Article by Ramy Khuffash
Summer is pretty much over here in the UK, It is always a good idea to use sunblock to protect your skin from harmful rays. The problem with sun blocker is that it feels unpleasant on the skin, particularly oily skin. I can’t imagine that anyone who is trying to reduce the oiliness of their skin would not have noticed this before.
I remember from when I was younger, that the feel of the greasy and heavy sunblock was quite awful on my skin. Little did I know, there are some fantastic alternatives to the common, creamy style sunscreen in existence that work far better on the oily skin type, there are some gel style and some really light sunblocks. You can find these types of sunblocks in various forms (quite a few good sunblocks are sold as a sport sunblock) and I will go on to describe them below.
What you need to do, is search for the same type of labeling that you look for on a great moisturizer. Labels like “oil free” or “non-greasy” is what you should be looking for.
Generally, most of these sunblocks come in the form of a aerosol, and some of them are marketed as “sport” sunblocks. It doesn’t make a difference if you are doing a sport or not, these sunblocks are much lighter on the skin, some of them last longer and they are just as effective as other sunblocks. Not all the good ones are in aerosol cans, you can find some decent sunblocks in spray form and the normal bottle form.
Here are a few examples of the sort of thing you should be searching for if you would like to dump the creamy sunblocks and still guard your skin from the harmful rays:
Bull From Surfer Gel Sunblock only costs about which is a really reasonable price. It does contain a few undesirable components for example, alcohol however it feels a lot better on the skin than the majority of sunblocks and it does a great job.
PreSun Ultra Gel 30 costs a tad more than what you could get at about -15. This has excellent reviews from men with oily skin and is definitely worth a try.
There are quite a few sunblocks out there that are so much better than the common sunblocks. You just need to search and find one that is good for you. Don’t settle with the awful greasy stuff.
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