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gluten-free sunscreen that is matte? (Canadian resident)

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Hi folks,

I'm looking for a sunscreen to apply to my face. Besides being gluten free it needs to be matte -- I'm going to wear this on a daily basis to work and don't want to be shiny. 

I live in Canada, so that might cut down on my options. 

Any suggestions based on your experiences? Thanks!

(FYI I know celiacs only have to worry about ingesting gluten and that it doesn't absorb through the skin, but with the hot summer coming I don't want to worry about sweating and having a sunscreen with gluten in it getting into my mouth, etc.)

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Can you get Cerave am?  It’s only 30 spf- so it’s just a daily not a play in the sun kind. 

https://www.cerave.com/skincare/moisturizers/am-facial-moisturizing-lotion-with-sunscreen

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Yes, Cerave AM is available in Canada. Do you find it has a matte finish?

 

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its  meant to be put on for the day  and is good under makeup.  I find it soaks in a fter a minute and it is not shiny.  Its lotion - not a makeup, so "matte" isn't really what it is.  there are makeups that have sunscreen and a matte finish.  You could give it a try.  If you don't like it on your face, use it on your hands and arms.

 

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