In your professional opinion, what is the best sunscreen to prevent fine lines and sun damage? Why do you recommend this product?

Any sunscreen that is water-resistant will definitely protect your skin. Many people wear sunscreen to the beach or the pool, but it isn't nearly as useful if it washes right off after a swim. Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Sunscreen SPF 100 is an excellent example of this, and it is designed for the skin to absorb it quickly.

Sun Bum isn’t the cheapest sunscreen on the market (not by a longshot), but it’s the only brand I trust to prevent sun damage. About three years ago I had my first skin cancers cut off my ear and scalp, and it scared the bejeebies out of me. Since then, I put on sunscreen every single day during the spring and summer, and Sun Bum is the only brand I trust. I asked my dermatologist for a recommendation and it was by far the best of the three brands he gave me. Not only does it prevent skin cancer and sun damage, but it’s also great for very sensitive skin like mine. Other types of sunscreen clog my pores and cause breakouts and rashes, but Sun Bum is incredibly soft and light. It’s not thick or greasy like others, and I’ve never had a single skin issue with it. So for skin health, it’s the one and only sunscreen I’ll buy these days.

I really like and recommend the Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Sunscreen. It contains Helioplex, which is clinically proven to provide superior broad spectrum UVA/UVB protection from the sun’s damaging rays. This sunscreen also has a lightweight and non-greasy formula that won't clog pores, so it won't interfere with your skin's natural moisture balance. Its dry-touch finish leaves skin feeling clean and fresh, not oily or greasy like most sunscreens. Additionally, the unique helioplex technology provides superior photostable UVA/UVB protection from aging UVA rays so you can be sure your fine lines won't worsen with overexposure to the sun. All in all, this is an excellent sunscreen for preventing sun damage and fine lines.

There is an abundance of sunscreen in the market. Choosing the right one can take you to go through hundreds of products. Let me make it easy for you. You can choose EltaMD UV Clear Broad Spectrum SPF 46 sunscreen as it saves time, money, and of course your skin. It comes with a tinted formula for light coverage so that you don't look uncanny on your face and body. It goes on nicely and smoothly, especially for acne-prone skin. However, it has a mineral formula so it gets time to absorb into the skin. Many times customers complain about redness and burning on the face because of sunscreen. But EltaMD UV Clear Broad-Spectrum cream doesn’t irritate your skin. It is oil and fragrance-free and contains niacinamide to help soothe inflammation as well as sodium hyaluronate for a hydration boost.

As one of 6 dermatologists at New York Dermatology Group i highly recommend a sunblock with either micronized zinc oxide titanium dioxide. These are PHYSICAL sunblocks that reflect the sun’s powerful off the skin as well as hinder its absorption into the skin. It’s like having a million tiny white umbrellas protecting your skin from cancer. My fave brand is NYDG CHEMFREE ACTIVE DEFENSE SPF30. I also love the ELTA SPF 30 as well as Neuteogena Sheer Spf 50. I don’t like chemical sunblocks because they often sting if used on the face. David Colbert MD Founder of New York Dermatology Group and NYDG SKINCARE

The sunscreen that you are going to use! 90% of the visible signs of aging come from daily, unprotected exposure to UV and visible (that means cell phone screens and light bulbs) light. So make SPF your BFF. One of my faves: La Roche Posay Anthelios UltraLight Mineral Fluid. It blends beautifully into all skin tones, is cosmetically elegant, light, and easy to layer. The ingredient filters, are super at shielding unwanted rays.

La Roche-Posay Anthelios Melt-in Milk Sunscreen SPF 100 provides superior protection against UVA and UVB radiation, which are the leading causes of skin aging and sun-induced damage. Melt-in Milk Sunscreen by La Roche-Posay is formulated with advanced Cell-Ox Shield technology to provide broad-spectrum protection without irritating the skin. Its non-greasy, non-heavy texture makes it suitable for daily use, even under cosmetics. Having used this sunscreen myself, I can attest to its effectiveness in protecting my epidermis from UV rays during extended outdoor exposure. Its photostable composition provides long-lasting protection, and its water-resistance makes it suitable for a variety of activities. Given its high SPF rating, broad spectrum coverage, and my own positive experience, I can confidently recommend La Roche-Posay Anthelios Melt-in Milk Sunscreen SPF 100 to anyone in search of superior protection against fine lines and UV damage.

I recommend Thrive Natural Body Mineral Sunscreen SPF50. This advice is based on my experience with travelers to hot countries: Australia, Mexico, Thailand or similar. This sunscreen is a top choice for several reasons. One, it uses a generous 23.5% zinc oxide. This mineral creates a solid barrier against the sun. Two, it has the added benefit of skincare. It hydrates and nourishes the skin. At the same time, it offers broad-spectrum UVA/UVB protection. This helps to prevent fine lines and sun damage. Another key factor is its eco-friendly approach. The packaging uses recycled plastic tubes. Plus, purchasing supports Costa Rican farmers. This is a great bonus for those conscious about their environmental impact. Product link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B4342J6V/