Anonymous #1 9w

Oooh yea that does sound good do you have any examples of what you’re talking about so I know what to look for???

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Anonymous #2 9w

Honestly it’s taken me ages to start lol. But I just wanna protect my skin so I age better yk. And starting now is better than never🤷 It’s gonna be an adjustment sensory wise though. Even this nice one I bought is weirding me out a bit when I touch my face lol. I don’t wanna rub it off but it’s slightly sticky and I touch my face A LOT normally.

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Anonymous sushi_is_a_slut 9w

I have sensitive and dry/combination skin so I mostly use eucerin and cetaphil. Eucerine has a 8oz moisturizer, 30 spf, for 10.79 on amazon. their advanced hydration collection runs a little pricier but for 50 spf (like $16 for the 6oz spray that I bought in March and still haven’t run out of yet)

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Anonymous #1 9w

If you’re prone to breaking out I’d go for those sheer mineral sunscreens, like from neutrogena and cetaphil, but they are pricey and tiny

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Anonymous #1 9w

I think I’m the opposite cause my skin is resilient and somewhat oily but I have sensory issues so I want the one that *feels* the least possible yk? The one I gots a chemical one and even this is nearly too much sensation lol. I’ll look into the eucerine one tho cause I like those prices. What cetaphil one do you like? Cause I’ve heard that’s a good brand too.

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Anonymous #3 9w

Yeeeaaaa good point🧍 Being a girl is definitely more expensive and I haven’t even bought clothes yet😭

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Anonymous #1 8w

person who studies public health here. sunscreen by itself is much more effective, especially the lotion kind. but the best sunscreen is sunscreen that you will use

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