Hyaluronic Acid Natural Sun Cream SPF 50+ PA++++.

"This is another great all mineral vegan sunscreen that offers broadspectrum protection, also is suitable for like daily use or under makeup as your like makeup primer, absorbs quickly, is lightweight, and it is hydrating. It contains a blend of hyaluronic acid also aloe vera extract, and also contains ingredients that help to strengthen the skin barrier and also I feel like does have a slight pore blurring effect, which is why I think it can be a great sunscreen to use under makeup as your primer. It is a little bit more dense, but once you let it absorb it's very hydrating with a semi-dewy finish. It's very hydrating, great to use, absorbs quickly, is not sticky, so just another option for those who are looking for a vegan sunscreen that is really lovely for daily use."

"If your skin doesn't do well with chemical filters you can check out their mineral version, which is the Isntree Hyaluronic Acid Natural Sun Cream that retails for $18.30. This contains purely zinc oxide as the UV filter. It's SPF 50 but only offers PA 3 plus, not 4. But overall it's a really nice one. It also contains panthenol, niacinamide, and hyaluronic acid, all hydrating and soothing ingredients that can help to support the skin barrier. As far as texture, it is going to be a little more dense and in some sense harder to spread compared to the gel, just naturally being a cream. I find that in general mineral sunscreens do take a little bit more effort to spread. It doesn't really leave much of a white cast, but you've got to give it time to let it absorb and sit on your skin before that whiteness dissipates. When you first put it on and rub it in it's going to look slightly white, but once it's absorbed it actually leaves minimal white cast for being a zinc mineral sunscreen. It also comes with a slightly mattifying finish, so for those individuals that don't like that dewy finish this would be a good one to try. Overall, for the formulation it is one of the more elegant mineral-based sunscreens. If you have more sensitive skin this would be one, or dry skin, sensitive and dry skin, I think this one is going to feel better on your skin, better support your skin, just naturally being a cream, and the mineral filters are going to be a little bit less irritating if you have sensitivity to chemical filters."

"This is a Korean brand mineral sunscreen that does leave a white cast but it's not too bad. If you have a medium to pale skin tone it's doable, but if you have a deeper skin tone I'm not going to lie and say it doesn't leave a cast. The consistency is very hydrating but not greasy. I really enjoyed it and I prefer this one to that Coco Kind one for sure."

"This is a mineral sunscreen with zinc oxide that doesn't cause irritation, which is great for very sensitive skin. However, I don't think this really offers much that is too unique compared to any other zinc oxide sunscreen out there. While I think this is good, I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to reacquire this because I honestly can't tell much difference between this and many other drugstore mineral sunscreens."