Yes, I use moisturizer first and then sunscreen. I use Rodan and Fields Soothe sunscreen for my face. Super lightweight and good for acne prone and sensitive skin!

A zinc based mineral sunscreen is the best because it does not irritate sensitive skin. If you are of a lighter complexion, you can use netrogena sheer zinc for face. I have tried it and it did not break me out at all; in fact, it had a soothing effect on my zits. I only stopped using it because I am dark skinned and the sunscreen was gave me a whitish-cast. Right now, I use a tinted sunscreen powder and it is working great so far. Hope this helps.

I use the Eucerin sun gel-creme oil control spf 50. It doesnt break me out, leaves no white residue, and tries to keep the face matte. I am very oily so its mattifying properties do not really work for me, but it could also be because of the warm and humid weather.

after apply moisturizer and then sunscreen with spf 33. i use parasol. because in the night i use glycolid acid.

I always apply moisturizer before sunscreen.

I use EltaMD spf 46 in clear. It is prescribed by dermatologists for acne-prone skin. UV oxidises squalene, the oil skin produces, starting of the acne inflammatory chain. Having avoided it for years as dislike putting products on my face during the day, I now won't go out without it!

I apply moisturiser beneath if needed, but usually just at night.

CeAve AM moisturiser with SPF 30 is a good one I've been using lately. Cetaphil has a tinted moisturiser/suncreen that is marketed for redness which I also like.

I've started using SunSense since the one I recommended above started burning my eyes!

EltaMD UV Clear!

On 7/16/2019 at 9:23 AM, earlgray27 said:

I always apply moisturizer before sunscreen.

Absolutely. Apply a moisturiser, leave it for a bit, then apply a non-comedogenic sunscreen.

There are some sunscreens which have a combined moisturiser if you feel it would be more convenient. I believe Nivea have one.

On 9/17/2020 at 4:39 PM, Lawliet Luo said:

For acne-prone skin, it is best to use umbrellas, sun hats, etc. If you have to use sunscreen for a long time outdoors, it is best to use physical sunscreen. Such as Topix Replenix Physical Suncreen Cream(50+), Nov UV milk.

my experience exactly!

Eucerine Oil Control Dry touch spf 50 for acne-prone and sensitive skin. It's chemical but doesn't irritate the skin or leave a white cast.

One of the top 5 sunscreens of the year.