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Summary: Sunscreens should be used in the morning and creams and moisturizers should be used in the evening. Learn how to use sunscreens and creams to take care of the skin with free video tips from a licensed medical aesthetician.
Mary Elizabeth Thinnes has been a licensed medical aesthetician for the past six years. She is medical board certified with the federal academy of medical aesthetics. Thinnes...read more
"Hi. My name is Mary Thinnes and I'm a skin care expert. The next and final step of the cleansing process would be your sunscreens in the morning your moisturizers, creams in the pm. So, obviously we all that sunscreen is important. And I will cover that on a completely different topic and go into details as to why, but if you could find a sunscreen that actually has a moisturizer in conjunction with the sunscreen, that would be ideal because you wouldn't have to use - You could actually mark out step four and not even have to use an extra moisturizer. So, it actually save you time and money. But at the same time at night, you're going to obviously not going to use a sunscreen because the sun's not out. So, you're definitely use your moisturizing. But on top of your moisturizers, for instance, if you have mature skin and you use the antioxidant moisturizer that can be technically considered your cream because it is heavier based. But for someone with acne/sensitive skin who uses the pure hyleronic serum [ph], could actually if they wanted a little bit of a little richer unfeeling cream, they could put a cream over there moisturizer. But do be careful with acne skin as far as creams go because you don't want something too rich because it could aggravate the skin and actually cause more breakouts. So, as long as it's something that's not too heavy and actually like I mentioned before, hyleronic acid [ph] would be great for their skin type."
eHow Article: Using Sunscreens, Moisturizers & Creams
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