Sunscreen without a White Cast.

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Winnie B.

Jan 4, 2015

Winnie B.

Hey beauties! I've recently gotten into applying an SPF every day, I usually use an SPF of 30. It's a chemical and physical sunscreen from Eucerin.

My problem is that I'm not digging the white cast it always gives me. It's from the physical part of the sunscreen, so I'm looking for drugstore chemical SPF's that you all use and recommend?

I'm looking at the L'Oreal Paris Silky Sheer SPF 50, partially because it claims to have some antioxidants as well (but significant enough? Idk.)

What are your go to SPFs??

Reese S.

Jan 4, 2015

Reese S.

Shiseido's SPF facial sunscreens are AMAZING. They protect so well, are completely water resistant, and give little to no white casts. It's a great brand especially for skin care and they are highly raved about. Hope this helps 😊

Shiro M.

Jan 4, 2015

Shiro M.

I love clinique's Super City Block, it doesn't have a white cast but has a bit of a subtle tint to it like a tinted moisturizer.

Shelley W.

Jan 4, 2015

Shelley W.

I have the Loreal Silky Sheer and I reserve it strictly for beach use because I found it not to be a great choice for everyday wear due to the high spf (it broke me out) and the amount used needed to protect my skin paired up with foundation gave off a slight ashy look...its really not WOC friendly in regards to not giving off a white cast.

Winnie B.

Jan 5, 2015

Winnie B.

Thanks guys! That is very valuable info!

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