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Two-in-One
Active Ingredients: Chemical
Why It's Worth the Price: Shiseido sunscreens are notoriously fabulous, and this one is no exception. The mist is substantial so you get plenty of product with each spritz. And it has rose apple leaf extract to help protect your skin from oxidation (a major culprit in aging). I especially love that you can use it on your face and your body -- meaning there's more room in your tote for trashy beach reads.
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Brazilian Beauty
Active Ingredients: Physical
Why it's Worth the Price: This sunscreen is part of L'Occitane's au Bresil collection. It contains sun-protecting extracts from the blooms of Brazil's jenipapo tree, and the gorgeous packaging was designed by Brazilian artist Andrés Sandoval. It's lightweight, smells amazing, and sinks in super-fast for a physical sunscreen.
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Crow's Feet Fighter
Active Ingredients: Physical
Why It's Worth the Price: This little tube contains serious sunscreen that's formulated specifically for the eye area -- you can even use it on the lid. It has a slight tint and a primer-like texture that make it a great base for concealer.
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Classic with a Twist
Active Ingredients: Chemical
Why It's Worth the Price: Oil sunscreens are having a moment. For the first time, you can get the glistening-skin look with serious SPF. This one has the iconic Clarins scent (citrusy and beachy at the same time) leaves behind a pretty but non-greasy sheen and you can even use it on your hair to prevent dryness from sun, salt and chlorine.
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Sun Spot Eliminator
Active Ingredients: Physical and chemical
Why It's Worth the Price: This silky cream is as much a brightening product as it is a sunscreen. It contains peony extract, licorice and vitamin C to lighten dark spots over time. It's also packed with hyaluronic acid for extra moisture, and -- of course -- it gives you major sun protection.