Olay Complete All Day Moisture Lotion SPF 15

If there's one thing you should never forget to apply on your face before you leave home, is protection from the sun The sun can be harmful to the skin by the worsening of acne, inducing premature aging and wrinkles, freckles worse and causing cancer the skin. There is a plethora of products on the market today that promise good results for consumers, but very few can offer.

I tried dozens of creams and moisturizers with SPF, but always left my skin oily. Since I have sensitive skin, this led to pimples and blemishes. I tried several products and was disappointed until I found the holy grail of sun protection on a budget. Olay Complete All Moisture Lotion with SPF 15 for sensitive skin Day is already a citizen if I need a moisturizer. It is very light and is directly absorbed through the skin. More importantly, a sunscreen, not dry white, too. Instead, it gives my skin a dewy glow all day. These are reasons why it is great to wear under makeup but believe me, you can dispense with the foundation after it.

It also contains the antioxidant vitamin E, which helps to reduce scarring which is an advantage for me because I go during my period. It is also non-comedogenic, which means it does not clog pores. Moreover, it is designed for color, odor and PABA free. Although PABA (para-aminobenzoic acid) is a UVB absorber, many people who have sensitive skin react badly.Since it already gives you SPF 15, you do not need to pile on the products in your face. Bottom line, you get the moisture needs of your skin and start to protect it without feeling heavy and greasy.

One thing to remember, that is only compatible for use with a minimum average daily exposure to the sun you have a product with a higher SPF if you plan long hours in the sun, like a day at the beach, or if you practice outdoor sports.

To use a product like this will not guarantee that your points, sun spots and freckles will be eradicated. What it does is it minimizes the damage that the sun will do to our skin. Let's face it. Only genetics determines the fate of our skin. The best we can do is create what we have.