Light Essence Broad Sunscreen Moisturizer SPF 50.

"I think during the winter this will be a good one for me just because of how elegant it feels. It really feels nice on skin at the end of the day, skin still looks great, it doesn't accentuate dry spots or dry patches and it doesn't end up looking too greasy or feeling heavy. It's just skin feels nice at the end of day after wearing this one. But for the super sunniest days when I'm gonna be out the most, I'm just not picking this one, mainly because it's not sweat resistant and then mainly because of the UVA filters. If it's super hot, super sunny, around a lot, I'm going with something with the strongest UVA protection I can get. But this one is a great one, I'll certainly finish this, I'll use it up. It feels nice and light and a lot of chemical US-based filters can tend to irritate my eyes and things, I didn't have that at all with this one, so that's nice. This is expensive and especially when sunscreen is something you need to apply liberally, it gets to be expensive fast. If you're applying this liberally, the amount you need is probably about like this, it might last you a couple weeks, so it ends up being how much do you need to spend or how much you want to spend. But if you're just using it during the winter, not on days when you need to reapply because you're not out that much, then that's a different thing."

"I really enjoy this. I really do like the formula, I like the finish, it feels nice on skin. I wish they would have been able to use more exciting filters because they really marketed this towards the US where all their filters are US-based. If they probably would have made this for the K Beauty Market or Asian beauty Market or anywhere other than in the US they probably would have been able to use some more exciting filters. But overall, for a day-to-day sunscreen, if you're not going to be out a ton, this one's a nice one. Super light, feels nice on skin, no fragrance, no alcohol, it's hydrating, and not greasy or anything like that."

"This one's made in the US, it's fragrance free, and it uses US-based filters, but it's still a really nice sunscreen that I really do enjoy. But you know what, we know especially if you're in the US that US filters aren't great, especially when it comes to UVA rays, which are the ones that would age you. So yeah, take it or lose it."

"This one is a chemical sunscreen but it uses US-based filters and it's got four of them. Honestly not my favorite for very sunny, strong or hot weather, but in the winter and fall when there's not as much sun I'm okay with using a US-based chemical sunscreen. But to be honest, because it's US-based filters it can't compete very well with some of these other chemical filtered sunscreens that use all the best and newest filters. So keep that in mind. It's 36 bucks but what I like about it is it's pretty invisible and it has a nice kind of creamy texture, it's a little bit thicker than some of the other ones. The one drawback of this one being fragrance and alcohol free, it smells like a US sunscreen, you know what I mean, just that chemical smell. It smells, it dissipates and it goes away. I actually really do like it but yeah, so we've got those filters, the US-based filter, we also got camid sacris ferment, ginseng and panthenol in here. Very nice creamy texture to it and soaks in nicely and still feels moisturizing but not greasy."

"For US-based chemical sunscreens, the Then I Met You sunscreen essence is really nice. It has Avobenzone, homosalate, octilate, and octocrylene. This is probably one of my favorite ones. It's just really nice, lightweight, hydrating. It has no noticeable scent to it, and it applies clear. If you're very sensitive to certain chemicals that sting your eyes, I typically attribute that a lot of the times to Avobenzone, but it may depend on the person."