Which is better for the skin, organic or inorganic sunscreens?
Sunscreen is one of the basic products I use every day, but I haven't found a one-size-fits-all yet, so I've been trying out various products. Since mineral and chemical sunscreens differ in formulation, feel, and even cleansing methods, I find it confusing to determine which one is better for my skin. I've heard that mineral sunscreens work immediately after application and are safer for sensitive skin, but I find it a bit inconvenient that I have to be extra careful when cleansing them. Chemical sunscreens spread well and feel soft, but I've also heard they can be irritating to sensitive skin. I'm sure the best product is the one that suits you best, but what products do you use?
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