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Weekend Skin SPF 50.

Iris and Romeo Weekend Skin SPF 50
Sunscreen

About this product

A tinted SPF 50 sunscreen with stabilized vitamin C and 3% niacinamide, designed to provide sun protection while evening skin tone and delivering skincare benefits.

Type

SunscreenLiquid

Key actives

Formula notes

Fragrance-freeNo drying alcohol

Full ingredients

Guru Score

77%

Approved

3 experts · Moderate agreement
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What the gurus are saying

This tinted sunscreen spreads smoothly and leaves a hydrated, non-greasy finish without white cast or eye irritation, and the stabilized vitamin C may help protect against oxidative stress. Dermatologists praise how it works under makeup and the niacinamide concentration is at a reasonable strength; for medium to deep skin tones, the tint may help offset blue light's effects on skin. One expert has only just begun testing it, so the picture is still coming together.
Synthesized from 3 expert reviews · most recent take June 2024
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"Iris and Romeo is one that I was told I should try out so I'm going to be testing it out."
Approved
"This is a sunscreen that I want to feature, it's from Iris and Romeo. I bought it several months ago but it's nice and hydrating."
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"This product has a stabilized form of vitamin C which may help ward off oxidative stress. I have the medium shade which is called Warm Glow and I really like the way this appears on the skin. It gives a very nice hydrated but not overly dewy finish. It's not greasy, it's not oily, and it doesn't peel on the skin surface. It goes underneath makeup just fine and I really like how easy it is to spread on the skin surface. The niacinamide is at 3% strength which is a reasonable concentration. Fragrance free, does not burn or sting around the eyes, and does not leave any kind of white chalky cast on the skin surface. It's a tinted sunscreen which I also like because if you have a medium to deep skin tone, choosing a tinted sunscreen may help offset some of the pro-pigmenting effects of visible light that comes from the sun, specifically the blue light wavelengths."
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"This is a sunscreen that I want to feature, it's from Iris and Romeo. I bought it several months ago but it's nice and hydrating."
Approved
"This right here is the Iris and Romeo Weekend Skin, but it's not just an SPF 50. It's also a vitamin C and it's also basically a dewy glowy foundation. I've used this in San Francisco, I've used this in the hot hot heat of Arizona, I've used this in the pool, I've used this in a river. This is so good. She wanted to create a sunscreen that made her look fantastic and could replace her foundation but also protected her and literally had vitamin C and skin care benefits. Vitamin C is amazing to use."
Common questions

Frequently asked.

What is Iris and Romeo Weekend Skin SPF 50?

A tinted SPF 50 sunscreen with stabilized vitamin C and 3% niacinamide, designed to provide sun protection while evening skin tone and delivering skincare benefits.

Is Iris and Romeo Weekend Skin SPF 50 worth it?

Mostly yes. 2 of the 3 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 77%.

What is Iris and Romeo Weekend Skin SPF 50's Guru Score?

Iris and Romeo Weekend Skin SPF 50 holds a Guru Score of 77%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 3 independent expert reviewers we have collected.

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