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Amazon has 1.7oz Neutrogena Clear Face Serum SPF 60 Sunscreen w/ Green Tea on sale for $10.99 - 5% with Subscribe & Save = $10.44. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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FYI, this is a chemical sunscreen (no minerals).
Anything with a higher SPF is nearly always a chemical sunscreen.
Mineral sunscreens are fine. But, you need to apply more often, and the biggest reason why minerals sunscreens are ineffective with some people is that they don't use enough. You need to use a lot more of the product with a mineral sunscreen than you do with a chemical sunscreen.
Of course, wearing a hat or long sleeve will be immensely better than ANY sunscreen, though.
The entire chemical/mineral sunscreen concept is made up. Mineral sunscreens have mineral filters but the chemical filters are still doing 90% of the work in the formula. The only exception to this are tinted sunscreens which are often mineral and the specific use case there is people who get dark spots easily
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Mineral sunscreens are fine. But, you need to apply more often, and the biggest reason why minerals sunscreens are ineffective with some people is that they don't use enough. You need to use a lot more of the product with a mineral sunscreen than you do with a chemical sunscreen.
Of course, wearing a hat or long sleeve will be immensely better than ANY sunscreen, though.
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