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SPF moisturiser

esperanza · 2005-07-30 12:22:04

I currently use clinique superdefense spf 25 moisturiser normal to oily skin, but would prefer a moisturiser with spf protection (over 20) for mixed skin. Anyone know of one?

30-07-2005 1:22pm

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I currently use clinique superdefense spf 25 moisturiser normal to oily skin, but would prefer a moisturiser with spf protection (over 20) for mixed skin. Anyone know of one?

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#2 01-08-2005 10:02pm

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I find it's better to use a non-SPF moisturiser and then sunscreen. All the SPF moisturisers I've tried have made my skin too greasy - the ones that claim to be for oily skin included.

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#3 02-08-2005 4:42am

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esperanza wrote:

I currently use clinique superdefense spf 25 moisturiser normal to oily skin, but would prefer a moisturiser with spf protection (over 20) for mixed skin. Anyone know of one?

What you're using now is considered to be an excellent product by some estheticians and cosmetics critics. Look here, and search the product reviews for something you might like. Biotherm also might be a possibility.

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