Best sunscreens for oily skin: 2020| Dr Dray

TL;DR

A dermatologist recommends several Japanese and Western sunscreens with matte finishes for people with oily skin.

Transcript

well hey guys I'm my sunshine mug here and today I have an updated oily skin friendly sunscreen video for you guys my last one was well over a year ago it was really popular you all have asked for some updated products which I have here I would just like to say though a lot of times I get comments can you recommend a sunscreen that won't make me ea... Read More

Key Insights

• 😅 Sunscreens do not cause oily skin, but they can make the skin feel greasy due to sweat and natural oils mixing.
• 👹 Japanese sunscreens like Omi Verdo UV Moisture Gel and Make Mermaid Skin Gel have matte finishes and provide high UVA and UVB protection for oily skin individuals.
• 🥶 Western sunscreens like La Roche-Posay Anti-Shine and Coppertone Defending Caroline fragrance-free are suitable for oily skin due to their oil-absorbing properties and non-greasy formulas.

Questions & Answers

Q: Do sunscreens cause oily skin?

No, oil production in the skin is largely determined by genetics and hormones rather than the products applied. Sunscreens can sometimes make the skin feel greasy due to sweat mixing with natural oils.

Q: Are Japanese sunscreens suitable for oily skin?

Yes, Japanese sunscreens like Omi Verdo UV Moisture Gel and Make Mermaid Skin Gel are recommended for oily skin as they have matte finishes and high UVA and UVB protection.

Q: Can body sunscreens be used on the face?

Yes, body sunscreens can be used on the face, but they may be heavier and more moisturizing. It is worth trying to see if they work for individual preferences.

Q: Which Western sunscreens are recommended for oily skin?

The La Roche-Posay Anti-Shine and Coppertone Defending Caroline fragrance-free sunscreens are recommended for oily skin due to their oil-absorbing properties and non-greasy formulations.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The video provides recommendations for sunscreens suitable for oily skin, addressing the issue of sunscreen-induced greasiness.

• The dermatologist recommends Japanese sunscreens like the Omi Verdo UV Moisture Gel and the Make Mermaid Skin Gel, which have matte finishes and provide high UVA and UVB protection.

• The video also suggests Western sunscreens such as the La Roche-Posay Anti-Shine and the Coppertone Defending Caroline fragrance-free for oily skin individuals, as they have oil-absorbing properties and leave no white cast.

• The dermatologist also highlights the importance of trying out different sunscreens and using body sunscreens on the face if they are suitable.