Light Hearted Broad Spectrum SPF 30

I use this on small outside errands and computer use I like the smell and it is not greasy absorbs well and has a very light hint of pink. i will repurchase when it becomes empty, i like it better then the nudestix tinted

The formula is easy to work with and doesn't pill under layering (of the same product; a relief when working outdoors for long 10 hour days.) It's humidity and sweat resistance has been tested and it does NOT melt into my eyes while working over steam tables during the summer. BUT the formula itself does not blend 100% dry, it provides good tack to grab pigments, and powders, BUT it's also very good at catching dirt, dust, bugs and just about anything else that might be flying by while working outside. The pink hue does wonders for adding a subtle hint of color correction to my yellow undertones, and the scent is a lovely cool peppermint (much preferred over the blast of eau de generic sunscreen.) It's light, breathable and the scent doesn't get into your mouth like some strong scents tend to do. The design on the bottle and lid could use a little modification. The cap went loose and spilled half of my pink potion on all of the inside of my purse. So either travel lightly, or keep this bottle on your dresser at home. As a whole, it's a good product despite the cons I listed and honestly, I'm so sad to see this item gone from Beautylish Sephora, and Ulta but I will gladly restock my personal supply once it's available again.

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This SPF is not sticky or heavy and is easy to touch up with. There is no flash back even on deep skin. I took it on vacation and all my friends use it and fell for this formula.

Just a great one to use! I am so surprised, and having 45ml is pretty good! Without makeup, it gives a blurred glow which is subtle. I do put serum and cream before the sunscreen so it is crucial that sunscreens don't peel when I put on my foundation after. It is a pleasure to use.

I will admit I typically don’t go for American sunscreens, mainly cause the EU ones are far better in terms of ingredients and I’ve had little luck with the ones here. Also I skip Zinc Oxide sunscreens since they typically are comedogenic (on my skin). I love Sunday Riley and her line has been good to me for many years (Aside from Tidal which was discontinued). It has a slight pinky hue with does blend out but can look a bit pasty on my olive completion. The finish is lovely I must admit and it sits well as a base for makeup. Healthy radiance without it looking oily, nor does accentuate any of my lines or dry patches. Not a holy grail I’d say, and the bottle is terrible. The texture of the sunscreen is very light and runny, with a very lightly tacky texture once blended. But the cap is a mess and considering most of her products have a pump, why was this excluded? It makes a mess if you pour too much out and since it stands on its cap, it’s a learning curve to try and open it upside down and being extra careful. Would I recommend? Yes, I’ve used it every day till it died on me (4.5 weeks on face and neck daily) and I’ve not broken out or caused problems. but Miss Sunday needs to put this in a different package that’s not so cheap.