Eryfotona Ageless Ultralight Emulsion Broad Spectrum SPF 50.

"I absolutely love how it looks, I love how it feels, I love everything about it, but I can't wear it. It's so heavily fragranced that I just can't stand the perfumey smell on my face all day. As a standalone sunscreen it is beautiful. It's lightweight, it's fluid, it blends easily into your skin, it's got a matte finish, it dries down, it's not greasy, it's not shiny. It's everything that you want a mineral sunscreen to be. It is tinted and only comes in one shade, so obviously the shade isn't going to work for everyone. The only other problem I have with it is that it does contain SD alcohol fairly high on the ingredient list, like at number five. So if you have super dry skin I would not recommend this for you. But if you're someone with combo to oilier skin and you need something that's going to control the oils, this is a beautiful sunscreen. It's also water resistant to 40 minutes, so not only does it make a great sunscreen under makeup but you can also wear it to the beach, you can wear it for sports."

"When I first applied it again I didn't know this was a mineral sunscreen because it was just so weightless. This is a very beautiful formula if you do want a very demi matte or velvety finish. It can replace all of your foundations, seriously, it's so stunning. It's actually very tinted so it does offer you decent coverage, so if you do have some redness I think this will just capture and cancel out all the redness. This has zinc oxide only as well at 10.7 percent but this is a very classic silicone formula that has a lot of lightweight silicone oils, especially with alcohol in it. I think it's going to be perfect for those who have oilier skin. This contains their own proprietary technology called DNA repair systems which basically reverse the existing sun damage, so if you are looking for an anti-aging product I think this is a really great one. It is 70 dollars for a hundred mil but if you convert that into 50 ml or price per mil it's very comparable to a lot of sunscreens."

"The sunscreen itself I actually really like, with two main criticisms. This is the tinted version, a very thin, liquid consistency, and on the central part of my face I don't really notice an orangey cast, but if you look carefully out towards the hairline you can see some orange hue, which I don't care for. It also has a fragrance, it doesn't linger and it's not off-putting, but I prefer not to have fragrance in my skincare products. It does have alcohol denatured in it, which for sunscreens I actually find pretty beneficial, it creates a formula that's not greasy, not heavy, fast absorbing, and it tends to be better especially in a hot humid climate. This product is actually pretty moisturizing, I used it a lot throughout the summer and fall. It is expensive, which is a bit of an upfront risk if you're not sure it's going to look good on you, but for me it ended up working out and I actually rather enjoyed it. The finish is matte but moisturizing, so it's not cloyingly drying or tight like a lot of matte products can be. You can put cosmetics on over it, though it may pill if you put it on over a gel moisturizer. Overall I really like their sunscreens, I just wish they were free of fragrance."