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Sunscreen for sensitive and oily skin

Why Most Sunscreens Fail Sensitive, Oily Skin

If you've ever felt greasy or broken out after applying sunscreen, you're not alone. Over 60% of people with oily skin say sunscreen makes their face feel sticky or triggers pimples. Sensitive skin adds another layer of trouble—redness, stinging, or even rashes from harsh ingredients.

What's Happening Beneath the Surface

Here’s why it happens: many sunscreens rely on heavy oils, silicones, or chemical UV filters that can clog pores and irritate reactive skin. Ingredients like oxybenzone, avobenzone, and certain fragrances often spark breakouts or allergic reactions. Plus, thick formulas trap sweat and oil, making your skin feel even shinier.

The Most Effective Sunscreen Solutions

Application That Actually Works

Apply sunscreen as the final step in your morning routine. If you use moisturizer, let it absorb first. Use a nickel-sized amount and press, don’t rub, especially if your skin feels irritated. Reapply every two hours if you’re outside or sweating—yes, even with oily skin.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Arish BIO-NATURAL Offers a Smart Solution

If you’re tired of trial and error, Arish BIO-NATURAL provides mineral sunscreens designed for sensitive and oily skin. We use non-comedogenic, lightweight formulas with zero artificial fragrance. Our AI Skin Analyser can scan your face and recommend the perfect Bionatural® Active blend for your unique needs—so you get real protection without the shine or irritation.

FAQs

Can sunscreen cause breakouts if my skin is oily?

Yes, certain sunscreens with heavy oils or pore-clogging ingredients can trigger breakouts. Opt for non-comedogenic, gel-based formulas to minimize this risk.

How often should I reapply sunscreen on oily skin?

Every two hours when outdoors, and right after sweating or swimming. Even oily skin needs consistent reapplication for full sun protection.

Is mineral sunscreen better for sensitive skin?

Mineral sunscreens, especially those with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, are less likely to cause irritation or allergic reactions compared to chemical filters.

What ingredients should I avoid in sunscreen for sensitive, oily skin?

Skip oxybenzone, avobenzone, alcohol, and added fragrance. Look for products labeled non-comedogenic and hypoallergenic.

Will sunscreen make my face look shiny?

Some sunscreens do, but lightweight gel or matte-finish formulas are designed to control shine, even on oily skin.

Can I use my moisturizer with sunscreen for oily skin?

Yes, just make sure both products are non-comedogenic. Apply moisturizer first, let it absorb, then follow with sunscreen.

What makes Arish BIO-NATURAL’s sunscreen different?

Our sunscreens are mineral-based, fragrance-free, and designed specifically for sensitive and oily skin. We use natural actives to protect without clogging pores.

How does Arish BIO-NATURAL’s AI Skin Analyser help with sunscreen choice?

Our AI Skin Analyser scans your face to identify skin type, hydration, and sensitivities, recommending the best Bionatural® Active sunscreen for your needs.

Can I wear makeup over sunscreen for oily skin?

Absolutely. Just let your sunscreen set for a few minutes before applying makeup. Opt for oil-free or powder-based products for best results.

Does sunscreen expire or lose effectiveness on oily skin?

Yes, sunscreen can expire—check the date. On oily skin, sweat and oil can break down sunscreen faster, so reapply often for reliable coverage.

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