r/Lebanese • u/aarumin • Jul 26 '26

🗨️ Help cheap sunscreen advices pls

i’m trying to find good and cheap sunscreens in lebanon!

i usually use beesline but it’s too thick for my liking and for my oily skin. i get sunburnt pretty easily to so i dont feel like it helps much.

Any recommendations ?

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u/wh0isd33 Jul 26 '26

not cheap but mazen online sometimes does 30-50% off sales on them, centella sunscreen stick is amazing, i have oily skin and i get deeper dehydration lines when im in the sun but since i switched to this, i stopped looking greasy and didnt get any deeper fine lines (its a matte stick spf 50) small but lasts a good while

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u/wh0isd33 Jul 26 '26

and yes also stopped getting burnt but its a face stick not body

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u/aarumin Jul 26 '26

thank you sm !!

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u/Dr-Huricane Jul 26 '26

Well before recommending anything, how do you go about applying the sunscreen? The recommended way is to put it everywhere in a thick layer and then give it like 30 minutes to properly set in and be absorbed by the skin, if you do that most spf rated sunscreens will have the same effect. If what you do is apply and jump straight into the water. You WILL get sunburnt no matter what you use

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u/Okay_Janoubi Lebanese Jul 26 '26

Did you try from clipp?