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Sunscreen to be used
My skin had slight comedones but it has reduced now.
I had consulted a doctor, according to my prescription I'm using salicylic acid night cream and acnemoist moisturizer morning. And I have no active acne on my skin at present. I need sun protection while going out. Can you please suggest which sunscreen I should use?
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It depends on the tone and texture of skin... for detailed prescription do direct online consultation with photos
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Dr. Shraddha Kololgi
Dermatologist
8 yrs exp
Bangalore
Sunscreen has to be applied even if you are at home in the morning hours. So it’s better to use it daily once in every 3hrs till there is sunset.
If you have an acne prone skin, go ahead with a gel based sunscreen. Any sunscreen with spf more than 30 should be good to go
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Choose a water based, non comedogenic and a broad spectrum sunscreen
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