This 70 percent organic sunscreen/face moisturizer can be found at Sephora and contains no parabens.
4<a href=http://www.malinandgoetz.com/face/spf-30-face-moisturizer " target=”_blank">Malin and Goetz SPF 30 Face Moisturizer</a>—$36
Some might say “SPF 30 is unnecessary,” but those people would be wrong. The American Academy of Dermatology actually recommends going no lower than 30 to protect that beautiful skin.
5<a href=http://www.malinandgoetz.com/face/spf-30-face-moisturizer " target=”_blank">Malin and Goetz SPF 30 Face Moisturizer</a>—$36
Some might say “SPF 30 is unnecessary,” but those people would be wrong. The American Academy of Dermatology actually recommends going no lower than 30 to protect that beautiful skin.
The brand created by one of the best faces in Hollywood, Mr. Rob Lowe. I almost don’t care what’s in it, I’ll use whatever he’s using.
8<a href=http://www.sephora.com/double-duty-face-moisturizer-broad-spectrum-spf-20-P40629?skuId=662429 " target="_blank">Jack Black Double-Duty Face Moisturizer SPF 20</a>—$17.50–$48
Probably the most popular choice on this list and it’s relatively easy to find. Sephora, Ulta, and Nordstrom all carry it. It comes in three sizes—the 1.5 oz being the smallest—is great for traveling or for those who want to give the product a try without breaking the bank.
Users say this is a good one for those rough mornings as it helps perk-up that tired face.
10<a href=http://www.sephora.com/double-duty-face-moisturizer-broad-spectrum-spf-20-P40629?skuId=662429 " target="_blank">Jack Black Double-Duty Face Moisturizer SPF 20</a>—$17.50–$48
Probably the most popular choice on this list and it’s relatively easy to find. Sephora, Ulta, and Nordstrom all carry it. It comes in three sizes—the 1.5 oz being the smallest—is great for traveling or for those who want to give the product a try without breaking the bank.
Forcing your skin to be a color different from it’s natural state not only affects the way it ages, but accelerates it (not to mention the risk of skin cancer from over exposure to UV rays). Though putting sunscreen on—by itself—will help combat those dastardly skin damaging rays, many tend to provide no other benefit to the epidermis. Some prevent the sun from burning the skin, but the chemicals used to sometimes seem a little questionable. So what would make a sunscreen truly worth introducing into the daily routine? Simple: Combine it with a moisturizer. You get that just-out-of-the-shower softness along with the protection of a sunscreen. These picks are safe to use on your face and will help ensure that no more coworkers ask, “got some sun this weekend, huh?”
