Queen Screen Super Glow Bronzing Drops SPF 50.

"There's a little bit of a lemon scent to it though and I don't remember any fragrance ingredients in here when I bought it. It feels nice on the skin, but I found it to be a little drying. I tested it out a couple days ago and it did dry out my face a little bit, which I was able to solve with a little bit of a face mist in the middle of the day. Zinc oxide can be kind of drying. I think it's very bronzing, but I think once you apply foundation over it, I don't think the bronze will look that bad. It is a little sticky and tacky."

"I already had an ethical issue with this product when they say to mix it with your moisturizer to get your sunscreen. I knew that's not right. And then I thought, you know what? I like bronze. I'll buy it. And you know what? It is so bronze when I apply it. It's not a good look. It's way too tan, way too bronze. I didn't agree with their directions and I wasted my money."

"When they came out with their bronzing drops, it was a bronzer with a little bit of sunscreen. You take the dropper, mix it in with your moisturizer, and then you get sunscreen. That's not how sunscreen works. You can mix a bronzer in with your moisturizer, that's wonderful, do that. But you can't mix a sunscreen with a bronzer into a moisturizer and have it give you the same protection. That was my red flag. This company, they have no idea what they're talking about. I don't know how this is possible that they can be making sunscreens that are meant to be mixed with other products and think they know what they're talking about."

"This is their Queen Screen Super Glow Drops which I thought would have a nice tint to it, however when I apply it I end up looking, not like myself. If you see the tint to it, it's extremely dark. It did not work for me. I have very fair skin. And then after I purchased this and tested it a couple times, then I realized the goal of this was to mix into your preferred daily SPF. Well, I'm not a chemist per se, and even chemists can screw up sunscreen, so I just don't think mixing and matching your own sunscreen is a great idea. Maybe if I use some self-tanner this summer I could make it work, but I'm not going to mix this into a sun. I guess I could mix it like a bronzing drop into a moisturizer and then use another sunscreen, but that seems like not the best idea either. They have an Illuminating version of this, which is what I wish I would have gotten. I had no idea it was going to be so dark on my skin and just look terrible."

"They're Queen Screen Super Glow Bronzing Drops. I'm like, something is up with this brand. They don't know what they're doing. They're telling me if I mix a drop of this in with my moisturizer, I will get SPF 50 coverage. Mix in or layer on top of your preferred daily SPF. So, you're going to mix this in with something. You're not going to get SPF 50. We're not lab people here. You can't even make your own sunscreen, yet you're telling us to make our own sunscreen with this. I'm like, something's up with this brand. You can't mix this in and get SPF 50. It doesn't work that way."