Neutrogena Sensitive Skin Face Liquid Mineral Sunscreen with Broad Spectrum SPF 50, Lightweight Sunscreen with Zinc Oxide, Hypoallergenic, Fragrance-Free, Non-Comedogenic, 1.4 fl. oz

I've been on the lookout for years trying to find a sunblock that has everything I wanted all in one product to use daily with my moisturizer and makeup: physical sunblock (vs irritating chemicals), blocks UVA and UVB rays, lightweight, oil-free AND non-greasy, does not worsen acne prone skin (non-comedogenic), and reasonable price. This sunblock is all of the above. There is a bit of whiteness once applies, but it seems unnoticeable after a couple of minutes or after applying makeup. It's hard to find this product in lots of stores as of yet, so thank goodness for Amazon. Hopefully they'll get more in soon and put it on the Subscribe & Save discount. :D

melanoma is no joke ~ one of the fastest, if not the fastest spreading forms of cancer it's important to keep yourself protected from excessive exposure to the sun. This is a broad spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 50. I live in the desert and with 330+ days of sunlight you need to take care and this product does a great job at that. One additional benefit I have noticed is that the sun/age spots on my hands have lightened significantly since I have been using this product. Be sure to shake the bottle well before using ~ It does go on very white, like the zinc oxide products we use to put on our noses at the beach but if you rub it in well, just like you would with any moisturizer the whiteness fades away and a little goes a long way.

This is what I use for my face and hands when I'm out of my La Roche-Posay Anthelios Mineral Ultra-Light Facial Sunscreen Fluid. They are very similar. The label is correct: this is very liquid, which makes it easy to apply evenly with the coverage needed to make it a functional as a sunscreen. I usually use a nickel sized amount to cover my face and neck, and a dime to cover my hands. The finish is ever so slightly powdery to the touch and makes a great base for makeup. You might hear that it doesn't leave a white cast, but that's incorrect - it does leave a slight one. I'm pale skinned with neutral undertones, and this is barely noticeable on me. However, if you're darker skinned, or just care about looking like your're wearing sunscreen, I would look for a chemical based sunscreen instead (or try La Roche Posay Mineral sunscreens). Also: unlike thicker sunscreens in the Pure & Free line (or anywhere, really), this one lets your skin breathe. I have combination skin with occasional acne, and this has never broken me out. Can I also point out how perfectly sized it is? It fits almost anywhere, so you'll actually take it with you and use it!

This is one of the best sunscreen for face I have ever used. In my opinion, this is on par if not better than Shisheido's sunscreen but for a fraction of the price. It's not oily and it doesn't have that horrible sunscreen smell. It's easy to put on in that it comes in a liquid form making it very spreadable and even on my skin. It's consistency is actually very similar to Shisheido's emulsions! What's more is that the the packaging is fairly small and easy to carry. I can sneak this into any purse in case I'm out in the sun for a prolonged period of time and need to reapply. I like to wear this under my make up and it does not have any negative interactions with foundation or blush. I highly recommend this for everyone.

I love this sunscreen, which is not something that u will hear from me often! It’s so thin and absorbent, super effective, and best part, it dosent smell like sunscreen!!! Yay! It disappeared off store shelf for a while and I was forced to buy it on amazon, ok, no prob, but it showed back up a month ago at select stores.... with one visible difference, the spf on the new one is 70, not 50. Ok, again, no biggie. Better even. Now I can buy it close to home, catch sales, use coupons....but omg! Buyer beware of the new stuff.... it feels the same but has now adopted that terrible sunscreen chemical smell that lingers on my face all day and makes me feel sick to my stomach! Errrrr!!! I am gonna call Neutrogena!

This is a liquid mineral sunscreen (active ingredients titanium dioxide and zinc oxide) which is the only type of sunscreen that my sensitive skin tolerates. I also have rosacea. It was recommended to me by my dermatologist as other sunscreens make me break out. It is very liquid and you need to shake the bottle vigorously and then pour a little in the palm of your hand and then spread it over your skin. You don't need much, a little goes a long way. I wear it over moisturizer and under foundation, but on occasion I have even put it over foundation when later in the day I needed to be out in the sun. Both ways work great. As with all mineral sunscreens it can make your face a little whitish, but not nearly as bad as others I have tried, and with make up over it that shouldn't be a problem. It doesn't make my face as shiny as other sunscreens have. I wear it when I swim laps, too. It is a tiny bottle but don't let that fool you, it is so liquid you don't need much. Easy to take on the plane too. I can't recommend this highly enough and hope that Neutrogena never discontinues this.

I've been looking for the perfect affordable sunscreen for my sensitive, acne-prone, somewhat oily skin. Chemical sunscreens make me break out, so I've limited myself to physical sunblocks. This sunscreen is a liquid (as expected), has no scent, and has a somewhat grainy texture. Kind of like very fine sand mixed with milk. I can't really comment on its sun protection as I didn't test it on any long days in the sun, but it does seem good for my sensitive skin. It didn't cause any breakouts as far as I can tell, and only stings my face a little. It leaves a moderate white cast (hard to avoid with physical sunblocks). My main complaint is with its texture. When trying to blend it into my face it balls up like an old sweater, leaving little white thread-like things all over my face. When it dries it often leaves my face looking flaky. It is not greasy at all. I've been told that the balling up might be due to a reaction with some other facial product that I use, so it may work better for others. I also recently bought Banana Boat Natural Reflect physical sunblock, to compare. Both these sunscreens are similar in price, though the Banana Boat gives you slightly more. The Banana Boat is much thicker than the Neutrogena and also much greasier. It has a kind of traditional sunscreen-like smell. Both leave a similar white cast. The Banana Boat seems to sting the skin around my eyes more, but also hasn't made me break out. Compared to the Neutrogena, the Banana Boat goes on much easier, and has a nicer texture with none of the weird balling or flaking effect that I got with the Neutrogena. I would probably choose Banana Boat over this Neutrogena product, but I would not recommend the same for someone with very oily skin.

Putting on sunblock everyday (even during winter) is extremely important; it prevents wrinkles, dark spots, and of course sun damage. Even though putting on sunblock is crucial, I hated putting them on because most of them tend to have sticky and heavy texture. My skin felt much more oily afterwards and it is THE WORST during summer when I'm sweating a lot more. I tried on many brands from Aveeno, Clinique, and this one brand that I do not remember the name of. By far, this one seems to be the BEST among those. It doesn't make your skin feel sticky and heavy! My face does not feel oily AT ALL. Of course it feels weird when you first put it on (all sunblocks have that weird texture) but after 3 minutes or so, it feels like you don't have anything on! I read some reviews that said he or she got white streaks. However, I've never experienced it myself. I'm loving this sunblock! I highly recommend it :)

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Recibí una crema solar de Neutrogena que NO es esta.

I've tried all kinds of sunscreen for my melasma prone skin, I also have mild rosacea, this beats them all hands down (even the really expensive brands). If you have skin conditions like mine, I definitely recommend you give this a go. Mineral sunscreen is the only thing that physically blocks the sun, not chemical screens which irritate and absorb heat which potentially makes melasma worse. This is the only mineral based product that I've used that glides on like a moisturiser, doesn't leave me looking like casper the ghost, blends completely under make up and doesn't clog my pores breaking me out. Well done Neutrogena!!

Es un bloqueador muy líquido y ligero. Al aplicarse si deja una capa blanca pero cuando la piel lo absorbe es imperceptible. No es grasoso y no me ha sacado espinillas. Mi piel es sensible y mixta

this product left a white layer on my skin. skip this product if you want to wear it without foundation because it will make you look like a ghost!