Suncream

[lepers]

Can anyone recommend a good suncream for your face? i find a lot of them too oily/thick to use and can block pores, are moisturisers with an SPF any good?
thanks

[shylock73]

Just be sure you use a factor of 50 or higher to be perfectly safe. Anything else is useless according to `The One Show` last week.

[scoobysoo]

I just got one from Sainsbury's. It's their own brand, and it's SPF 50. I've just put it on instead of my usual Olay, it was obviously thicker, but went on really easily, and absorbed quite quickly. I've put my make up on, and my face isn't shiny or greasy looking

[Paul22118]

In the Sunday Times this last week they checked out value plus effectiveness for creams.
Amazingly the winner was Asda's three quid high factor stuff.
There's a message here I think.

[elaine33]

I use a face moisturiser from Avon with an spf of 30 and it is very very good. Not thick and to me feels just like a normal moisturieser. I have been using this now for two years and I use it all year round as uva is present in winter months too. remember UVA - A is for aging and UVB - B is for burning.