Piz Buin ultra light dry touch face fluid review

Since discovering that UVA was the biggest cause of ageing, I've been obsessed with SPF and its been a part of my daily routine ever since. The only problem was that a lot of the usual brands were too heavy for daily use and consequently broke me out. Previously I'd been using a Chanel sunscreen, but this summer thanks to the newly launched Piz Buin ultra light dry touch face fluid, I've now discovered a cheaper dupe and a new favourite:

Piz Buin ultra light dry touch face fluid
Piz Buin have been my go to bodycare brand for the last few years and this new Ultra light range boasts the same high factor sun protection and 3* UVA protection that I've come to expect from my sunscreen. What really sets it apart though is just how light and quick absorbing it is on the skin. It really is no thicker than a fluid moisturiser and there's no greasy after feel either. Because of this it's great for using under make up and I was recently told that I had virtually no sun damage so the SPF is obviously doing something right.

There are also 3 body sunscreens which have the same light fluid texture and goes up to a SPF50. Highly recommended if you're jetting off anywhere exotic this Autumn/Winter. 

Sadly I've not got any Winter getaways planned, but going into the colder months although we won't get as much sunshine, it's still just as important to wear sunscreen daily (UV rays can still penetrate through clouds and rain), and at £12 this is an affordable and much welcome addition to my daily skincare routine. 

Have you tried the Piz Buin ultra light dry touch range? What are your anti-ageing skincare favourites? 

1 comment

  1. It looks good. I will try!
    :))

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