I’m in the sun a lot, whether playing with the kids in the pool during summertime, or in the park in the spring and fall, or just running errands during the day. I know the sun is the single most damaging factor to my skin (and the thing that makes me show my “age” the most), so I want all-day protection that is easy, fast and won’t cause my skin to feel greasy, clog my pores or make me break out. Supergoop! to the rescue!
By now, everyone should know that the sun is damaging to your skin, and that sunscreen should always be included in your daily skincare regimen; but how much thought do you actually put into what goes in to your sunscreen? Not all sunscreens and sun blocks are created equal, nor do they all contain the same active and inactive ingredients. It’s important to know your own skin type and sensitivities and buy sunscreen that is best suited to your skin, based on its ingredients.
One good indicator that a beauty product really works is if people come back and purchase it again and again. Bestsellers are bestsellers for a reason. So rather than us preach to you about what we think are the best products out there, we let our customers’ choices speak for themselves. Here is a look at what we call our “Category Killers” – the bestselling products in our top categories:
SUNday Afternoon
Having a pool in my back yard means I spend most summer days in the sun, swimming with my kids, family and friends. I’ve tried every sunscreen known to man in every strength available, but I have never found one that was non-greasy enough to put on my face yet rich and creamy enough for my body with adequate UVA/UVB protection. That is, until now.
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