moisturiser and sun cream

You can buy moisturiser (and hand cream and body lotion) that incorporates sun block. It is widely available where I live where the sun is very fierce owing to a large hole in the ozone layer directly overhead, but I am pretty sure you can also buy it in the UK. I think so-called age spots are thought to result from exposure to the sun, so you may well be right.

As Absent has said there are lots of moisturisers with sunscreen incorporated. I use Olay moisturiser it has UV 15 in the Summer but in Winter I use one without. I'm not sure we can avoid sunspots completely whatever we do though.

I always use a moisturiser with a factor 60 in it. It's called Heliocare, I think it's Spanish, you can buy it online. It's a nice gel,type formula which feels really nice on the skin. You can get a slightly tinted one so you don't need foundation every day.

I just use moisteriser. I do not use any sun creams, except on the beach.

On the subject of moisturiser, I've been using some Elizabeth Arden Prevage cream that I had as a sample. I've been slapping it on in huge quantities but, finding it rather good I looked the price up and it's horrendously expensive. Wish I'd used it more sparingly now .

Wearing a wide-brimmed sun-hat obviates the need for sun cream on your face.

And vice versa!

I use a moisturiser with a 30 spf in it. The one I've had for the past two years is a Bodyshop one and I've never even had a red nose. And I do wear a hat - but not in the swimming pool. Well, not always.