Monday, June 17, 2013

Sunscreen That Feels Like Nothing On


Seattle, WA (PRWEB) June 17, 2013

Youre never fully dressed without the SPF. A recent independent study by the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia concluded that people who applied broad-spectrum sunscreen liberally on a daily basis over a period of four years were able to preserve their skin and noticeably slow the premature aging caused by unprotected exposure to the sunin short, using a great sunscreen and more of it equals less wrinkles and sagging over time. The findings of this study may seem like a no-brainer to sunscreen aficionados, but this is the first long-term sunscreen study done on peoplerather than animalsthat conclusively shows the anti-aging benefits of using sunscreen on a consistent basis.


It can seem like a hassle to slather on full-body sunscreen before heading out into the sun, but a minute of application a day can help keep cancer (and wrinkled, brow-spotted skin) away. To make the commitment to sunscreen even easier, the Paulas Choice Research Team is here to share their favorite picks of the best ultra-light-weight broad-spectrum SPF options for face and body on the market today.


Makeup tends to slip right off the face during the warmer months, so using a facial sunscreen like Paulas Choice Skin Balancing Daytime Moisturizer with SPF 30 ($ 20.95 for 2 fl. oz.) that also acts as a primer is a double-win for skin. Cetaphil Dermacontrol Oil Control Moisturizer SPF 30 ($ 16.99 for 4 fl. oz.) is a particularly good sunscreen for those with oily skinor for anyone concerned with the effects of humiditybecause it hydrates, protects and controls shine.


Another favorite for the face is Olay Regenerist UV Defense Regenerating Lotion SPF 50 ($ 31 for 1.7 fl. oz.) for its high SPF rating, impressive blend of cell-communicating ingredients and antioxidants. For an all-in-one sunscreen, Miracle Skin Transformer SPF 20 ($ 48 for 1.7 fl. oz.) comes in a tinted version that may work as a substitute to makeup, but it is also available in a colorless formula.


When it comes to sunscreen for the body, we know that comfort is the difference between using the product and losing it somewhere in the back of a drawer. Fortunately, these modern formulas are so soft and sheer its like wearing nothing at all.


Nu Skin Sunright Body Block SPF 30 ($ 14.50 for 1.7 fl. oz.) is a very good water-resistant broad-spectrum sunscreen that includes antioxidants. For a higher SPF rating, another excellent water-resistant choice is Paulas Choice Extra Care Non-Greasy Sunscreen SPF 50 ($ 14.95 for 5 fl. oz.) which is ideal for combination, oily, or blemish-prone skin. Those who prefer a spray-on sunscreen should try a product like Topix Replenix Sheer Physical Sunscreen SPF 50+ ($ 38 for 4 fl. oz.) which is also water-resistant and sets to a very soft hydrating finish.


When it comes to getting the full range of benefits from sunscreen, liberal application is key so remember not to skimp outespecially not on your face, which sees the most sun day after day. Foundations with sunscreen are a great asset, but to ensure the highest level of protection its always best to layer foundation over sunscreen simply because sunscreen needs to be applied much more generously than foundationespecially if a more natural look is desired for the summertime.


For more sun care product recommendations, check out our list of Best Products at CosmeticsCop.com.


Led by best-selling author and beauty expert Paula Begoun, the Paulas Choice Research Team evaluates and reviews hundreds of skin-care and makeup products, in books such as Dont Go to the Cosmetics Counter Without Me as well as online at CosmeticsCop.com. Combining cosmetics industry knowledge and expertise, Paula and her team have developed the Paulas Choice line of state-of-the-art formulations based on reliable, published skin-care research. Products include skin-care, makeup, body and hair-care products, beauty tools, and accessories. All products are fragrance-free, cruelty free, and environmentally friendly.







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