Please recommend a sunscreen that fits perfectly for dehydrated oily skin.

I originally had oily skin, but as I get older, it has turned into dehydrated oily skin. I have a lot of concerns because my nose and butterfly zone are shiny, while my skin is generally dry deep down.

I especially use sunscreen as a necessity before applying makeup... but it is hard to find a sunscreen that suits me perfectly.

Since I have combination skin, when I use sunscreen for oily skin, I feel my face becoming dry as time goes by. As a result, when I apply makeup, it doesn't adhere well to my skin and tends to flake off, and I often feel that my makeup looks heavy and cakey due to the dry skin texture.

However, if I apply an oily sunscreen, it feels greasy, making my skin look shiny and causing my makeup to smudge.

I really couldn't find a sunscreen for oily skin that fits me perfectly, or one that makes makeup apply well.

Also, since my skin is naturally oily, I have enlarged pores and redness on my cheeks.

So, I would like a non-greasy sunscreen for oily skin that also covers pores and slightly brightens the skin tone.

I tried using a tone-up sunscreen, but it leaves a white cast, and if you apply it incorrectly, your makeup tends to smudge.

 

 

I heard that controlling the amount of sunscreen is important, as well as the way it is applied and absorbed.

I've tried tube, cushion, and stick sunscreens. Before applying makeup, which type of sunscreen works best with makeup?

Do you all wait for sunscreen to fully absorb before applying makeup? Or do you apply sunscreen and move on to your next makeup step immediately?

 

Please recommend a sunscreen for oily skin that works well when applying makeup.

For oily skin, which is a better fit: mineral or chemical sunscreen?

Please recommend a sunscreen for oily skin that is low in oil and high in moisture.

Please recommend a sunscreen that adheres well without sticking.

Please let me know if there is a sunscreen for oily skin that provides a slight tone-up effect rather than leaving a white cast.

Is there a sunscreen that absorbs well and doesn't cake even when reapplied over makeup?