How do you get used putting on moisturizer with sunscreen

There's a thread already going about "light" SPF. Check it out. It has some good suggestions.

Everything I put on my face has an SPF in it and I don't feel like I have anything on, it's light and non greasy.

I think my moisturizer is closer to an SPF a of 20, but it's not greasy at all. And it's just drugstore brand L'Oreal for less than $20 for the jar that lasts a year. I use a higher SPF if I'll actually be outside in the sun for any length of time. 

If if you never go outside without sunscreen, you may have low Vitamin D. Haven't you been saying your legs ache?  Bone pain is a symptom of low vitamin D. And not all doctors test it routinely. I know I have to request it, and I'm on a prescription supplement. (I have very fair skin and sunscreen blocks the absorption of Vitamin D from the sun.)

Moisturizer with sunscreen has a completely different texture than just regular sunscreen that is meant to hold up through sweat/water/etc. It doesn't feel any different to me than just plain ole moisturizer. In fact, I can't remember back to a time that my moisturizer didn't have an spf of some kind in it.

Clinique has some great moisturizers with SPF in them. They also have the most popular sunscreen for faces called City Block. 

The facial sunscreens are not anything like the goopy sunblock for sports. There are even some great translucent facial powder sunblocks. I really like those. The Peter Thomas Roth SPF 45 is really great. It comes in a tube with a brush. You shake the tube so a bit of powder comes into the brush bristles, and then you just brush the powder on like you would your finishing facial powder. I really like it because I get sweaty in the summertime, and I like to use a translucent powder as a touch up anyway. 

Dh and I really like Neutrogena's spray on sunscreen for when we're outdoors. Dh keeps a can in his golf bag. It drys quickly, is completely clear, and doesn't turn you white. We also spray it on our our scalps and the back of our necks.

I use oil of olay with SPF and it is very light.

You are missing out on the health benefits of the sun's rays. Do you go out when it's not summer? It isn't as if Vancouver is perpetual 80 degrees. You get the benefits even when it's cloudy if you really hate the actual sunshine that much.

Moisturisers with sunscreen are NOTHING like sun creams per se. They just feel like moisturisers.

I third (or is it 4th?) Neutrogena. It's what I use and I hate having anything greasy on my face.

I have used Oil of Olay with SPF 30 for 10 years and I have never felt greasy, heavy, or shiny. Moisturizers with SPF are worlds different than straight sunblock.

I use Lancome Bienfait Multivital (30 spf) and it's nice & light, not heavy at all.

Elannah, don't stop taking your Vit D supplements if they are something your Dr. has prescribed. If your levels were low, you will need to be rechecked to see if you are at the proper level before stopping them. Vit D plays an important part in a number of bodily functions, and being low can cause many symptoms, as pps have mentioned.