SPF Free Skincare: Kelly Edwards

Kelly Edwards Skin care
Kelly Edwards Skin care

I’ve been really thinking about the whole issue of allergies since seeing the new Clinique nail polishes, formulated for sensitive skins. I read more and more about people who are allergic to SPF which is basically a bit of an anti-ageing nightmare. With just about every single foundation or BB containing SPF, and many, many day creams with SPF as standard, if you have an allergy to SPF you are well and truly stuck.

I came across Kelly Edwards skin care, and it’s quite unusual in that one of its USPs is that there is no SPF, which means if you have allergies and have found one SPF that works for you and doesn’t set your allergies off, whether it’s a physical or chemical block, then you can use it combination with a hydrator that’s SPF free.

I like the ingredient listing as well in the (shown) Combination Skin Moisturiser – again, combination skin is another skin issue that isn’t that well catered for. Key ingredients include Rosehip, Jojoba, Vitamin E, Vitamin A and Aloe Vera. It’s all formulated by Kelly Edwards who suffered from acne, eczema and psoriasis, so I guess you can’t really hope for someone who understands difficult conditions better.

Products seem to be well-priced, and nastie-free as well as being made in small batches in Wales. The site in general is very informed and informative and well worth checking out if your skin is super sensitive or acting up. You can find it HERE.

 


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5 responses to “SPF Free Skincare: Kelly Edwards”

  1. How very interesting…

  2. Colette

    This is interesting, one of the main points I look for in a high-end moisturiser is no SPF as they tend to make my eyes run. I’ll always wear SPF on holiday or if i know I’m gong to be outside all day, otherwise I just thnk it’s a bit unnecessary X

  3. I absolutely love protects with no SPF!! its so amazing because you can always add SPF to something but you cant take it out of products

    http://www.andrewjamesmakeup.com

  4. Gauri

    I’m so tempted to try this.

  5. There’s the whole “is SPF really necessary” debate going now too. This isn’t the only brand doing SPF-free skin care for sensitive and allergic skins. Avene’s Hydrance moisturisers are available with or without SPF and have a no-nasties policy.

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