Invisible Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50.

"I'm impressed because traditionally CeraVe all mineral sunscreens that weren't tinted didn't do well. They were just too much of a thick white cast. [...] When they came out with one that they said was invisible, I thought that was pretty bold. [...] My review is thumbs up. Nice to have an all mineral sunscreen, meaning it has titanium dioxide and zinc oxide, no chemical UV filters. If you have sensitive skin and you're worried about chemical UV filters irritating your skin, [...] if you do have sensitive skin and have rosacea and want to stick to all mineral, go ahead and try this one out. It's [...] very affordable and has niacinamide and ceramide. But it's not water resistant, so just keep that in mind. If you're going to do water play, go with a different sunscreen."

"Their AM SPF 50 has done wonders. They've done a great job [...] with that. It's a great one with niacinamide. Very lightweight, much more of an elegant finish than their SPF 30 AM. [...] Just know that that SPF 50 product, that AM product, is not water-resistant, and you want to go for a water-resistant sunscreen if you're going to go do water play or work out outside and get sweaty."

"I got to give it a thumbs up. I got to give it a probably a nine out of 10. It's just affordable, accessible. [...] It has the ingredients that I want. Not only is it just mineral based, but it has your ceramides to help repair the skin barrier as well as niacinamide to soothe, repair, and also maybe brighten the skin a bit and regulate sebum for my patients with acne-prone skin. [...] It's almost like a unicorn or it's too good to be true to be all mineral but have no white cast. That's amazing."

"CeraVe's new Invisible Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50 also has niacinamide. If you want a mineral, all mineral option, check out that new one. [...] I did a review on it a few weeks ago and it's great. I'm so glad we got samples of that in my clinic."

"This SPF 50 sunscreen is so great. [...] I've been impressed by how lightweight this all mineral sunscreen is. Usually mineral sunscreens are notorious for being white casting, they can give you a pretty dramatic white cast, and CeraVe is notorious before for their hydrating mineral sunscreens to cause a dramatic white finish. So I love this new one, they did a great job. It has niacinamide, which is soothing, it helps regulate sebum production, it can brighten the skin, and it's all mineral. So great for the kiddos and for adults. For kiddos I feel like they don't mind the white cast as much, but for us adults who want all mineral and you're sensitive to chemical UV filters, sometimes people get a contact dermatitis when the chemical UV filters break down in the sunlight, they can cause a rash on the face, swollen eyelid, swollen cheeks. If you want to just go for a purely zinc oxide sunscreen, go for CeraVe's new one."

"CeraVe traditionally had terrible hydrating mineral sunscreens that gave a crazy white cast, so I would just use those for my kids or for my arms and legs. Now they came up with this Invisible Mineral SPF 50 that is all mineral and somehow is lightweight and does not leave my face with a white cast. It has nice ceramides that help support the skin barrier, and if you have oilier skin types it'll help regulate sebum. It's just a great product, I'm so impressed, and I love seeing affordable skin care come through and be lightweight and elegant. Good job CeraVe on that."

"If you want to go all mineral, CeraVe's Invisible Mineral SPF 50 is really nice. I don't know how they did it. They kept it so nice and lightweight despite being all mineral."

"This one leaves that tiniest little bit of white cast. It's better for more normal to combo to oily skin people. If you're a dry skin person, I'm not sure that you will absolutely love this. [...] I'm going to give it four out of five as a standalone sunscreen and for under foundation, a four out of five."

"This is their Invisible Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50. This uses a new type of zinc oxide that is more sheer on the skin. So this isn't tinted on me. It gives the tiniest white cast that really I don't have to put any makeup on over it. Of course if you have darker skin tone than me it's going to give you a little bit of white cast but is the best as far as not giving a white cast of any mineral sunscreen that's white that I've tried so far. And I really like this one because like all CeraVe products it's got the ceramides in it and the ceramide helper. It's got hyaluronic acid."

"You don't want shine, you don't want dewy, you don't want [...] to look wet, [...] and that can be challenging with sunscreens, especially those that are water resistant. I would say this is semi matte. To me matte is very drying, like a powdery finish, this doesn't give a powdery finish. And it's interesting because the cast on this for an SPF 50 mineral sunscreen is pretty impressive. Now I will point out, this is a mineral sunscreen, but if you read the inactive ingredients very carefully there is an ingredient on there that's kind of an SPF doping agent, or a booster as they're called. [...] Basically they're organic carbon compounds that absorb UV and dissipate that energy as heat, [...] the main difference being they're not FDA approved active sunscreen ingredients. So it's a way brands can get a higher SPF on a formula while making it cosmetically elegant, because it's very challenging to truly formulate a low to no white cast mineral sunscreen. I won't guarantee that if you have richly melanated skin there won't be something showing up, but it's going to be better than many mineral sunscreens, it's pretty good. And [...] it works really well as a makeup base as well. I love the finish on this. Mineral sunscreens, I'd say for me are usually four out of ten I try where I'm like, yes, I like this enough to use it on the regular. [...] This is a great option for those of you who prefer the zinc oxide."

"I don't typically favor mineral sunscreens. So, for me to finish them says a lot. It means that they are good. And I finished the CeraVe Invisible Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50. And this is another zinc oxide sunscreen. It also has titanium dioxide. The cast on this is very impressive for a mineral formula. It's moisturizing, not the least bit greasy or shiny. And it also does not peel at all, which is wonderful. Sometimes mineral sunscreens, they get a little flaky, and when you try and put makeup on over them, they make a mess. Not the case with this whatsoever. It's got ceramides as do all of CeraVe's products. And sunscreen also makes sense because [...] ultraviolet radiation can compromise ceramide production and integrity and contribute to barrier integrity issues. So I like that aspect of CeraVe sunscreens, plus niacinamide which is common in a lot of CeraVe products. Niacinamide really can bring a lot to the table provided of course you tolerate it. This product is great under makeup. It's not water resistant. However, if you were looking for a water-resistant mineral formula, this would not be it."

"Oh the horrifying experiences I have with that one."

"I personally don't like using the CeraVe SPF 50 sunscreen. Sometimes I use it on my body, but I definitely don't enjoy using it on my face because of how intense the white cast is."