Australian GoldBotanical SPF 50 Tinted Mineral Sunscreen for Face, Non-Chemical BB Cream, Water-Resistant, Matte Finish, For Sensitive Facial Skin, Medium to Tan Skin Tones, 3 FL Oz

I’m so relieved to have finally found a sunscreen that agrees with my skin and looks nice! I have oily skin prone to clogged pores, and most products are too moisturizing, too greasy, too chalky white, or don’t have a high SPF. I really like the matte texture, the subtle tint, the physical only SPF, and the reasonable price! So far, it is not causing any breakouts, nor does it dry out my skin. I also like that it doesn’t rub off easily. It is also completely unscented. Highly recommend!!

The best sunscreen I have ever used and was recommended by the National Eczema Society. The formula is buttery soft immediately sinking into the skin with a wonderful matte finish. I chose the light tint for my pale Celtic skin and it is the perfect "foundation" I only need. At an SPF 50, what a bargain! There is no greasy feel, no ghost like appearance, no eye irritation, and NO acne, just a great base for my sensitive complexion. Abit of mascara and SPF lip tint and off I go! Makes getting ready in the mornings so easy! :) Thank you Australian Gold for getting an SPF formula right!!

I have a light/medium complexion and have never used sunscreen in my life but I had some hyperpigmentation spots show up on my face so I went to the dermatologist and was given a cream to put before bed and told that I needed to start using sunscreen.My dermatologist suggested several brands (all with Iron Oxides and at least SPF 50). I actually purchased two brands that he suggested (La Roche-Posay - 1.7 oz for $33.50 and this one - 3 oz for $15.99), two that were not on his list but still have iron oxides and are still at least SPF 50 (Cotz Flawless Complexion - 2.5 oz for $25, Predator Warpaint mineral sunscreen - 1.65 oz for $9.95), and three smaller tubes to keep in my purse for reapplication throughout the day that still have iron oxides but a lower SPF (Andalou Naturals BB Cream - 2 oz for $14.85, Atomy BB Cream 1.4 oz for $11.96, and Maybelline Dream Fresh BB Cream - 1 oz for $8.00).Out of the two that my dermatologist suggested that I purchased (La Roche-Posay and AG), I prefer the La Roche-Posay. Both go on smooth and the color match for both is great but I feel that the La Roche-Posay covers much better and I can use the sunscreen without having to put powder or anything else to help cover. I also feel that the La Roche-Posay makes my face feel much softer. However, the La Roche-Posay is also double the price for half the size as the AG so I'll have to pick my battle there.I know this isn't a review for the others I purchased, but I do want to add (in case anyone is in the same spot as me of searching for a sunscreen that suits them), the Cotz Flawless Complexion is great, it's a tad lighter and leaves a tad of a sticky feel (opposite to La Roche-Posay and AG), but coverage is great and price is in the middle of the La Roche-Posay and the AG. I have not tried the Predator Warpaint one yet so I can't comment on that one other than it was cheap.As far as the ones I had bought for my purse... The Andalou Naturals is a tad too light for my complexion, but coverage is good and I would probably buy it again if I couldn't find my favorite one. The Atomy BB Cream is NOT recommended at all. Although it was only $12, it makes me look like a ghost and I dislike the way it spreads and feels on my face (a bit "chalky"). If I didn't care about wasting, it would already be in the trash. The Maybelline BB Cream is my favorite that I bought for my purse. Great coverage, goes on smooth, matches great, and price was decent.Therefore my favorites of the SPF 50 that I have tried in order of favorite to least favorite are:La Roche-PosayCotz Flawless ComplexionAGMy favorite that I had bought for my purse in order from favorite to least favorite are:MaybellineAndalouAtomyI hope this helps someone out there.4/8/2022 UPDATE: After using the AG and the Cotz for about 5 months or so now, I have changed my mind. My favorites in order are: La Roche-Posay, AG, thenCotz Flawless Complexion. After using them for a while (and now that the weather is getting warmer), I found the Cotz was giving me a very greasy feel and made my face look so shiny and gross! I also noticed that the coverage is not great now that it has been so warm. The AG does not make me as shiny, it covers better (because it doesn't seem to melt off my face), and it matches my skin better. I have purchased another bottle of the AG and I will not be purchasing the Cotz anymore. For under $20, the AG is my first pick. If money wasn't a deciding factor, it would still be the La Roche-Posay.Also... I have had a lot of progress with my hyperpigmentation after my derm told me to start using Heliocare Advanced or Ultra. So if you are struggling with hyperpigmentation/melasma, you might want to look into that.

Replaces foundation for me. I am almost 29 and just got over a bout of perioral dermatitis so I’ve been feeling very frustrated and uninspired by skincare/cosmetic products lately and I was looking to simplify my daily routine while also being careful with my skin. I managed to stumble upon this product and was mostly attracted to it being matte, reef safe, and a mineral sunscreen. I live in Florida and the sun and humidity can be harsh so dewy/glowy sunscreens don’t feel, or look nice once you start sweating.I’ve been wearing this all week just applying with my fingers and it’s literally made my mornings so much easier. I was scared it would be too dark seeing as I am extremely fair skinned but it blends in so nicely to the skin. It gives me the perfect light coverage.I have acne prone/sensitive skin and haven’t had an issue so far.Definitely give this a try.