2% Niacinamide Sunscreen SPF 50 PA+++ With Rice Water | UVA/UVB Protection | Reduces Tan, Brightens Skin | No White Cast, Non-Sticky | All Skin Types | Women & Men | 100% Vegan | 50 g

Plum's 2% Niacinamide & Rice Water Hybrid Sunscreen feels light on the skin and doesn't leave a heavy or greasy layer. It gives good sun protection with SPF 50 PA+++, while the niacinamide helps keep skin clear and rice water adds a nice bit of hydration and brightness. There's barely any white cast, which makes it easy to wear daily. A solid everyday sunscreen if you want sun care with a little extra skin benefit.

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It makes my face glow and has significantly reduced the dark patches around my eyes. It’s not sticky and smells nice. Though it’s pricey, it’s worth it.

Not recommend my skin because darker after using this product,very disappointed ☹️

Doesn’t leave white marks. Not sticky!

If you’re African or simply dark complexion I urge you not to purchase this particular product. It leaves a white cast and it takes forever to absorb into the skin.

I disappointed with the item because it's expired

Best for dry skin 🥰

Very effective and no white caste appeared after applying

Not only is 30ml but it arrived less than half of its content, I didn't like, it leaves my skin too shiny and very expensive for such small amount (15ml , the package described 30ml but it's not). I truly don't recommend it

I’ve been using this Plum sunscreen for almost 3 years now, and I absolutely love it! It gives my skin such a nice, smooth finish — almost like I’m wearing makeup. No white cast, no greasiness, just perfect! It blends in so easily and makes my skin look fresh and glowing. I’ve tried switching a few times, but I always come back to this one. It’s honestly too good! 💖

Lightweight, absorbs easily, gives a healthy glow, effective for humid weather, suitable for combination skin, contains niacinamide for blemishes and rice water for brightness.

The product is used, it was not sealed and I used the product only for 3 days and it is finished by now