SKINCARE | Sunscreen Roundup 2025 (The Good, Bad and the Just OK) | Cosmetic Proof

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Despite my deceleration in blog posts in recent years, the only thing I love doing every summer is a summary of the new sunscreens that I am using. Yes, I am still using some favorites that appear over the years such as Biorore UV, Tocobo and La Roche Posay Invisible Touch, but this year I have a completely new set of new UV blockers to share with you!

Starting with the Australian brand that we cannot have enough! When it comes to sunscreens, Australia is a continent in which I trust! There was a lot of talk about Ultra Violette in my Instagram feed, but I have been very careful when buying sunscreens, since I have a lot to work every year based on the expiration date. This chemical sunscreen claims to have skin care benefits, such as Squalane and Kakadu plum to cheer up, but considering that these ingredients are close to the lower part of the ingredient list (Squalane is halfway), I am not sure how much benefit they really provide. All that matters is that SPF Protection and I am happy!

I am using this chemical sunscreen at this time and I have been enjoying it! He is light, creamy and mixes with the skin quickly. This sunscreen also contains peptides (at the bottom of the list of ingredients) that promise to reduce the appearance of fine lines, unequal skin tone and opacity. I am using this as a moisturizer/sunscreen in one and, while mostly, it is moisturizing enough for my normal/dry skin, there have been some occasions when moisture has been low that I have felt a little dry only using this alone. It has made my skin look brighter during the last week, so maybe it’s doing something, but again with sunscreens if I get additional benefits for skin care, incredible! However, it is not something that actively looks for, since I think of the sera as the step in my routine that is actually doing something.

This body lotion of Anthelios is the new child in the block with a new ecological packaging. This is a moisturizing and thick cream that is water resistant and is not greasy. I didn’t really find him so non -fatty, but he felt more like a body cream. I usually have a hard time finding sunscreen of the body of non -fatty body and, often, use of facial solar protectors in my body because they are really non -fatty.

The main thing I don’t like about this sunscreen is actually the new packaging! The cap is incredibly “short” and I am convinced that I will start it because it feels so weak!

Then, it is our only mineral solar protector contender of Nena Skincare, based in BC! I love most of baby’s products, so I was eager to try this sunscreen, but it has a white cast that seemed difficult for me to work on my skin. It also has a slightly sticky residue that I did not enjoy in my skin. However, a funny thing of this sunscreen is that, because Nena always uses 100% Canadian glacial clay, this product comes out with a green dye! However, unfortunately, this will be a sunscreen for the body, since I do not have the patience of working in a mineral solar protector or I hope my base was white.

Have you tried any of these sunscreens? Are you trying something new this season to try?