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Tue Jul 10, 2007 2:10 am  |
For a few years now I've noticed at the end of each summer season I'd have freckles dashed across my nose and my cheeks. Over time some would fade and some would stay but I've been so paranoid about this because I'm 19 years old and I'm worried when I get older my entire face will be one huge freckle.
I used an oil-free sunscreen from Neutrogena that was spf 30 but within 2 hours, my combination skin was producing massive oil. Using oil blotting papers every couple hours seemed a bit of a hassle to me =P
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good sunscreen that wont cause my skin to produce a lot of oil and maybe help prevent these freckles? Or am I asking for a miracle LOL |
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Tue Jul 10, 2007 8:16 am |
| ddang wrote: |
For a few years now I've noticed at the end of each summer season I'd have freckles dashed across my nose and my cheeks. Over time some would fade and some would stay but I've been so paranoid about this because I'm 19 years old and I'm worried when I get older my entire face will be one huge freckle.
I used an oil-free sunscreen from Neutrogena that was spf 30 but within 2 hours, my combination skin was producing massive oil. Using oil blotting papers every couple hours seemed a bit of a hassle to me =P
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good sunscreen that wont cause my skin to produce a lot of oil and maybe help prevent these freckles? Or am I asking for a miracle LOL |
Do a search on Sofina - that's a very popular one for people with oilier skin. I think one of them in particular is good for a nice, matte effect. |
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Tue Jul 10, 2007 10:41 am |
| I'll definitely look into that! thanks majorb |
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