Beauty

[SoldierFnp]

Does anyone have a favorite?  I recently tried the 30 SPF sunscreen/foundation from colorscience and found it too chalky.  I have used the one from Epionce for many years and it's fine, but would love to try something different.  I am fair/light with decent skin but mild redness from roscea.  

[soozer]

I use Jose Maran Moisturizer with SPF47 Perfect and Protect for last two years.  I am a Josie fan and use many of her products --  i do love this product and wear it all year long. It is not chalky for me and does provide an even tone for my skin as well as protection.  

[susanks1]

I use Elta MD SPF 41 tinted sunscreen.  It covers really well and doesn't irritate my sensitive skin.

[Shanus]

@SoldierFnp   I've been using DRMTLGY Universal Tinted Moisturizer with SPF 46 for almost 6 months. 

I find the shade truly universal....even on my fair skin. The moisture is not too heavy, but does well if I decide to wear concealer to cover any redness or wear foundation over it. It is a physical sunscreen.

[shy bobcat]

Wondering ...

Would using a moisturizer with SPF and adding in a drop of foundation be the same or similar to a tinted moisturizer with SPF?

[phoenixbrd]

@Shanus   Thanks for this recommendation.  I just added it to my Amazon cart.  Soon I'll be out of my IT and it is past time for me to step up my sunscreen.  This sounds like a perfect solution.  

[SilleeMee]

Colorscience also makes a tinted SPF serum.

[SilleeMee]

If you prefer a powder sunscreen, Colorscience makes one also.

[Shelbelle]

Mad Hippie

[Texasmouse]

I'm liking the new one by Neutrogena in the color Light. It dries down to a satiny finish and the color works well on my fair-to-light skin. I tried DRMTLGY's tinted sunscreen but it was too dark for me.