SPF 50 for Face & Body, Sunscreen with Vitamin C & E - 1.7oz | Broad Spectrum PA++++ Sunblock Lotion, Travel Sunscreen Block UVA UVB, Lightweight Non-Greasy Texture Protect Skin from Sun

Muy buen filtro solar. No deja residuos blancos. No es grasoso. Lo recomiendo.

It does not leave a milky white residue behind after applying. The sun protection is great, I think with the help of vitamin C, I'm able to avoid sunspots. On a different note, the bottle is small so I only use it at the beach or pool when I'm outside for over 15 minutes or so (just on my face, ears and neck). I'm glad too it's made with botanicals that's definitely a plus!

This is a nice SPF to put on when you don’t want to smell like you are going to the pool. There is no scent so you can lather it on. I put it on my tattoos and my face. It’s not sticky at all. It feels more like moisturizer than sunscreen. I would recommend it for daily use.

The feel and finish are really nice. It leaves me dewy and even toned. There is a minimal white cast, but it actually looks nice if you're pale. I gave this 3 stars because it has a bit of a grainy texture when apply, it almost feels like a physical exfoliant so I have to be very gentle. It goes away once rubbed in. Not sure if it's just mine or if it's always like that. Additionally it's quite thick and I prefer sunscreens that are easier to rub in. So overall it's really nice, but the application process could be better.

3.5 stars for too much air in tube( especially for the price). / product not moisturizing for all skin types Despite having to return this item, it wasn’t bad. It just was not moisturizing as claimed. I have dry skin and it would be nice for companies to state what skin type the product is suitable for. Because this sucked the moisturizer I did have on, right out of my skin. It was not white and chalky. Completely smooth application. No scent. Might work great for oily, combo, or normal skin. Also, the container did have quite a bit of air. I’m not sure if that’s normal for this brand or not. But I personally do not want to pay for a certain amount of product and have to compress the container 1/3 or 1/2 before anything comes out. That baby should be full. I’d like to know if the spf 30 version is more moisturizing? Over all this would probably work well for a normal skinned person, it seemed like it would create a smooth surface for underneath make up as well.

Nice smell, easy to apply. I will buy this sunscreen again!

This review is for "NEUTRIHERBS Sunscreen SPF 50 Face Body Lotion Sunblock Water Resistant with multi-protection essence Vitamin E and Vitamin C". 2.70 ounce/80ml I'll discuss the type of sun protection, the price/amount/expected amount of application, how/when to use it, how it feels, how it reacts with other products (other skin care, make up), my skin, and overall thoughts. --This is a physical block using the mineral zinc, as well as titanium dioxide. This works by reflecting UV rays. Although it tends to block more than a chemical sunscreen (where is absorbs rays as heat then releases), it is still wise to allow it time to settle before heading out into the sun, as well as reapplying on extra sweaty days or if you have been in water. No sun product is truly waterproof, only water resistant. That being said.. --This is a 80ml/2.70 fluid ounce container. So many comments regarding paying for air. No, you are paying for 2.70 fluid ounces.. doesn't matter what size the container is (happens to be standard 7.25", easy to handle, easy to push product out). The amount contained is stamped right on the front of the container. Currently it costs $19.99 for this 2.70 ounce container, making it $7.40 per fluid ounce). --How many applications do you get?? --As such, I would use this only on my face, since it takes nearly an ounce to cover entire body. For face and neck, about 1/4 tsp (1 ml) should take care of it. See my pic. That is a lot of product. ONE QUARTER teaspoon will generously cover face and neck. This is an 80 ml container. If you use it once per day this will last 80 days! If applied twice, well, 40 days. Depending on your size, you may use LESS than 1/4 tsp/1ml. Still a sizeable amount for a 2.7 fluid ounce/80 ml container. If I didn't like it, then I would relegate to use on the rest of my body (I do that with other face products too!). --However I like it. My favorite component of skin care is utilizing sunscreen. Makes no sense to make a complicated skin care routine for health of skin if SPF isn't part of it. Keep those damaging, harmful, aging UV rays at bay by including spf (and make up isn't always enough, and yes, SPF does need to be reapplied to be effective, especially chemical sunscreens). I use brands more expensive than this. This price point is right within range. --The mineral sunscreens can leave a white cast. This is extremely minimal on my fair skin. Your experience may vary. I do have some that have greater white cast, and I can put this on and see that it absorbs well over several minutes. Mineral sunscreens tend to be more drying, or have a drier feel than that of chemical sunscreens. I like using a hydrating SERUM rather than a cream moisturizer under this style of sunscreen. During the heat of a humid summer, I tend to skip all other day time skin care products in lieu of a good, skin loving SPF product (other times of year, or cooler days, I prefer to do my full skin care routine and top off with SPF product/s), but sometimes I still grab that serum bottle. But for my JUST sunscreen days.. for that, I may use a moisturizer that contains at least a broad spectrum SPF of 25+ (usually ends up being a chemical sunscreen), and then I just reapply several times through the day. Then come night, I do extra skin loving routine. This I could go either way. I think I prefer it applied over a little hydrating serum. I like how even my skin looks with this product on. I think it has more to so with the zinc (which skin loves) over the vitamin E or C. Look of zinc can be immediate, E & C are over time. --How about with foundation? I don't often wear makeup, but sometimes I put a little foundation and mascara on. So often products can pill (ie bead up, form chunks). Usually best to use water based products together, or oil based products together, OR make sure that the time between applications is enough for each layer to absorb and settle. For sunscreens, this question often comes up, so I am learning to go ahead and try out a couple of foundations on top of the sunscreen as part of my review. I use 2, one on each half of the face. One side has a liquid foundation (BareMineralsComplexionRescueTintedMoisturizerSPF30) and the other has a thicker more traditional foundation, yet in a compact container (CoverGirlHealthySkinSPF55). Pilling is non existent with use of both of these products. I use a paintbrush (well, a make up version) or a sponge to apply, then pat in with my hands to set. I am not noticing ANY pilling, at all. Your experience may vary. I am excited to learn this as I REALLY like how the foundation looks on top of this mineral sunscreen. I'm thinking it will be a good "primer". --My recommendation is that this product is worth a try. I have a few favorites, and some that I have liked that have been pushed down the list as I try newer items that I like more. This is one of those. I now put it above a similar one, but this is 1/2 the price for MORE product, AND it works nicely, looks good, feels good. This Neutriherbs sunscreen lotion has some skin loving ingredients, it plays well with other products (that I have tried), is NON GREASY, yet not terribly drying feeling, has NO FRAGRANCE added, and NO discernible scent. I sniffed hard. At most just a clean smell without it being a smell. Kinda like fresh air. Very minimal white cast, BUT depending on your tone, it may stand out a little more. I must emphasize that it is very low on the white cast, compared to so many other mineral/physical blocks. I like it and would seriously consider buying it again when this runs out. --One more thing: MY SKIN! I have semi dry, semi sensitive, NON-acne ROSACEA (flushing, visible veins, otherwise clear skin), MID 40s, fair skin that burns and freckles hence my daily use of SPF (as well as wide brimmed hats and visors, and some sun avoidance during mid day unless my two young labs insist otherwise) This product was acquired early June 2020, and has expiry date of 03/18/2023

Bonne crème solaire Pas de réaction allergique Bon rapport qualité qualité/prix.

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La première chose que je fais quand j'essaie un produit cosmétique pour la première fois, c'est de consulter sa composition et donc sa note sur yuka. Avec cette protection solaire, grosse déception puisqu'elle obtient la note de 6/100...autant dire que pour moi c'est rédhibitoire, je n'utiliserai pas ce produit, ni pour moi, et encore moins pour ma famille.