Best Water & Sweat Resistant Sunscreens with Strong Protection 🌞 SPF's to Prevent Aging This Summer
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
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Best Water Proof & Sweat Resistant Sunscreens of Summer 2024
High UVA Protection for Anti-Aging
Kose - Suncut UV Perfect Essence SPF 50+ PA++++ $13
5 Chemical Filters
No Scent, does contain some alcohol
No whitecast, Great UVA Protection!
Great for dry & oily skin types
Extremely Water Resistant, Sweat Resistant, Rub Resistant
At Yesstyle: ystyle.co/FjWo
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SVR AK Secure DM Protect Treatment for Actinic Damage $19
6 Chemical Filters
No Scent, No Alcohol
No whitecast, Exceptional UVA Protection
Great for sensitive skin
Water and Sweat Resistant
At Caretobeauty: www.caretobeauty.com/us/svr-a...
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Kanebo - Allie Gel UV EX SPF 50+ PA++++ $16
4 Filters, 3 Chemical & Zinc Oxide
No Scent, does contain alcohol
Very slight whitecast
Great for oily & dry skin
Super Waterproof, Sweatproof, Also protects against pollens & dust
At Yesstyle: ystyle.co/2oAx
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Rohto Mentholatum - Skin Aqua Super Moisture Barrier UV Essence SPF 50+ PA++++ $13
5 Chemical Filters
No Scent, does contain alcohol
Very, very slight whitecast, Great UVA Protection
Great for oily & dry skin
Waterproof, Sweat-Resistant
At Yesstyle: ystyle.co/eeB5
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Anessa - Perfect UV Sunscreen Mild Milk For Sensitive Skin SPF50+ PA++++ $23
3 Chemical Filters, 2 Mineral Filters (Titanium Dioxide, Zinc Oxide)
No Scent, No Alcohol
Great for dry skin
Minimal Whitecast
Adaptive technology to enhance UV protection film with sweat or water!
At Stylevana: shrsl.com/4lcoq
Altruist Face Fluid Sunscreen SPF50 $14
5 Chemical Filters One Mineral Filter (Titanium Dioxide)
Fragrance Free & Alcohol Free
Great for dry, sensitive, and acne prone skin types
Water Resistant
At Caretobeauty: www.caretobeauty.com/us/altru...
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Kao - Biore UV Athlizm Protect Essence SPF 50+ PA++++ $14
4 Chemical Filters
Does contain light fragrance & alcohol
Great for oily skin types
No whitecast
Waterproof & Sweat Resistant, provides a protective shield over your skin
At Yesstyle: ystyle.co/dDFB
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La Roche Posay ANTHELIOS UVMUNE 400 INVISIBLE FLUID SPF50+ $20
8 Chemical Filters
Fragrance Free, does contain alcohol
Great for oily and acne prone skin types
Amazing UVA protection!
No whitecast
Ultra Water Resistant, Sweat Resistant, Sand Proof
At Soin Et Nature: www.soin-et-nature.com/en/155...
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EVY Technology Daily Defense Face Mousse SPF50 $25
5 Chemical Filters
Fragrance Free, Alcohol Free
Great for oily, acne, and dry skin
No whitecast
At CultBeauty: rstyle.me/+1GMFvUiAPzKOb0yKyg...
Riemann P20 Sensitive Triple Protection Sunscreen SPF 30 Cream $26
4 Chemical Filters
Fragrance & Alcohol Free
Great for dry, sensitive, and acne prone skin types
No whitecast
It provides up to 10-hour protection, is very water resistant
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I think japanese outdoor sunscreens are underrated yet technologically way ahead of korean sunscreens. It's because in Japan the weather is more humid so the sunscreen must be durable yet lightweight. Yes korean sunscreens tend to have more bs skincare ingredients, but from the provided protection standpoint, japanese products are superior and more trustworthy.
Finally! I follow so many influencers & you are the first this year to post a video on sunscreens that are sweat and water resistant. Thank you so much for this and all of your other reviews!! I’ll be watching your content before anyone else’s from now on. 😊
I just bought the Kose Suncut again. I used it 3 years ago and liked it. I needed toget to my shipping minimum from Yesstyle, so I added it! I'm very sensitive and have had no issues with this! I also have the Kao Nivea Sun Protect Water Gel, but it's so waterproof/resistant that I have a difficult time removing it😆For whatever that it worth to anyone 🥰Have a beautiful day💗💗💗🕊
There's so many little add-ons that I love at yesstyle so I can hit the free shipping threshold, I just mentally can not pay for shipping.
@@NOBSBeauty I have the same problem😆😂🤣
Love your channel! I love that’s it’s not sponsored, you’re a rare gem on RUclips 😊
Since I can’t use chemical sunscreens because they irritate my skin, the best body mineral sunscreen that I’ve tried so far is the Md solar science spf 50 and for face the cotz spf50 tinted one.
Very helpful as usual. Thank you!!
Love Evy! ❤
Hi Sarah you missed my absolute favourite out😂. Ultrasun has been my brand of choice for a decade and I still trust it completely. Even my rosacea and eczema prone skin tolerates it without issue (the same cannot be said for the others in this list I have tried unfortunately 😢). I use the fifty plus in the warmer months under makeup and top it up with the spray (I also practice sun safe behaviours). It’s just as longwear as P20 or Evy but for safety I top up as required (depending on how long my day is or if I’m sweating etc). I don’t get pink or more freckles as a Fitzpatrick one with it. The corresponding lip balm is also excellent btw and doesn’t taste terrible 🤢 - it’s actually moisturising which many spf balms are not. Best wishes x
Thanks!! I usually wear spf but especially slathered these days. We’re being scorched 🥵 alive out here in CA!! ❤❤ Hope MN bring spared 🩵🤍
Minnesota has been pretty temperate and rainy up until today! The sun made an appearance as well and put on my Evy SPF.
yes indeed we sure are and I'm feeling it here in ca. too.
What a great info on SPF!! Thank you my dear!! Getting all them 😢😊
Spf makes my skin looks so healthy and spot free!
So helpful thank you! I agree I love the Asian sunscreens. I have such problems with eye sting with the US ones. And the Asian ones are affordable.
Happy Wednesday. I love Anessa and the whole Skin Aqua line ❤. My HG favorite no fuss SPF is Hado Lado UV gel.
Anessa is wonderful, pricey, but always reliable and have never gotten burned using their products. They have released a few new ones this year and I need to give them a try soon.
My go-to sunscreen brand for tough conditions is Ultrasun. Especially their Extreme spf 50+ stays put like nothing else. Doesn't have to be reapplied either which is a huge plus for me. On the minus side the Ultrasun Extreme would leave a white cast on melanated skin (their Sports line is completely clear and otherwise excellent too but has quite a bit of alcohol) and it's a Swiss brand so I don't know how accessible it is for US folks.
Another water and sweat resistant favourite of mine with more elegant formulation but has to be reapplied is the new (came out last year I think) Bondi Sands Hydra UV Protect SPF 50+ Sunscreen Lotion. I don't like it on my face because it has Avobenzone in it and that stings my eyes like hell. Stays in place super well so I _have_ succesfully used in on my face on occation. Just don't like to take the risk so I use it more on the body (comes in 150 ml/ 5,1 fl oz tube).
Both of these are alcohol and fragrance free and suitable for sensitive skin. I feel these would be good for all skin types but I have dry skin myself so I'm not super confident on suitability for oily skin.
Try the Riemann P20 line, especially their Sensitive Face and Sensitive Skin products.
Thank you for this!!! I try to stay out of the sun in the summertime, but I have a few places to go where there isn't a lot of shade. My melasma thanks you!!!
Many blessings!!!💖💖💖
Melasma is so tough so I commiserate with you on that one.
Great video, Sarah! That was a lot of work for you to go through all of these!
Of the ones you mentioned, which one is the lightest feeling on the skin, best to use under makeup and doesn’t make you “glowy”?
I just bought Nivea UV Super Water Essence EX SPF50+, PA++++ and like it very much. I believe it is Japanese.
The Nivea one is great! The lightest feeling one would probably be the Evy Technology Face Mousse, feels super light and sets to a completely natural finish. The other one is probably the Skin Aqua Super Moisture Barrier SPF, and then after that would probably be the Allie Kanebo UV Gel. Japan makes some great sunscreens!
I love water resistant sunscreens and European are for the win for me specially from L’Oréal (LRP, Vichy, Garnier etc ) Avéne and Bioderma also got good ones, I need to try some Japanese specially Anessa. I went to Puerto Rico I took a mineral one from Neutrogena for the beach and it was so 💦 resistant so it was a good option only for beach days tho lol
Dang, I was trying to gatekeep the suncut water essence sunscreen 😅😂 welp, grab it while you can, it’s my holy grail (coming from an extremely oily girl) not too drying or greasy, it’s perfect.
Which of these sunscreens has the largest bottle? I need one for my body and I apply very liberally.
hi im so intrigued by SVR one could you please go over which filters it's using??? also how does one know if its spf 50 of there is nothing on the package??
Sara you’re getting younger and younger
Any new products for hyperpigmentation?
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Most of the sunscreens you mention here I’ve tried ( tho sometimes a different formula). I wear Asian sunscreens in the winter and EU in the summer (after a DISASTROUS summer of wearing only US tinted mineral sunscreen!). The last of the Asian was a Skin Aqua and a different Biore (blue tube) than I’ve tried. I super love the Biore and I’ll get more next fall. I’ve started with the Summer EU. I do love the LaRochePosay 400. I used it last year whenever I wore makeup. It played well with both my Korean BBCream and American foundation. This year I finally got my hands on some P20. Since it’s for summer I only buy the 50+. The one I wore last weekend was the Sensitive Skin one. It came in an air pump (100 ml). This spf played super well with my skincare AND my makeup! I was out in the sun for 4 hours. No color! I wear mostly black and I didn’t notice any staining. I think I got 4 different types of the P20 including a kids body one but I haven’t tried the rest. I always get Eucerin and I enjoy their sunscreens a lot too. I feel like this year I got enough EU sunscreen to last me the summer!
That is extremely impressive to hear being out for four hours and no color at all! What is always sad to me is thinking of how many great, innovative sunscreens brands in the US could be making but legally they can't. I don't think that is going to change anytime soon. I'll have to try some of the other P20 SPF's because everyone seems to have such good luck with them.
@@NOBSBeauty yea, I’ve completely given up on US sunscreens. I did buy a bunch of supergoop dupes at Trader Joe’s for the spring rains but we really didn’t get much. I gave some of them away to my Buy Nothing group and now that I have the water resistant P20 I can give away the rest of the Tader Joes spf. I mean US sunscreen is better than nothing….
Hi, have you tried other p20? If so, can you let me know if it’s comfortable to wear? If for beaches vacation, which would you bring if you can only bring one type?
Of these, I've tried the Kose Suncut and the LRP UV Mune, and both stung my eyes pretty badly. Anyone tried something else here that didn't cause eyesting?
i recently tried the new prequel multi quench and it stung upon application and i woke up with very dry skin both days i tried it. i skipped it the oast 2 days and my skin was fine again. im going to try it again to see if it was a fluke but wondering if you think it was an allergy (ive never had a reaction to a product before) or possibly just too much moisuture? i did use multiple toners and serums afterward. ive read there is a thing as too much hydration which can damage your moisture barrier..but wondering if you know how to tell when that hapoens or how much hydration is "too much
Have you had issues with chemical sunscreens in the past? This SPF contains Butyloctyl Salicylate, which is actually a chemical filter. It also has silica, tin oxide, and mica in the formula. I've found those ingredients drying myself. Some mineral Sunscreens feel nice at first then end up drying my out.
A mineral favorite of mine is MDSolarSciences Mineral Creme spf 50. It's blurring and may be a little light but it sits on the skin beautifully. And I think it has 17% zinc oxide, which is great, but the finish doesn't look like it.
Would you use it on your body? Or to light?
@@rodneuer4600 I think it would be fine on the body, but a little pricey, to me at least, to be used elsewhere besides the face. I think if you contact them, they may send you samples.
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I've tried some of the sunscreens mentioned in this video, and unfortunately, they weren't strong enough for the summertime. I learned the hard way with a sunburn. Now, I stick to US sunscreens that have provided excellent protection against the harsh summer sun, from brands like Neutrogena, Coppertone, and Banana Boat. While I prefer the texture of some foreign sunscreens, they just don't offer enough protection during the summer, and I've ended up with a sunburn using them.😢
Have you tried either the Evy or the La Roche Posay ones before? From my experience those are the strongest two on the list.
@@NOBSBeauty I tried the La Roche-Posay sunscreen and unfortunately got sunburned after walking for about 15 minutes. I applied it twice, waiting about 20 minutes before going outside on a very hot, sunny day (after 4 pm), expecting it to protect my face and neck. While I appreciate its light texture, I found it wasn’t strong enough. I wonder if the lighter texture of these foreign sunscreens makes them less effective. I had similar results with the Biore sunscreen. The Skin Aqua UV barrier doesn’t sting my eyes, but I noticed I get a slightly darker tan and sometimes a little pink. The Suncut UV gel (2024 version) protected me, but I ended up with a light golden tan and sometimes a little pink, and it irritated my eyes after a while.
I also have the Avene Ultra Light Fluid SPF 50+. It doesn’t irritate my eyes but it doesn’t protect well in the summer. My face got dark pink while wearing it to the store. It seems like all of these sunscreens lose most of their effectiveness on humid days. On the other hand, the US brands I mentioned still protect well in humid conditions, so I typically use their sport versions. Neutrogena Beach Defense works well for me in the summer. I primarily used it on my body, but then started using it on my face. It is lighter and more moisturizing than other US sunscreens I've used, but it has fragrance and caused eye irritation after a while. I avoid applying it too close to my eyes and usually use the Avene Ultra Light Fluid or the Skin Aqua around my eyes instead. I wear sunglasses so I don’t get sunburned around my eyes.
I'm living in Japan in a very sunny area, I'm a Fitzpatrick 2 and never ever got burned with Japanese sunscreen. I'm running 5-7 km regularly. So I don't understand your problem. Maybe not applied enough? @@heavenknows4857
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If you could only take one face sunscreen with you on a Florida beach vacation which would it be??
AWESOME question! My answer without even stopping to think is hands down going to the La Roche Posay UVMune 400 that they released last year.
Great, thanks!!