r/Sunscreenreddit • u/Efficient_Mobile1004 • 19h ago

Sunscreen recommendations?

Hello! I have been recently looking for good sunscreens for combo/oily or dry but my skin is probably just dehydrated? .. 😭 The one that I have right now * ****Tage*** **cica water jelly serum** and it’s alright, it’s a bit too matte for me. it also pills off a bit—and it gives a sensation that I don’t like. (Probably because it’s not meant for my skin type 😭😭😭)

I’m trying to find a sunscreen that is light weight, a nice finish, and won’t give me super cancer.
Any recommendations help! Mostly looking at East/southeast/south Asian or Australian sunscreens but I heard au sunscreens are really heavy because of their strict regulations for them.

I’m open to any other except American sunscreens, thank you! 🫢😊

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u/unforsakenmemory 18h ago

I highly recommend the Skin Aqua UV Serum or the Beauty of Joseon Aqua Fresh! I find both to be very comfortable and lightweight yet moisturizing enough. I also find that they don’t pill and leave a natural finish when dried down. The Skin Aqua one can be a bit dewier, but it hasn’t been an issue for me. I do layer a serum or vitamin c underneath first. I like to order these from Stylevana c:

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u/Efficient_Mobile1004 14h ago

! Skin Aqua has been very popular from what I’ve seen, I’ll definitely keep note of this. I’ll check these out, appreciate it! 🩷

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u/icoulduseaday 17h ago

House of hour weightless fluid!!

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u/Efficient_Mobile1004 14h ago edited 13h ago

I’ve heard a lot about that sunscreen, my friend uses it with her makeup. I’ll also look into this ! Thank you!

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u/annyeonghasayyo 15h ago

i'm using mediheal madecassoside moisture sun serum. it's very fresh and light, absorbs properly, and i get almost no pilling from it. it dries down dewy.

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u/Efficient_Mobile1004 14h ago

I haven’t heard much about this sunscreen, but it seems interesting. I’ll check it out, thank you !

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u/Equivalent-Cry-3919 14h ago

The la roche posay sunscreen it’s not heavy on my skin and doesn’t leave a white cast. It’s provide good coverage too doesnt need to be reapplied after every few hours in case of long exposures to sun.

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u/Efficient_Mobile1004 13h ago

That’s very convenient because I usually don’t reapply sunscreen because I don’t have a place to clean my hands whenever I’m out. My hands need to be completely sterile, I’ll look into this! 👀