Sun screen

I swim everyday outside and I use Blue Lizard it doesn’t have petroleum and is rated one of the best ones I’m 66 liver transplant patient 3 1/2 years post and have zero skin cancer issues many others are garbage and will do more harm

I use Eucerin Sensitive Mineral sunscreen 50 SPF. It's a zinc oxide base that leaves a very slight white sheen and has none of the dangerous chemicals.

Hi, @maggieinfp! What a wonderful topic to re-introduce as we are changing seasons! Sun protection is a year-round concern - especially as many head south for the winter and will be spending lots of time outdoors, and even those who will be spending winter in the Northern region with snow.
I have learned to apply a daily moisturizer with sunscreen because I'm in-out- about throughout the day. When I garden or hike, I like to apply a sports sunscreen because it doesn't run when I sweat. My favorite is Neutrogena because my skin likes it. I prefer to wear sunprotective long sleeve shirt made for hiking that dries quickly instead of applying sunscreen all over neck and arms. I also wear a wide brim hat instead of a sun visor to protect my scalp and top of ears.

Here are some additional discussions abour Sun Protection:
-Wondering about swimwear & sun protection after transplant
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/swimwear-after-transplant/
- Anyone have tips on sun protection?
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/anyone-have-tips-on-sun-protection/
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The Mayo Staff created this article from the helpful tips that members shared in their discussion of helpful tips on sun protection:
- Transplant recipients share their best sun safety tips
https://www.mayoclinic.org/connected-care/transplant-recipients-share-their-best-sun-safety-tips/cpt-20514169
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@maggieinfp, Are you currently using a facial sunscreen that you are not satsfied with?