How to Choose Sunscreen for Oily Skin?
                     
Oily and Sensitive Skin
Symptoms
Irritation, redness, dryness, and an allergic reaction to several consumer care 
products.
Preferred care
Hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic products.
Mild moisturize sunscreen, which regulates the secretion of sebum.
To avoid
Perfumed products and soap-based cleansers.
Wrinkle creams containing retinol or glycolic acid, which can irritate the skin further.
Scrubs, which can worsen the problem of inflamed skin rather than improve it.
Care against acne, which is often irritating.
Read to know: Why to use gel sunscreen for oily skin?
Oily and Dehydrated Skin
Symptoms
Even if it is oily, the skin can be dehydrated.
Preferred care
Mild, non-irritating skin cleansers.
Non-greasy sunscreen SPF 30 or 50 broad spectrum 
sunscreen which hydrates without increasing the 
shine of the T zone.
To avoid
Abrasive cleansers and too frequent exfoliation, 
because can attack the skin and irritate.
Too rich moisturizers, of course.
Non-Greasy Sunscreen
The trick for oily skin? Prefer non-greasy, Gel Sunscreens with a light 
texture, which combines a feeling of freshness on application and a dry 
finish to the touch. 
Quickly absorbed by the epidermis, they are just as effective but do not 
leave the skin sticky or shiny, limiting the inconveniences on oily skin.
In this case protect your skin with Derma Essentia Sunscreen for Oily Skin, 
including in particular an SPF 50 gel sunscreen with water resistant which is 
easy to apply, transparent, efficient, and non-greasy for rapid penetration. 
If necessary, skin problems can also opt for sebum-regulating formulas, 
which help regulate sebum production to prevent the appearance of pimples 
and blackheads.
Should You Apply Sunscreen to Oily Skin?
Yes! If some people sometimes hesitate for fear of overloading their already oily skin with too rich 
a cream, the opposite choice is nevertheless counterproductive.
Struck by the sun, the epidermis defends itself by producing sebum, whatever the specificities of 
the skin. Exposing it without sun protection - in addition to the increased risk of sunburn and long. 
Term damage such as premature skin aging and the appearance of pigment spots or melanomas 
- can also cause the appearance of blemishes and damage. '' increase the shine of the skin.
No question, either, to opt for a lower protection index in the hope of avoiding shiny skin. The 
level of protection does not influence on the richness of the formula. Such a decision can be 
dangerous, as the skin is less well isolated from ultraviolet (UV) rays. 
The choice of the SPF must depend on the UV index and the phototype, in other words on the 
tanning capacity of the skin and its complexion, in no case on its sebum production!
Choose a special face Sunscreen for Oily Skin
While it is widely recommended to opt for a specific Sunscreen Gel, regardless of the skin type, the 
recommendation is even more important for oily skin.  Richer in sebaceous glands, especially on the T 
zone including forehead, nose, and chin, the face has a particular tendency to grease. The skin of the 
body is less demanding. Result? 
Wear sunscreen for the body on the face may at best make it shine, at worst clog the pores and promote 
the appearance of blackheads, pimples, and other imperfections. The is sunscreen designed specifically 
for the special needs of the face, with non-comedogenic ingredients selected to not block the pores of the 
skin. 
They are therefore essential for oily skin, especially since they are available for all needs: anti-wrinkle 
and anti aging, among others.
There are also tinted sunscreens for oily skin, combining aesthetic correction and sun protection. In 
summary? Opt for non-greasy Sunscreen for Oily Skin, but select two formulas, one for the body and the 
second for the face!
Apply 
Sunscreen 
SPF 50
Sunscreen is essential 
but is become more 
important in winters 
because sun rays are 
more harmful in winter. 
Sunscreen gel SPF 50 
protect from both UV ra
ys
 and helps to stay your 
skin moist.