Solara Suncare - Go! Mineral Defense SPORT Face Sunscreen, SPF 50 | EWG Verified, Vegan, Cruelty Free, Reef friendly | Unscented, Sensitive Skin Safe, Water Resistant, Shea Butter (1.7 fl oz | 50 ml)

El mejor bloqueador que usado la mayoría de marcas traen muchos químicos irritantes para l piel pero este no irrita la piel

This is about as good as it can get with mineral sunscreen, at this strength. Little to no white cast, and very clean ingredients. Going to keep buying

This Go! Mineral Defense Sport Facial Sunscreen is SPF 50, and is unscented and good for sensitive skin (didn’t cause any outbreak or bad reactions to my sensitive face). I used this after my skincare routine before heading outside. It’s on the thin side in consistency, and was a little hard to absorb, but once it did, it felt light and my face had a slight dewy sheen I don’t mind. I haven’t actually worked out or swum with this on, so I can’t attest to how sweat / water resistant it is, but it doesn’t feel like it would necessarily melt off my face.Anyway, I would give this a try as an alternative (unscented!) sensitive facial sunscreen with decent SPF at SPF 50 (so many facial moisturizers have only 15 to 25 SPF, you really need an additional sun barrier).

This sunscreen is a bit thick and takes some rubbing to work in. Once applied i liked that I didn’t feel the urge to wash it off like with some. I like the high spf

Red, bumpy rash where I used it. Better texture than other zinc products but obviously not worth a rash.

The spf cream is a bit greasy, but dries sonewhat fast. I applied the cream about 4hrs ago and it left my skin a little bit sticky but doesnt feel too bad. The smell isnt overwhelming like other sunblock cream. The bottle is a bit small so itll run out quickly after applying to body. Probably enough for a 1 or 2 time application.

I have sensitive skin and react with itchiness and redness to most sunscreens, especially around my collarbone. I can confirm that this Solara Suncare sunscreen doesn't irritate my sensitive skin. I've used it on my face and my collarbone. It doesn't leave much of a white cast (this is coming from a very pale person though.) It feels weightless - I don't have the urgent desire to shower it off as soon as I get back inside like I do with some sunscreens. It has thus far protected my easily-burnt skin well. I haven't tested out its water resistance yet, but will soon be traveling to tropical climes so I will have a chance to do so. I'm definitely impressed with this sunscreen so far.

This is a 1.75 ounce tube of SPF 50 sunblock. Upon removing the cap, a safety seal was in place. Initially the sunblock was a bit watery, but after shaking the tube vigorously the consistency had improved in thickness.On the packaging it says neutral scent and I didn't smell anything, but after applying a bit to my skin and rubbing it in, my fingers smelled faintly of cherries. This smell faded pretty quick though. The lotion absorbed easily and did not feel greasy or oily. My skin felt soft, but did have that "sunblock" feel to it.I've worn it a few times during the daytime just to block UV rays and to protect the health of my skin, but I'm not generally outside for long enough periods of time that I would burn. With a SPF 50 rating, this is about most protection you can get aside from layers of clothing; from what I have researched any higher SPF only offers very marginal increased protection. So far I recommend this product.