thought I found a holy grail sunscreen for my dry/sensitive skinwith the La Roche Posay cooling water resistant sunscreen. I looked great under makeup, it replaced my moisturizer, ect. Come to find out that not only are chemical sunscreens bad for dry, sensitive skin to begin with but the 3rd ingredient is Dentured Alcohol. No good! Since then I watched a number of videos talking about how most of La Roche Posay sunscreens aren’t great. Now I’m back on the hunt and I get damn overwhelmed that I’m ready to just pick up a nuetrogena one made for your face and call it a day.

[@elysemorgan1854]

Yeah even the anthelios sensitive eyes one stings my eyes :/

[@ulianache9756]

Athelios made the skin Ander my eyes dry and wrinkled in two days of use 🙈 I really really wouldn't advise it

[@mycatoverlords]

I have mild rosacea, so both sensitive and dry skin, and have tried all the sunscreens in this video plus many others! The only sunscreen that doesn’t irritate and/or dry out my skin is Cetaphil’s daily defender moisturiser spf 50. Hope that helps someone out there!

[@crissyanderson6495]

I have the same skin type and I have tried so many sunscreens and they have all irritated my skin. I'm so frustrated and poor lol.. I will have to give Cetaphil a try. Thank you. Have a great weekend.

[@azam7241]

Hi that's true I'm used it's goof for dry sensitive skin

[@crissyanderson6495]

@@azam7241 does it leave a white cast? I’m tired of looking like 👻🤣

[@sherischutts6976]

I have the same skin type and have tried so many. I am losing faith that I will ever find one that works.

[@crissyanderson6495]

@@sherischutts6976 I completely understand. It’s so frustrating when you know you have to wear SPF everyday 🤷‍♀️ Hope you find something that works for your skin. Have a great weekend!!

[@janehiggins9769]

I am one of those people who get sore watery eyes with some sunscreens so always good to hear of more choices available. I love the Paula's Choice and LRP ones. 😊

[@MadAboutSkin]

Thank you so so much for watching and sharing hun and sending you so much love xxxxx

[@jenessastrickland1555]

Elta MD’s sunscreens are excellent and I think generally good for sensitive skin. Their UV Pure is my favorite all-mineral sunscreen. Highly recommend!

[@rezaakbari1773]

Sadly i can’t get them here in Germany

[@MLeonard317]

The LRP Anthelios SPF 100 is absolutely amazing. Its doesn't irritate my skin or eyes at all. A must have sunscreen😊

[@sarahmunson1778]

I just ordered the Elta MD UV Pure to try - super simple ingredients list, all mineral, reasonably affordable, cruelty free. I really hope it works for my crazy sensitive skin - I'm beyond even caring about white cast!

[@nyeguono]

Hi, did it work for u? And was there a white cast?

[@sarahmunson1778]

@@nyeguono hi! It did cause some stinging on my face, where I'm super sensitive. My body was totally fine with it though. I ended up not using it on my face because of the stinging. And yes, there is definitely a significant white cast. I've since found the Pipette sunscreen, which has become my wintertime holy grail. In the summer it's a bit too heavy. Not a very noticable white cast and never stings. The Biossance sunscreen is pretty much the same thing but with less white cast and a smoother texture, and more expensive.

[@nyeguono]

@@sarahmunson1778 thank u!

[@sanaasayedd]

I have crazy sensitive skin too! On my face particularly. Have you found something that works for you? If so, please share! Thanks :)

[@tamsingregory6737]

i use the garnier fluid ... its really nice and sets nicely .. theyve reformulated it now and its still just as good x

[@Nickharrisb]

I wish it didn’t have fragrance 😢

[@lottedecock1503]

With me it's not a matter of filters but the denatured alcohol. The La roche posay Shaka Fluid burnt the hell out of my skin. It took me months to recover from the redness and sensitivity.

[@laurasinclair580]

I really appreciate you doing this video and covering this topic. I wish you had spent more time describing other aspects of how wearable they are, like texture, white cast, finish, etc. Maybe next time 🙂

[@freya7084]

Garnier advance sensitive makes my rosacea flare like CRAZY. I am only using the Australian gold botanical tinted mineral as it’s the only one I can tolerate and looks good 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@amae4284]

I’m really liking this one also , I have rosacea also .

[@freya7084]

@@amae4284 which one? Garnier or Australian gold?

[@amae4284]

Sorry I’m liking the Australia gold :) , I just got the “make prem “Rob rec and used it twice so seeing how that goes no issues so far.

[@MadAboutSkin]

Hi hun , gosh thats such a shame but I know not all products will work for everyone so I am so so pleased you have one which does :) sending you so much love xxxxx

[@freya7084]

@@MadAboutSkin you are so sweet omg I wish I could be your friend ❤️

[@enakshi8729]

Thank you for making this list Rob ❤ Also,a qna,which heart emoji will you prefer to use in the Comment Section??

[@MadAboutSkin]

Oh thats a good question... well my favourite colour is blue or purple so either of those hearts would be amazing :) sending you so so much love xxxx

[@MonikaR2006]

Wonderful video Rob 💙 I always get watery eyes and sometimes do not put enough sun screen on the eyelids - so important that you stressed that!

[@MadAboutSkin]

Its a pleasure hun and i hope some of these recommendations will help you... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@blondefisk]

My sensitive, rosecea prone, dry skin LOVES the Skinnies Conquer. The Manuka in it is actually makes for a very soothing sunscreen. I look forward to reapplying, and my skin is delighting in it

[@MadAboutSkin]

OMG yes yes yes to skinnies which is one of my favourite sunscreen brands for sure... its so good to know it works with sensitive skin... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@azam7241]

If u have dry sensitive skin like me , tell the good routine for it's

[@nooraj.3622]

Thank you for this video, the recommendations are greatly appreciated! My favorite sunscreen for my sensitive AF skin has been Bioderma Photoderm AR SPF50, the only downside is that it comes in a teeny tiny tube but I keep rebuying because my skin loves it.

[@Patti-1962]

I've been using the LRP Anthelios face sunscreen for years. It is a bit pricey in the US at around $35. BUT, the brand new bottle I just started using burned my eyes. (Frustrated!) The Neutrogena sensitive skin sunscreen for the face does not bother my eyes because it is a mineral sunscreen, but it leaves a white cast. So, I've been using them at the same time, applying the mineral product around my eyes and the other on my face. I think I will buy some of the Garnier products, just to support their new CT statue😃💖

[@MadAboutSkin]

Oh Patti that is so annoying and I know how it feels when you find a product you love then something changes and it doesn't seem to work the same anymore.. I love the idea of having two one for the eyes and one for the rest of the face such a good hack... sending you so much love xxxxx

[@suehembrook6956]

Yes the Paula's Choice Calm Collection SPF 30 mineral moisturizer is great. I use the whole collection on my sensitive oily/combo skin. I like that they have a calm collection for both normal to dry and normal to oily. I just can't use those that claim to work on all skin types. Never works for my oily sensitive skin. Great tips again.

[@monica2757]

I recommend the Australian Gold Botanical SPF 50. It's 100% Mineral, water resistant, fragrance free, cruelty free, affordable (in Canada) and comes in three shades. Thick creamy consistency, but a little drying. I recently bought it and have used it a couple of times but have been very pleasantly surprised.

[@jiawenzhang1554]

The Dr. G Green Sun Lotion SPF 50 in bottle is my current best. It leaves only very slightly white cast, is absolutely suitable for oily/acne prone skin and never stings my eyes. It's also easy to wash away with a normal facial cleanser.

[@williamtheantioxidantqueen3546]

BLUE LIZARD 🎉🎉🎉😎👏👏👏👏 Living in Florida this is my Holy Grail SPF 30 for daily use and SPF 50 for my beach/boat days. I have more bottles of this laying around then some people have Chapsticks 🤣🤣

[@julia_l-c]

What I use whenever we're outside doing anything! It stands up to all my sweating lol

[@williamtheantioxidantqueen3546]

@@julia_l-c ❤️🦎

[@MadAboutSkin]

Haha William I promised you it would get a mention in the next video as I keep missing it out and I love it so much so well worth the buy... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@williamtheantioxidantqueen3546]

@@MadAboutSkin 🤗🤗🤗

[@tinasung3814]

I really like the supergood bright eye serum...in fact I use that product on my lips. The problem with most sunscreen lip balm is that it does not work well on top of any lipsticks/lipgloss (always takes the lip product off and feels heavy). I use the eye serum as a base on my lips and it not only moisturize my lips without greasiness but it does not affect my lipstick application at all.

[@lavayuki]

Colorescience Sunforgettable sunscreen is another that’s great for sensitive skin:)

[@glcork]

Great video. I love using the Evy sunscreen mousse. It's so light and made for sensitive skin. There is no alcohol or fragrance and last all day.😊

[@MadAboutSkin]

Oh it sounds amazing thank you so so much for sharing hun... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@dianas2585]

LabMuffin also said it's good(at least the science behind it). Wish it was cheaper, so I could buy it for daily use!

[@glcork]

@@dianas2585 I buy it from Gorgeous Shop, it seems to be the best price there.

[@JR-uy2nd]

the Garnier sensitive advanced. And the uriage Bariesun the cream versions, they both are sting free for me and the uriage are soo good, what is rare, the nivea face protector for sensitive skin (with the white tube) is good too.

[@swineinny1]

Vanicream came out with a new formula Broad Spectrum SPF 50 sunscreen that I just got. No irritation on my super sensitive eyes. It does leave a white cast but it disappears after a few minutes.

[@chandracox6814]

Ooh I'll have to try this!!

[@isacrisostomo841]

Is very heavy.... impossible to use makeup on. I personally didn't like it.

[@user-gc3rv6jw3n]

Hi, is this a heavy ir oily sunscreen?

[@sanduongadams1439]

Anessa spf35 mild gel is also a great sunscreen for sensitive skin without leaving the skin greasy. Ideally for normal to dry skin 😊

[@aiph7034]

This is the video i was waiting for, thank you so much for your recommendations💙💜. I still havent found an spf that would work for me and my dry, sensitive, acne prone skin. Fingers crossed for these☺

[@aocroissier]

I'm a fan of European sunscreens, but I just met my Korean new love, the COSRX - Shield Fit All Green Comfort Sun SPF 50+ PA++++. It's a mineral SPF with centella asiatica, artemisia and chamomilla. It calms my skin like a dream. And the package is so cute. Highly recommended.

[@MadAboutSkin]

Haha well after your review I am going to have to try it now lol as it sounds amazing :) thank you so so much for sharing... I hope all is amazing with you and sending you lots of love xxxxx

[@karatalksaboutstuff7333]

I'll definitely check some of these out, thanks! Great video, as always!❤️ Last year I had FOUR holy grail sunscreens that didn't sting my eyes and didn't dry out my skin. This year... they're ALL unavailable. 😭💔 Two went down in the sunscreen apocalypse, one is discontinued for unknown reasons (low sales, probably), and one was reformulated to suck because somebody decided it should be silicone free.🙄 So, I've got an arsenal of sunscreens I'm trying and I continue to be disappointed. Lip SPFs are another thing I'm struggling with. My perfect lip product is SPF 30+, mineral (or a chemical one that miraculously doesn't sting chapped lips and taste disgusting), AND hydrating/moisturizing. I'm convinced it doesn't exist above SPF 15. I've had friends tell me, "You should make one! You have a chemistry degree" like you can just go make a sunscreen that easily.🤷🏻‍♀️😆 Rob, if you make a lip product that meets that criteria someday I will personally go door-to-door in Chicago telling people to buy your stuff...and you will not have to pay me a dime!🤣❤️

[@lorainemcgillivray77]

Hi Kara I am super sensitive and am able to use the ultrasun lip spf30. I can't use the face formulations since I developed rosacea (they contain alcohol), but the lip spf never burns/stings even when my lips are chapped. It's a Swiss brand and you would have to order from an international site, but it's £6 here in the UK. It isn't waxy (yuck) and doesn't taste horrible. I find it to be moisturising tbh. I haven't tried the vanicream one available where you are, but Dr Dray recommends it highly - might be worth a try. I've also heard sun bum do a flavour free one, but the one available here is flavoured and I try to avoid that for sore lips. I hope that helps. ps the ultrasun I can use on my eczema prone body skin as they're all fragrance free.

[@MadAboutSkin]

Haha thank you so so much hun and I totally agree with you on the need for a lip product like that but like you say it does take some time to formulate but watch this space :) ... I find it so annoying when products are discontinued when we love them so I feel your pain... sending you so so much love xxxxx

[@karatalksaboutstuff7333]

@@lorainemcgillivray77 I've tried the vanicream one, and it was okay...but the white cast was crazy even with my pale complexion!😆 I do keep it in my bag but don't love it. I HAVE to apply it in a mirror or my (usually oblivious) husband ends up going, "Uh, is your upper lip supposed to be white like that?"😆 The Sun Bum mineral one one was the worst texture of any lip product I've ever used and made my lips feel dry.😬 Thanks for that other rec! I'll do some Googling to see if I can find it!❤️

[@EzraSprouts]

I second Loraine's Ultrasun recommendation, they also do an SPF50 version! I like the non-sticky, non-glossy finish. Often sold out so worth grabbing if you see it! If you prefer something that feels more nourishing and don't mind dropping to SPF25 in winter, Jack Black's Intense Lip Therapy is great. Chemical filters but the unscented version was fine on my sensitive chapped lips, ymmv. A bit sticky if overapplied Paula's Choice do a SPF50 lip balm, also chemical filters but looks otherwise reassuringly bland - I haven't tried it as it's quite pricey, but it comes with a James Welsh stamp of approval

[@joycelim7442]

The Uriage barie sun lotion for kids spf50+ works really well on my eczema skin! It is alcohol and fragrance free, and is water resistant! Has an initial white cast but disappears in 30secs after u rub it in. Also its a huge 100ml bottle so its p worth!

[@MadAboutSkin]

Oh that sounds fantastic so thank you so so much for sharing hun and I am sending you so much love xxxxxx

[@meltriggs4050]

I went into boots today to repurchase this garnier fluid,and they have changed it now to an anti age one,one to spray over make up,an anti pollution one and an oily skin one,I was told that they don't have this one anymore as they don't make that particular one any more x

[@christinalarsen9858]

I'm still in love with the p20 kids, tried the LRP kids is sticky and greasy. Eucerin dry touch for the body is great, but the eucerin sensitive for face and body stings my eyes sadly. But I'm very intrigued with the garnier line, must try 😉 thank you Rob 💙 the sunscreen hunt is on going 😂

[@weiqintan9627]

Totally agree skin is so unique especially when it comes to sensitivity triggers. La Roche Posay works amazing for my skin, doesn’t burn or sting the eyes but I know it burns for others :p there’s the round lab (reformulated) that people swear is great for sensitive skin... that makes my skin tingle or even burn when my barrier is compromised. It always burns my eyes 🔥 So weird! Shows you just got to try things out to know what works for your skin.

[@MadAboutSkin]

I know what you mean hun, we are all totally unique and so is our skin so it is so important to listen to our skin and make sure we are using products which work for you... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@sarahflanagan7259]

Bought that Garnier SPF50 just yesterday, and it is lovely and light to apply. Really well priced, it was only £7 in Boots. Reminds me of the Body Shop SPF, which is much more expensive! Picked up those shady Aldi versions of the Glow Recipe products on the way home, really interested to see what they're like. £15 for all three...

[@faiths.2315]

my skin loves pyunkang yul mild ato sun cream! that one is suuuuper gentle and it has ceramides which suits my dry-sensitive skin

[@stacyp]

Sunscreen videos are my favorite. Thank you for the recommendations. 💙 Great content. I've saved this video to refer to in the future.

[@pethaudiddorol]

Patch test, but also go to a dermatologist for a proper patch test. Honestly saved my skin

[@pethaudiddorol]

Also love the video, thank you!! Xx

[@jenniferlee9029]

Hi Rob!!!!!! Love all your videos. I'm excited to try the Paula's choice. Can't wait for the new purito sunscreen to come out as well. Love from South Korea ❤❤❤

[@bbsail]

Love the sunscreen videos

[@MadAboutSkin]

Thank you so so much hun and they are so fun to try and research so there will be more on the way... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@paolagomez5008]

Hello!! I love your channel and the content you share. That is why I turn to you to help me out with a question that I have in relation to mineral sunscreens. I suffer from seborrheic dermatitis and my extremely oily skin is also terribly sensitive. So I don't use makeup at all and my skincare routine is pretty minimal: cleanser + moisturizer + sunscreen. The sunscreen I use at the moment is chemical (Isntree Hyaluronic Watery Sun Gel spf50 PA ++++). I feel that it does not irritate my skin despite containing 6 filters, but my skin feels a bit hot after the application and sometimes during the day, also when I work for a long time at the computer my skin becomes red, which gives me to think that it does not protect from blue rays or infrared light. As for physical sunscreens, I tend not to prefer them because they are generally oily, heavy, the white cast they leave behind is terrible and they tend to accumulate in my already super-enlarged pores. I have been trying Clinique spf 30/50 mineral sunscreen (the 50 is slightly heavier), I like it because it has few ingredients, it is easy to spread and it is not so terrible in the first application, but after several reapplications I become a ghost!!. However, I noticed something particular that I had not experienced with chemical sunscreens, and that is that my skin did not feel hot or red at any time of the day, even when working in front of the computer for several hours. So my question is: How to reapply a mineral sunscreen when not wearing makeup? or how to counteract the whitish effect with these sunscreens? I know the importance of using tinted sunscreens vs. untinted sunscreens, because they provide superior protection. My question has always been on how to use this type of sunscrees, since a generous amount must be applied to obtain good protection and with a mineral tinted spf, well... I don't know, I wouldn't know how to make them work. I would appreciate any kind of help you can give me. Thank you!!

[@tthibideau]

The blue lizard sunscreen seems very interesting to me. There are lots of great sunscreens that aren’t available in Canada (including the blue lizard). Thank goodness for the internet and international shipping! 😉 As for the skin ceuticals sunscreen…. I think the only negative reaction I would have is the one to my bank balance! I will pass and use a more affordable option!

[@MadAboutSkin]

Haha Tom I totally agree with you, thank goodness for the internet as we can get around all those odd regulations which mean we cant get our hands on certain products... sending you so so much love xxxxx

[@susanmcf1]

I've become sensitive since using tretinoin, even at a very low dose. Mineral is less irritating for me.

[@lorainemcgillivray77]

Hi Rob the paula's choice calm and the skinceuticals are my current face, neck and chest spf's. My face is ultrasensitive with both rosacea and eczema, meaning the alcohol in some of the more affordable brands is a major issue. My eczema prone body however can handle a little alcohol and on that I use ultrasun - a long term favourite though still a bit pricey. They do mainly chemical new generation filters, but also have a mineral line I like. I also love their lip spf30 - doesn't taste horrible, not waxy and actually moisturises the lip. It's around £6 here in the UK, so doesn't break the bank either. I've decided to spend the bulk of my skincare budget on the most important items to me - spf and retinoids. For the rest I stick to more affordable Western brands and K beauty. This means no fancy cleansers or moisturisers, as it's not a section of skincare where there aren't decent affordable options. Even serums can be affordable whilst still giving the benefits i'm looking for. It's always personal choice, but when spf is such a nightmare for those of us who are super sensitive it's important to use something that doesn't make my skin crazy. I wish the more affordable garnier or LRP spf's worked for me on the face, but so far I haven't found one that does. Best wishes.

[@marchgregoroff4605]

Like you, I looove fragrance. I want to feel like a rich old bag that just doesn't give a damn anymore. Please do a 'show' on sophisticated, divine smelling skin care products, that actually do what they claim. Right now, I am swooning over Darphin 8 Flower Nectar. * And, what makes ALL health food stores smell the same? I want this as my back ground fragrance.

[@rachelyvonneblythe]

Hi Rob, I love the garnier sensitive face fluid. It has changed its name but ingredients are identical. It is only £7, half the price on your link. This would be a far better deal for your subscribers than the £14 one in the link. It is now called Ambre Solaire Super UV Anti Dark Spots & Anti Pollution Face Fluid SPF50+

[@FionaBarronJMD]

Great info. The only one I have tried is the LRP and my eyes didn’t like it. Off to locate a couple more x

[@MadAboutSkin]

Oh its such a shame your eyes didnt like it but I hope you manage to find a good product from the others.. I hope all is amazing with you and sending you lots fo love xxxxx

[@samharwood7362]

💜 another fab video 😊 , soo many great options xx

[@nataliew5251]

Thank you so much for this. I've needed this video my whole life ❤

[@zoedonvito621]

Hi Rob, I'd love it if you tried the Ultra Violette Clean Screen SPF 30 for sensitive skin 🙌

[@nellis9377]

Thank you so much for this video. I would love to buy all cruelty free but sometimes I just can't be because some brands that work for me (which aren't very many) aren't and I need SPF

[@MadAboutSkin]

Its a total pleasure hun and I think we should all move towards CF but i always say its a journey rather than something which has to be achieved in one go... sending you lots of love xxxxx

[@majakiepas565]

I have sensitive and acne-prone skin and it is just itchy most of the day😭 I think it is due to my sunscreen ...but it is so hard to find a good one that won't feel greasy nor will it clog my pores ,but at the same time will be delicate on my skin😓

[@MadAboutSkin]

Oh thats such a shame and I hope some of these options will work for you hun... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@majakiepas565]

@@MadAboutSkin Thank You so much! I was just about to order the Garnier one and thanks to You my eyes will get a break from stinging.😁By the way there is an unknown polish brand called Neutrea and it seems to have really good ,affordable products ,including sunscreens! No pressure whatsover, just putting it out there cause I think it is worth mentioning since it is such a small company. 🙈

[@Mari-eq1or]

waitt i have oily sensitive skin do u have any recommendations or what sunscreen do you use??

[@majakiepas565]

@@Mari-eq1orHeyyyy, right now I am using the Basiclab light protective emulsion spf 50+ (the one with a green mark) and It seems to be working very well, no irritation, no excess greasiness (just a little bit but you know ,you can't really run away from that) I am a bit shiny afterwards, but you can easily fix it with a bit of powder, also I think I am going to start using it on it's own, without any other products to make it better(It also has some good ingredients that nourish the skin so there is no need to apply moisturiser).It is really good, but it is a polish brand and I don't know if you will be able to get it...If you find a way tho ,then I recommend trying out their other products cause they are pretty bomb.( conditioner for thin hair my GAWDDD😱) .Anyways, If you need any help finding it let me know !😁

[@Mari-eq1or]

@@majakiepas565 omgg thank you so much will definitely see if i can order one and give it a tryy thank you!!

[@manuelgonzalez785]

Mmmmhhh...maybe de skinceuticals and the Paula's choice are new options to try👍👍..thanks Rob!!!

[@MadAboutSkin]

Its a pleasure hun and I hope you love them as much as I do... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@weihawang4246]

I am using Skinceutical. It is the runny lotion type which you have to shake before use. I put the stuff in my palm like a well for easy applications. I put it around my eyes, no issues. However this sunscreen is very stubborn to be removed. I have to use an oil.

[@idcwysa]

thank youuuu for making a video for people who have eyes burning when applying sunscreen! i thought i was the only one who had this! i just bought the one from la roche posay! thank you !! 🥰

[@MadAboutSkin]

Its a pleasure hun and you are not on your own... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@idcwysa]

@@MadAboutSkin thank youu!!❤️ and by the way after testing it i can tell this sunscreen is amazing!! i love it, really good on the skin and no eyes burning!

[@rosieoneill7183]

I love LRP but it makes my white tops yellow!! Anything similar that isn’t yellow??

[@sabitadas2150]

Rob what do you think of cosrx aloe sunscreen?

[@mansa_p]

Hey Rob , are the innisfree sunscreens good ? Did they pass the SPF test in Korea ?

[@boda3732]

I am confused. Did you say that paulas choice mienral moinsturizer does or does not irritate the eyes?!??

[@annamelai8356]

Really loved the video! I have a thing where every spf breaks me out , and im having a hard time finding what i want, but not too expensive😅im used to La roche Posay sunscreens, but i wanna give it a shot to Garnier because they say both brands are owned by Loreal so they have very similar formulations, almost the same ingredients but the Garnier one is a lot cheaper I might try it!👍😍

[@dianas2585]

Thank you so much!!!!!!! I am so glad to see a video from you on this. Can you comment on any white cast? Which of these are more aesthetically elegant and which are simply hardcore?

[@preeti9710]

Most sunscreens with alcohol burn my eyes. Does the Garnier sunscreen have alcohol?

[@enakshi8729]

🥈 Yaay, Happy Wednesday Rob ❤

[@MadAboutSkin]

Happy Wednesday hun and sending you lots of love xxxxx

[@graceduke1542]

I love the colorescience original SPF. I have dry, sensitive skin and it doesn’t sting nor does it look cakey. Sadly it is currently sold out in the UK though. However the glow one is available, but I haven’t tried it

[@MadAboutSkin]

Hi hun, I have been wanting to try it for so long but you cant get it here in the UK which is such a shame but I will try it one day... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@jenniferlee9029]

Is the colorscience a matte or dewey finish? Thanks 🥰

[@graceduke1542]

@@MadAboutSkin you can get it in the UK, it's just always sold out 😅 considering trying the glow as that is the only one available at the moment

[@graceduke1542]

@@jenniferlee9029 i have dry skin and it is a "natural" finish on me, but it is more on the dewy side of natural

[@nasianikolova]

Many thanks for the helpful advice, Rob! I have very sensitive eyes and wearing sunscreen has been a massive struggle. I've made an order for the Blue Lizard sunscreen you recommend. Fingers crossed x

[@jesspp6587]

How was the blue lizard? I've got sensitive eyes too, nothing too bad but they will sting after a few hours of sunscreen

[@nasianikolova]

@@jesspp6587 I wouldn't really recommend it. While it doesn't sting (which is a big plus), it's quite thick and has an intense white cast even on my fair skin. Might be ok under makeup. It seemed to work better for the body, in my experience.

[@jesspp6587]

@@nasianikolova thanks! Yeah, it's hard finding something that doesn't sting the eyes, but that also doesn't leave a white cast!

[@marvel_1165]

Hi, what can you say about nuetrogena ultra-sheer spf 50?

[@Juutje2111]

Love the video. I’m glad you put out so many sunscreen videos, cause it’s so tricky to find the right one for me and my family. The only sunscreen that worked for me (extremely sensitive, rosacea, acne prone skin) was Purito, it didnt sting my eyes and did wonders for my skin. But RIP. Now I’ve tested out at least 30 different sunscreens and I’ve currently landed on biore uv watery essence. It has been great for my skin and eyes. Though lately I’ve been getting a slight sensitivity at the end of the day (after using it daily for 2 months). I’ve tried most of your recommendations and they didnt work for me and stung my eyes or made me flare up. The only one I havent tried is the super goop one. I’m going to see if it works! For the moms: I have two girls and next to Purito I’m getting them on the biore now as well. My eldest is highly sensitive and doesnt mind these lovely korean and japanese formulations. So pro tip for the moms to get your kids hooked on sunscreen.

[@TMSreptiles]

Currently watching this at work through my burning eyes... all bc I put chemical sunscreen on my neck 👀

[@avenasativa1671]

Where can I find the results of Garnier SPF testing? :)

[@otuzuul77]

Actually "Garnier Ambre Solaire Sensitive" made me break out and even causes dermatitis! Now I hate this sun cream!

[@MadAboutSkin]

Oh gosh I am so sorry to hear this and I hope your skin recovered... Sending you lots of love xxxxx

[@elin_]

Have you heard about FAB changing their formulas, making them less friendly for sensitive skin?

[@MadAboutSkin]

Hi hun, to be honest they are not a brand which I have every really used as they stopped being cruelty free and some of their products broke me out but I think its such a shame they are reformulating when people with sensitive skin have been able to use them, thats such a shame... sending you lots of love xxxxx

[@elin_]

@@MadAboutSkin i used the ultra repair cream before their cruelty-free status was removed. My skin loved it. But now they've added essential oils

[@ClaudiaSilva-dn8om]

Yesss! You are a psychic, I was literally looking for sunscreen for sensitive skin! Also unrelated: are there any skincares products you recommend for swimmers? I swim in a public pool around 3 times a week and at the same time have acne prone sensitive skin , So it is very hard to find products that moisturize and hydrate after a swimming session and that don't overload my skin and lead to breakouts ! Thanks a lot for all your videos

[@MadAboutSkin]

Haha thats amazing timing for sure... I would recommend something like a ceramics cream for when you get out of the pool as the chlorine in the water can damage the skin barrier and cause things like dryness or acne issues... ceramics will help repair that and should be applied as soon as you have washed your skin after getting out of the pool.. sending you so much love xxxxx

[@ClaudiaSilva-dn8om]

@@MadAboutSkin Hi Rob thanks for getting back to me. Sorry I might be ignorant what is a ceramics cream ?🙈

[@ClaudiaSilva-dn8om]

@@infinitekindness3321 thank you . Yes probably now that you mention it! I was looking on Google but only got results and images with ceramic pots lol

[@abigailfitzgerald724]

Skinceuticals (not Skinceuticles) is a great choice.

[@MadAboutSkin]

Oooops I need to go and change that now lol... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@ari5200]

Does anyone know if the cosrx aloe sunscreen is safe, im so skeptical of continuing using it :/ thanks for the informative video btw!!

[@MadAboutSkin]

Hi hun, they havent released the testing yet but I would say its a little light to be able to offer the 50+ which they claim but there is no proof of this... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@jeyelle.n1298]

I've been using it for 2 weeks now and IT STINGS MY EYES!! I want to use it all up already so I can switch sunscreens now

[@snehadhanawade986]

My eyes burn using sunscreen on the eyes and I also get white cast on my carmal brown skin.

[@elizabethsmith583]

Now I would like a MAS mug that has on it “Cut the waffle”, with a 💜 on the bottom of mug! 💜🥰💜🥰💜❣️ Oooo a Jumper as well pls 😉🤣

[@becauseyoulive6]

What do you think about Suntribe Mineral sunscreen? Thank you for your videos, love from Catalonia ♥️💗

[@samharwood7362]

I quite like it, didn't burn or irritate my eyes. It is very thick and leaves a white cast ( I'm fairly fair and still noticeable) but settles in fairly quickly. I used it last summer and no reaction to the sun( I get tiny water blisters in the sun) so definitely protected me.

[@becauseyoulive6]

@@samharwood7362 thank you very much for your complete answer 🥰:) I heard it has very good ingredients, but never tried (ive always used Lierac or Avene or Heliocare ..) do you feel the skin absorbs the cream or you feel the cream all-day? Thank

[@samharwood7362]

Hey, no problem at all. No my skin absorbed it fine, although I have quite dry skin. It's probably not one for someone with oily skin as it's so thick.

[@aaijuwanart5118]

Hi there, can you check out Yadah Oh My Sun Slush sunscreen? It’s fungal acne safe and doesnt leave any white cast. But not sure if i can trust the spf :> the only sunscreen that havent broke me out (havent tried la roche posay, paula’s choice and more though)

[@MadAboutSkin]

Hi hun , I would be more than happy to check them out so I will pop one on order.. sending you so much love xxxx

[@georgiageorge]

Thank you for this amazing video!!!! :) I'm just wondering whether it's bad that some sunscreens, e.g. the Garnier sensitive fluid one, has Alcohol denat in it. Is this something we should worry about? Or is it ok that it is in the sunscreen? I have heard that overtime it can damage the skin and might not protect the skin in future, but not sure if this is true! Please let me know, thanks!! :)

[@MadAboutSkin]

Hi hun thank you so so much for watching and I dont think alcohol is an issue so long as you dont have a sensitivity to it.. the studies which show long term issues are newer and its hard to find a peer reviewed one which is why I dont pay a lot of attention to them.. I think it all comes down to personal preference though... sending you lots of love xxxxx

[@georgiageorge]

@@MadAboutSkin Ahhh amazing!! This is so helpful, thank you so much for replying! I love your vids so so much, can't wait to see more 😊xxxx

[@amardaniell]

Denatured Alcohol in a kids sunscreen ??

[@tamsingregory6737]

is skinceuticals cruelty free .. i thought it wasnt x

[@weihawang4246]

Only draw back for me: stubborn to be removed. I have to use an oil

[@mariahleblanc1]

Garnier stings my eyes

[@roxyamel367]

Opinion on cosrx aloe soothing sun cream spf50?

[@MadAboutSkin]

Hi hun, i cant see it being spf50 if im honest its too light and there is no alcohol in it which would help get that finish so its not one i would use until we have confirmation... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@roxyamel367]

@@MadAboutSkin thanks for the honest opinion. Much love xx

[@Jen-tv9bt]

I had a hard time concentrating on your video. lol It looked like there were orbs floating throughout the entire video! Yes there could have been a bug or two and a couple specs of dust but it looked like you have a few spirits that are having a good time while you are filming your video lol Do you have ghosts? You should make a video on that! :D

[@Delicious1922]

AWESOMESAUCE

[@FionaBarronJMD]

Woah I was going to try the supergoop but at £68 for 15ml maybe not 😂

[@MadAboutSkin]

OMG where was it priced that? I had it sent from the US by a friend but I think they paid $21 which is not too bad though I dont know what it would be in pounds... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@FionaBarronJMD]

@@MadAboutSkin that is on Amazon uk

[@johanna2690]

@@MadAboutSkin I'm German and I think us Europeans are often looking over the pond for product recommendations. I would love if you could be a space that focusses on products easily available in Europe. That's kinda missing in the skincare community.

[@paulinemaxton2938]

Finally my skin type lol

[@MadAboutSkin]

Haha enjoy hun xxxxx

[@lucysky384]

Avene doesn't sting the eyes. But, they're not cruelty free, so the search continues....

[@MadAboutSkin]

Thanks for watching and sharing x

[@aitsudubs]

Me watching this while living in the US and can't buy: 👁️👄👁️

[@MadAboutSkin]

Hi hun thank you so so much for watching and it is so annoying how restricting the US is on sunscreens but i hope you will be able to try some of them... sending you lots of love xxxx

[@randypower9317]

Oh Lord...

[@juliehutchison7968]

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[@threatlevelmidnight3588]

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