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Tinted Mineral Sunscreen.

Color Science
Tinted Mineral Sunscreen
Sunscreen

About this product

A mineral sunscreen with tint designed to provide SPF 50 sun protection while offering a finished complexion.

Sunscreen

The Guru Index verdict

68%

Mixed

~Mixed · 68%
2Reviewers
1Approved
0Mixed
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What the gurus are saying

Gurus praise the product's pleasant finish and immediate mineral sun-protection activation, but a key concern has emerged: a recent reformulation reduced zinc oxide content to 12%, raising questions about how the sunscreen maintains its SPF 50 claim without the higher active ingredient level that made it a reliable recommendation.
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"I used to recommend it all the time and use it myself but they reduce the amount of zinc oxide down to 12%. I don't understand why and I really don't know how they're now hitting SPF 50 with a reducing in zinc oxide. So it's a shame, Color Science, because actually so many of us love the finish of this product."
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"I went in with this Color Science one, it's a bit tinted so it gives you a nice finish. The key difference with mineral sunscreen is that you don't have to wait 10 to 15 minutes for it to activate. Mineral truly reflects the sunlight, and because in the morning before landing they open all the windows, there's a lot of light coming in, so it's important that you intentionally protect your face."
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