Is L'Oreal sunscreen suitable for oily skin?

Is L'Oreal sunscreen suitable for oily skin? Sunscreen is a bit oily in nature. For oily skin, you have to be very careful when choosing sunscreen, otherwise your face will be oily. So what kind of sunscreen is suitable for oily skin? So, let’s take a look at it together.

Is L'Oreal sunscreen suitable for oily skin?

Its texture is very refreshing, just like lotion, non-greasy, super comfortable on the skin, forms a film on the face very quickly, and does not dry out the skin at all.

The sun protection ability is also very good, SPF50+, PA 4+. There is also a patented ingredient, Wheat Filter, which is the most advanced technology on the market for protecting against long-wave UVA and can block 98% of ultraviolet rays. Many sunscreens can only prevent you from getting tanned, but this all-spectrum defense sunscreen from L'Oreal can not only prevent you from getting tanned, but also prevent aging and protect our skin.

Why does my face itch when I put on sunscreen?

Itchy face after applying sunscreen may be caused by dehydrated skin. When using sunscreen, if you do not do a good job of hydrating and moisturizing, your facial skin will become too dry and the sunscreen will irritate your skin, causing itchy face. It is also possible that the sunscreen you choose is not suitable for your skin type, which can also cause itchy face.

What to do if you get closed comedones after using sunscreen

There is no clear statement about whether cosmetics can cause acne, but there are indeed some skin care ingredients that are more likely to cause acne, such as some mineral oils, silicone oils, emulsifiers, and some preservatives and fragrances, which have been proven to be acne-causing. Chemical sunscreens with polymeric and silicone properties can also cause acne.

The difference between physical sunscreen and chemical sunscreen

1. Physical sunscreen

Sunscreen particles are used to form a protective layer on the skin surface, reflecting ultraviolet light waves that may cause damage to the skin, thereby protecting the skin. The particles of physical sunscreen generally stay on the surface of the skin and are not absorbed by the skin, so they cause less burden on the skin and are less likely to cause skin sensitivity.

2. Chemical sunscreen

By combining certain chemicals with cells, the part of ultraviolet rays that may cause harm to the skin is absorbed before the cells are damaged, thus achieving the purpose of sun protection.