Top sun protection products for summer 2023
Published date | 29 March 2024 |
Author | SHIRLY AXLRODE |
Publication title | Jerusalem Post, The: Web Edition Articles (Israel) |
Let's start with a question that bothers you every year, a bit after Passover. When exactly should sunscreen be applied? Clean face first? Or maybe after moisturizing? So first of all, let's get one thing straight: sun protection shouldn't wait for summer; it should always be there. In winter, in the car, in the shade. And the answer is that sunscreen filters are the last step after serum and moisturizer are absorbed. If there's makeup involved, it comes after sunscreen. Now that we've sorted that out, let's read our list of recommendations.
Shiseido Protection Stick
What: Transparent stick with high protection.
Shiseido's stick in a new formula is everyone's favorite, including those with very stubborn sunscreen-resistant creams and makeup lovers who don't like SPF patches throughout the day. It's airy and non-greasy, absorbed instantly, and its presence on the skin is barely noticeable. The texture and shape allow easy application even in tough spots without drips and smudges. Life goals: A family pack for full-body coverage, but what to do when all this goodness comes in a small package at an outrageous price.
NIS 200 for 20 grams.
Lancome Aqua Gel
What: High protection gel texture.
If you have combination or oily skin and hate layering, Lancome's gel can definitely replace your daily moisturizer and save you a step. It's light, absorbs quickly, leaves no white residue, and works well under makeup, even when humidity outside is suffocating. Two notes for order: it's significantly scented, some love it, some can't stand it, and another thing - not guaranteed, its finish is less matte but rather more radiant. But not shiny, just luminous, fresh, and healthy, which is totally excellent.
UV EXPERT AQUA GEL for NIS 220 for 50 ml.
Hila Zingboim Silky Filter
What: Primer and protection.
Hila Zinboim's Silky Filter is another sophisticated product that combines both. It reminds us why there's no reason to settle for sticky, white, and suffocating sunscreens that sting the eyes. Yes, those childhood traumas we talk about. Besides SPF 50, it's also an excellent primer - if you decide to apply makeup on it, it will be an excellent base. If you go natural, it will provide the visage with a velvety and uniform finish that does...
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