Airfit UV Defense Sun Cream.

"This is pretty much exactly the same as the beauty of chosen sunscreen, they have really similar ingredient lists and I tested them side by side. I could not tell the difference between them in terms of texture, feel, how they apply and how they look on my skin. The differences are this has a minty scent that comes from rosemary essential oil and it looks green coming out of the tube. I originally thought this was giving a cooling effect because it does say cooling but then I tried the beauty of chosen one and it felt exactly the same going on, so I think it's just the water evaporating and maybe a bit of a psychological effect with that minty smell. I was also hoping that the green color would help neutralize some of the redness on my skin but it doesn't, I think it's just too faint to make any difference. The skincare actives in this have a sort of soothing calming theme, it has centella and licorice extract. I would just go for the beauty of chosen unless you're allergic to rice. The brand has a lot of claims that make me feel a bit skeptical. They go on about how the ingredients are EWG green grade which means they're rated safe on the EWG's very arbitrary made up scale. They say it's free from octanoxate but then they don't say what's so bad about octanoxate. They say it's free from silicones but then it has two silicones right there in the ingredients list. The silicones are probably a big reason why it feels so nice and it looks so good under makeup. They say it's blue light protection tested but they don't give any details about it, so it's been tested but did it do well in the test? I'm not really seeing anything in the ingredients list that's an obvious blue light protector. They also have this brand tagline that says they make non-chemical products which is obviously really silly because everything is chemicals, but especially silly because this clearly says it has organic UV filters but then on the website it says it's a chemical sunscreen."