The Sunscreen Stick to Try Based on Your Skin Type (Because Yes, You Still Need Wear SPF Indoors)
May 11, 2020
Applying sunscreen should never be a chore, which is why when we find a user-friendly way to apply it, we stick — quite literally — to it. One of our favorite ways to apply SPF is with a stick formula that can be applied onto our face, neck, chest and elsewhere with ease. Ahead, we’re sharing five of our favorite sunscreen sticks that are just as easy to use as they are to pop in your bag. We’ve broken them down by which skin types we think they work best for.
If You Have Sensitive Skin...
CeraVe Mineral Sunscreen Stick
For a water-resistant option perfect for sensitive skin, try the CeraVe Sunscreen Stick. This formula has SPF 50, contains essential ceramides and hyaluronic acid to plump and soothe the skin. The best part? The formula is clear, has a residue-free finish and is non-comedogenic, so it won’t clog pores.
If You Have Combination Skin...
Sol de Janiero My Sol Stick SPF 50
This moisturizing SPF balm will keep you hydrated and dewy, but shine-free. It contains SPF 50, is water-resistant for 80 minutes and has a lightweight, non-sticky consistency. Plus, it smells heavenly.
If You Have Dry Skin...
The Glow Stick is a dry oil with SPF 50 that can also be used as a hydrating highlight on the tips of your cheekbones, down your nose and on your Cupid’s bow.
If You Have Dull Skin...
Bare Republic Golden Daze Shimmer Sunscreen Stick
SPF protection for dull skin that needs a boost just got a whole lot easier thanks to Golden Daze. This creative formula is a shimmer sunscreen stick that has SPF 50, is water-resistant for 80 minutes and contains light-reflecting golden pearls. It will give you an instant glow-up, no highlighter required.
If You Have Normal Skin...
100% Pure Everywhere Sun Stick
The Everywhere Sun Stick lives up to its name and can be used anywhere on the body. It’s fragrance-free, non-comedogenic and makes all skin types happy with broad-spectrum SPF 30 protection. It’s water-resistant for up to 40 minutes.
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