Something to clarify: I use just a regular moisturizer (for face) without any UVA/UVB protection. Going to buy a cream that would have UVA/UVB protection BUT does it mean that I would be applying a double layer of cream in my face - my regular moisturizer + sun block??

Hi rusbear,

If you want to protect your skin from being under the sun...And your problem is that you're using a moisturizer that has no UVA/UVB protection on it and that should you use sun block and moisturizer...What I suggest is that why not look for a moisturizer that has a sunscreen protection on it...In that way you will no longer buy a sun block...Coz the moisturizer that has a sunscreen agent in it will help you in both ways.

I totally agree with louieanne!

as far as sunblock goes, NO-AD is the best one out there that I know of. also, these days they have spray-on lotion, but those ones work with alcohol i think to make it dry quickly, and might not help out your skin too much..

Hi rusbear!
The point is you can't rely just on your moisturiser, because it's simply not enough protective. I would advise you to go for Delph sun spray, it is light and not sticky, but with a high UVA/UVB sunscreens. So you can carry on using you day moist in combination with it.