Black Rice Pure Mineral Relief Daily Sunscreen SPF 50+ PA++++.

"This is our only mineral sunscreen on today's list. For people that like a mineral sunscreen, this is my go-to. It's also one of the most matte of all the ones I've tried. So if you're super oily, maybe you're acne prone and you want something that isn't going to give you any shine whatsoever, I think this is a really good option. Comes in a pump, too. Now, if you see this, it is thicker. It's a mineral sunscreen. There's no getting around that. So it is thicker and you do have to work it in a little bit more than you would a chemical sunscreen, but again, that's to be expected. Same for all mineral sunscreens. But if you work this in, you'll see it just gives a really nice finish. This is just your natural skin maybe mattify down a little bit. And I'm someone that gets progressively oilier as the day goes on. This keeps all that in check. It really does help to rebalance the oil levels in the skin. And so you shouldn't see that greasiness peeking through. It's really nice. If you like a mineral sunscreen, that is a really, really great option."

"This is a really good mineral sunscreen. I did have a slight white cast. It wasn't the worst white cast that I've seen. It blends in beautifully. I don't have to be like really worried because there's some mineral sunscreens that feel very pasty and it's really hard to blend into the skin. This blends in really nicely. It takes a little longer to blend in so that you've got it all covered. If you've got facial hair, the white cast be all in your facial hair, so I had white cast in my eyebrow and in my edges and whatnot. If you are someone with facial hair, keep that in mind. It's a lot easier to blend than a lot of mineral sunscreens I've come across. There is a white cast, but it's not that bad. When working out with that on, if you have ever worked out with a mineral sunscreen on that wasn't water resistant or if you ever sweated outside of working out, the white cast becomes a little bit more apparent. If you're profusely sweating, then you're like dripping white droplets all over the place. So be mindful of that."

"This is mineral relief daily sunscreen SPF 50 plus PA++++, a little bit different. Unlike the chemical, this is 100% mineral or physical sunscreen. Offers broadspectrum protection without any chemical filters. It's still really lightweight, a little bit more creamy, blends pretty easy with minimal almost no white cast. It's definitely ideal for really sensitive, reactive, or even post-procedure skin. It's infused with the same antioxidant rich black rice extract to nourish and protect the skin barrier. The ingredients here are zinc oxide, black rice extract, adenosine, and niacinamide."

"I personally hate mineral sunscreens, but I do like this one. I don't like mineral sunscreens because I have some melanin in my skin, so there will always be some type of white cast, and I also have very dehydration-prone skin and mineral filters seem to zap a lot of moisture from my skin. However, what really impressed me about this sunscreen is that it actually doesn't really seem to dry out my skin that much. There is a little dryness that will always be present for my skin because of zinc and titanium, particularly zinc because it is quite oil absorbing. But there is just something about this one that's so much more comfortable in the grand scheme of mineral sunscreens that just feels so much better for me. I was really impressed with how it felt on my skin and I was also really impressed with the texture of this."

"If you have very sensitive skin, the texture overall and the consistency make it a great option, not only for dry and or sensitive skin but also for oily, acne-prone skin. I think pretty much any skin type should get along well with this. That being said, no one person's skin is exactly like another, so predicting these things is basically impossible to say for sure if it's going to work out for you or not. But for me, this was a standout best of 2023 Korean skincare product that I highly recommend checking out, especially if you like mineral sunscreens."

"It's a daily sunscreen that is SPF 50 and PA4 pluses, costs about 1760 yen. It contains mineral filters, black rice, rice bran oil, niacinamide, and other plant-derived extracts that are nourishing. I feel like it's the most dense texture-wise, but it's still very much lightweight and easy to spread, and leaves no white cast. It's fragrance-free, free of color and drying alcohol, so great for those with dry and sensitive skin. Finish-wise it still gives a semi-dewy finish, it's definitely not mattifying."

"I personally tend not to prefer mineral sunscreens but this is one of my favorite formulas so far. It's from Kolmar and I just feel like they really know how to make good sunscreens that people enjoy using. The finish is not very greasy, it's more of a hydrated finish and it is slightly slide-y so you can blend out any white streaks pretty easily. It has a cream gel consistency. It's got niacinamide and hyaluronic acid and I think that's what contributes to this being not too drying and not too greasy, it is just hydrating, which is pretty rare with mineral sunscreens. I love a good pump container with my sunscreens because I find them really nice and easy to dispense and you can easily work out how many pumps you need to use. For my face these would need three pumps and it would be three to six pumps probably for most people depending on the size of your face."