Bright As Day Sheer Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50.

"It's a really lightweight, fluid lotion. It's really beautiful. It goes on the skin, just glides on, dries and sets really quickly. If you've been searching for a mineral sunscreen that isn't greasy, isn't heavy, doesn't leave a white cast, definitely give the Kopari a try. It works great under makeup. I was really thrilled with this one."

"You guys know I do my mineral sunscreen testing video every year and the winner this year was the Kopari Bright as Day SPF 50 sheer mineral sunscreen. This is a beautiful mineral sunscreen. It beat out 30 other sunscreens to be the winner. And you guys know how picky I am. This is fantastic. And it goes on the skin so beautifully. It is tinted, but it's not like a super makeupy tint. It rubs into the skin really, really beautifully. The tint hides any white cast from the mineral sunscreens. This dries and sets really, really quickly. You can use this one as your makeup. This one can be interchangeable with something like the Merit. This is going to be lighter weight even than the Merit. It does contain a chemical sunscreen booster, which some people might not be into. It gives you a nice lit from within glow. It evens out your skin tone. It's really easy to wear. It's really easy to reapply. So, it's a great sunscreen."

"It's not heavily pigmented, so it doesn't look like makeup sitting on your skin. It evens out the skin tone slightly, giving a warm glow. It glides over the skin easily. It feels lightweight and not greasy. It dries and sets really, really quickly. It has a softly luminous but not shiny finish. It looks so natural on the skin. It is a gorgeous put it on and go sunscreen. No fussing with it. No need to powder it. It doesn't feel greasy. It feels dry and set. It doesn't settle into wrinkles. With makeup, foundation goes on beautifully over this sunscreen. It looks super smooth and it made my pores look really smooth and smoothed over all of my texture. It had minimal settling into wrinkles. At the 4-hour check-in, the makeup look almost just applied. It's not worn off anywhere. There is minimal settling into wrinkles, but it is starting to be a little less smoothing with a little bit of texture between my eyebrows showing up a little bit more. At eight hours, the makeup is still in place. From a coverage perspective, it looks just applied. It was comfortable to wear all day. It didn't feel drying at all. It didn't make my skin sting. So, overall, I thought it was great. I gave it a five out of five as a standalone sunscreen and a five out of five under makeup because it was so smoothing and it looked so perfect for probably seven out of the eight hours of the day."

"This sunscreen is perfect for all my different skin types. It doesn't make me feel dry, it doesn't make me get super oily. It's just perfection in a sunscreen. It gives you a beautiful skin-like look that is very sheer. It won't settle in your wrinkles. It's just gorgeous."

"The new Kopari Bright as Day Sheer Mineral Sunscreen reminds me a lot of the Tatcha in the way that it sits on my skin without feeling too drying. It does have an illuminating finish as a heads up, but I really am happy with how it feels. It's a non-drying formula in spite of having an astringent ingredient in it."

"I've been wearing this sunscreen with no foundation and no tint underneath. When I first pumped it out I noticed it was tinted, and tinted sunscreens usually go one of two ways, either it works like a foundation you can only apply a tiny bit of, or it's a universal tint that ends up too orange and too deep on everyone. This one feels like the closest thing to the Tatcha sunscreen I've tried, without that sixty five dollar price tag. It's a cosmetically elegant formula that actually seems universal and has a high UV protection rating, and it has a long list of unique antioxidants that help support and boost the skin's barrier. It's simply a beautiful formula. My only question is that I don't see it on the Ulta website yet, only on their direct site, so I'm hoping it comes to Ulta."