Skin Fit Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50 PA4+.

"At twenty dollars it's very well priced, and the second ingredient is zinc oxide, at 17%, though I'm really not sure whether they're just finding cheaper zinc in Korea. The third ingredient is silicone, then emollient, and the eleventh ingredient is niacinamide, which I love. But the thirteenth ingredient is witch hazel and rosemary leaf oil, which is very bad, witch hazel leads to generation of free radicals in the skin which damages collagen and leads to premature aging. The smell of this is really very strong, this is a mistake for skin of color. I'm sorry, Benton, you get a two out of 10."

"I generally don't have a lot of luck with mineral sunscreens but people do always ask me for my recommendations, so this one is my favorite so far. I was actually pretty surprised by how nicely this applied on my skin. The white cast was a bit scary when I first put it on but on my skin it mostly went away after about ten minutes. There were a couple of little white patches left which I could easily just blend in. It was really easy to apply the right amount of this. I think the reason I like this so much for a mineral sunscreen is that it's got a more dewy slidy sort of finish than most mineral sunscreens, which kind of feel a bit like a thin clay mask or maybe like wood glue, and that sort of dry texture makes it really difficult to blend out any white patches. Because this is so gliding and slidy it made that really easy. I did find that this did settle a little bit into my pores after a few hours, not as much as other mineral sunscreens though, and I think that if I used a more hydrating toner underneath and I had makeup on top it would be a lot less noticeable."