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What are you using now for sun screen?

i'm using Clinique Men's M Protect with SPF 21 on top of Chanel's Soleil Identite with SPF 8. bodywise, i take any brand i can find at home, from SPF 15 upwards. mostly it's Lancaster, Clarins, Piz Buin (LOVE the scent) and Jil Sander (smells a bit icky IMO).

i wished Vaseline would have an SPF in all their lotions... imagine the Cocoa Butter lotion with SPF 20. heaven.....
 
Because I'm not going to the beach or something, at the moment I just use either Lumene moisturizer or Rimmer makeup. I guess they both have spf 15. Oh, and my eye cream is also spf 20.
 
Been using Sisley's SPF 30 with botanicals for the past several months. Was in Barneys the other day and had to stop at the Natura Bisse counter and get their new Sun Defense Oil-Free with Sponge Applicator.
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I've tried a lot of sunscreen products ranging from DDF to Neutrogena, and I can honestly say that Asian sunscreen products, specifically the Japanese brands, offer the most matte, yet superior sunscreen protection of all the products I've tried.
I, too, hate the greasy look that most sunscreens leave on your face, but after trying SOFINA: UV PERFECT CUT, I've really found my HG sunscreen. It's seriously the best. Check out www.makeupalley.com because it is one of the top rated sunscreens. It comes in a small bottle and its texture is very light, reminds me of milk. You don't need a lot because you can easily spread it on your face, and within minutes it is well absorbed. It also works well as a primer because my makeup looked so much better after applying SOFINA. Great protection, and leaves my face matte all day. Since it's somewhat difficult to remove at night, you'd need an oil-based cleanser to wash it off. It can be a bit drying sometimes, so i recommend wearing a light moisturizer before this sunscreen because it's so mattifying.

Hope this helps people who are looking for a nongreasy sunscreen. Shiseido also makes excellent sunscreens that are not oily at all - check out the blue tubes. :)
 

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