Ultra Violette Supreme Screen SPF 50+

**3) SUPREME Screen SPF 50+ Hydrating Skinscreen**. - **What I love about it**: If I apply this without moisturizer, the finish is actually really good - glowy without being overly dewy. It feels light after application, easy to spread, doesn't exacerbate any dry patches, and gives a nice glow. Pretty much comfortable and weightless for the rest of the day - I love it.

I never liked wearing sunscreen until I found this stuff. No cast, not oily, has a subtle tint and applies easily. The pump tube annoys me and it’s a bit exy but it’s my HG sunscreen after years of searching.

UPF 50+ Clothing, Hats, UV blocking umbrellas/Parasols, sunglasses that are compliant with Australian standards when it comes to sun and eye protection. Car Window tinting. I like the Ultra Violette and Cancer Council Australia Sunscreens for face and body SPF.

My skin is quite dry thanks to tretinoin and I currently have both the Ultra Violette Supreme Screen 50+ and the Bondi Sands Hydra UV Protect 50+ that have previously been mentioned on rotation. They’re both quite moisturising. Supreme Screen is very cosmetically elegant, however it does contain alcohol and fragrance.

I've tried the Cancer Council one and it stung my face so I couldn't use it :(. I'm now using the Ultra Violette Clean Screen which is made for sensitive skin and its SO GOOD. It can be a little drying if you don't moisturise underneath, but I normally use a toner, vit C and moisturiser anyway. It also has a light tint which I really like as it slightly evens out my skin tone.

We have some of the most rigorous laws around SPF in the world. Ultra Violette is fantastic. If you can’t grab something Australian, just make sure that you’re using broad spectrum UVA and UVB sunscreen and reapply it constantly. Factor 50+ will do the best work, but you still need to reapply it all the time.