SunSense Daily Face SPF 30+ is great for oily skin as it is oily-free. It`s cheap and it does contain a slight tinted colour, but it looks natural on the face.
It`s the one best sunscreen that`s oily-free products I`ve used.
i suggest you buy the Cancer Council sunscreen.it seems reliable,cos i was comparing sunscreen in the supermarket and the other brands stated the sunscreen doesnt offer that much protection and you need to stay away during the hottest times of the day….
Hi there! Olay Complete make one and you can get it in `sensitive` or normal (I find the sensitive one much better on my oilier zones – if you had dry skin the normal one would be fantastic I expect – I actually use that one on my chest to stop redness there – I just hate the red-chest look!). It is very protective at 30+ and really does the job as a two-in-one daily moisturiser. I think it is just under the $15 mark. This is a good basic daily cream I`d recommend to anyone, no matter what their budget. Hope this helps!
I agree Elmo! the Neutrogena sheer matte range is excellent! I have the spf 30 one, and its amazing! The consistency of it is a little thick, and the scent is subtle, yet not sunscreen-smelling – slightly floral and girl!
I`d just like to correct you captaincheeky. Helioplex is not really `anti-ageing` its just a patent of Neutrogena`s combination of avobenzone and oxybenzone. However it`s UVA/UVB defence can reduce premature ageing.
Ego Daily Face Saver from chemists is good, I bought this for my teenage sister to wear to school. She has oily skin, and it kind of has a matte effect. It is the colour of tinted moisturiser.
I totally agree with Elmo–the new neutrogena dry-touch sunscreen lotions are the BOMB! I cannot stop raving about it. It smells soo good, has helioplex (anti-ageing), SPF30 (the highest amount you can get in australia) and it is good for oily/combo skin types
