“Sun damage also has cosmetic implications such as making hyperpigmentation darker. For those dealing with inflammatory conditions, such as eczema and acne, it is even more important to wear sunscreen,” she adds.
However, unfortunately, according to a recent survey from Cetaphil, only 15% of Brits wear SPF, despite nearly a third (29%) identifying the sun as their top irritant. So you better make sure that you don't fall into that 15% and are applying a sunscreen religously.
“You should always apply SPF at least 30 minutes before going outside, to allow your skin to absorb the product. Always re-apply after swimming, sweating, or every 2 hours, and you should use a quarter to a half of a teaspoon for the face and neck. An easy way to remember it is that it roughly translates to 2 fingers worth of sunscreen – and reapply the same amount throughout the day,” Alicia explains.
But if you're in need of guidance, don't worry - we've got you. Below, you'll find a handy guide to the very best sunscreens for oily skins on the market, from matte formulas to tinted moisturisers with SPF and even powders. We also made sure to include dermatologist-approved formulations that are loved by the GLAMOUR beauty team – all coming from notable brands such as La Roche Posay, Medik8, Coco & Eve and many, many others.
Want to revamp your entire skincare routine? Check out our extensive guides on the best hyaluronic acid serums, best moisturisers for dry skin, best vitamin C serums and the best sunscreens and sun creams.
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