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Sunscreen for oily and sensitive skin

Why Greasy Sunscreens Are a Nightmare for Oily, Sensitive Skin

If you've ever felt like sunscreen makes your face slicker than a frying pan, you're not alone. Most formulas just don't play nice with oily and sensitive skin. Ingredients like heavy oils and fragrances can clog pores, trigger breakouts, or leave you red and itchy. It's frustrating to protect your skin but end up battling new problems.

What's Causing the Shine and Sting?

It comes down to your skin's natural oil production and the way some chemical filters interact with sensitive types. Oily skin produces more sebum, which can mix with thick sunscreen bases and feel heavy. Sensitive skin reacts to irritants—think alcohol, fragrance, or certain preservatives—causing redness or that burning sensation.

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Action Steps for Happy Skin

Start with clean, dry skin. Apply a thin layer—no need to slather it on. Wait 60 seconds before layering makeup. If you’re out all day, reapply every two hours (or after sweating). Choose SPF 30 or higher for real-world protection. Test a small patch if you’re trying something new—no surprises later.

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How Arish BIO-NATURAL Saves You From Breakouts and Redness

Our lightweight, mineral-based sunscreens are designed to keep oily and sensitive skin protected without the greasy feel. With our AI Skin Analyser, you can get tailored recommendations based on your unique skin profile. Take a look at Arish BIO-NATURAL for mineral formulas that actually feel good and protect all day.

FAQs

Why does sunscreen make my oily skin feel even greasier?

Most sunscreens use thick emollients or oils that mix with your skin's natural sebum, causing extra shine and a heavy feeling.

Which sunscreen ingredients should I avoid if my skin is sensitive?

Skip products with alcohol, fragrance, oxybenzone, and avobenzone. These can trigger redness, itching, and stinging for sensitive types.

Can mineral sunscreens help with oil control?

Yes, zinc oxide and titanium dioxide can help soothe sensitivity and are often paired with mattifying agents to reduce shine.

Is it safe to use sunscreen every day on oily, sensitive skin?

Daily use is safe if you pick a formula that's non-comedogenic and free of common irritants. Consistent use actually helps protect from irritation caused by UV rays.

How do I reapply sunscreen without messing up my makeup?

Try powder sunscreens or lightweight sprays for touch-ups. They go on without smudging and help keep oil under control.

Will sunscreen clog my pores and cause breakouts?

Choose non-comedogenic, oil-free formulas. Many mineral sunscreens are designed to avoid pore congestion and are less likely to cause breakouts.

Does Arish BIO-NATURAL offer sunscreen for oily and sensitive skin?

We provide mineral-based sunscreens that are lightweight, non-comedogenic, and gentle enough for sensitive skin. Check our options online.

How does the Arish BIO-NATURAL AI Skin Analyser work?

Our analyser scans your face digitally to assess hydration, pores, and sensitivity. You get personalized sunscreen recommendations tailored for your skin.

Should I use a moisturizer under my sunscreen if my skin is oily?

If your sunscreen is hydrating enough, you can skip moisturizer. For very oily skin, look for gel-based SPF that does both jobs.

Are spray sunscreens suitable for oily, sensitive skin?

Sprays can be fine if they’re alcohol-free and use mineral filters. Always check the label for irritants before using.

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