All Good Tinted Mineral Sunscreen Butter for Face, Nose, Ears - UVA/UVB Broad Spectrum, SPF 50, Zinc Oxide, Coral Reef Friendly, Water Resistant, Coconut Oil, Jojoba Oil, Beeswax, Vitamin E (1 oz)

J’ai longtemps cherché une crème solaire qui réponde à tous mes critères, et celle-ci est tout simplement parfaite. Elle ne contient aucun produit toxique, pas de nanoparticules, et elle est teintée pour un rendu naturel. En plus, elle offre une excellente protection avec son SPF. Franchement, elle coche toutes les cases : saine, efficace et agréable à porter. Je suis vraiment impressionnée et je la recommande à 100 % !

This stuff is lovely. It goes on well with fingertips or with a makeup brush, but I prefer to use the brush. It MOSTLY fades to match your skin color but now that I’m losing my tan, it’s slightly off color. I don’t think I’d use it a lot in the winter. One other thing- the zinc is drying, which is LOVELY for oily or acne prone skin like mine. It clears up any breakouts so well that I started using it as a spot treatment concealer when I don’t wear it all over my face. This might be a problem if you have naturally dry skin though. The tin is also fairly small so I got one for the bathroom, one for my purse, and one for my car. Love it!

Pros: 1)Noncomedogenic (I have combo skin) 2)Scans 100 on Yuka (perfect ingredients, way better than any other barrier sunscreen on market) 3)Dewy (a preference) 4) Doesn't transfer (like you'd expect, more on this at the end) 5)Sustainable packaging, tin round is great can be washed reused or sent in to be melted down, should not end up in landfill. Cons: 1)It's a butter. Too thick/greasy for my liking (maybe I could thin it myself, but I wouldn't want to compromise SPF) 2) Too warm, dark, not exactly my shade on any day with tan, without one. (I'm biracial, no go for fair skin) Overall: Best for skin/body/earth on the market, great price. I'm just picky because there has to be better out there for me personally. Won't buy again. Note: I'm not listing smell as a factor as I've found all mineral sunscreens have a distinct scent, and I choose my health & skin over something so minuscule to its benefits. More if you're interested: For the All Good Tinted Mineral Sunscreen Butter, it is a little hard to get out of the can in a clean efficient way, I use and recommend a Kabuki brush to apply any tinted sunscreen, although because it's a butter you have to push in a bit and it won't be a clean swipe (you'll use up more in the middle than the sides, so you may have to get creative in getting it out as you use more). I've also used a makeup sponge which works best for using the first half of the tin as it gets closer to empty, it was no longer helpful. It's heavy on the skin, barrier sunscreens do work by sitting on top, but this is quite thick and any time you touch it it feels as though you're pushing around the thicc layer on your face, in a way that forces you to be aware of it all day- no different from other makeup. I will say when I give my family hugs and kisses and even when wearing white, again it's something I'm aware of, but it really doesn't transfer. Not much on my glasses nor ever on other people like a fresh application of my beloved La Roche would absolutely transfer. So that's a pro, it's sticky, but it's sticking to your own face. I said I won't buy again because it feels like a chore to wear. I liked my other because it felt like a privilege and I looked forward to wearing it, I loved the look of it so much. For even more on how it stacks to similar products I've tried: For the last few years I've been on a hunt for a mineral sunscreen (hopefully you're aware by now of the difference & that a tinted mineral sunscreen seems to be the only option if you don't want a white cast) ever since my favorite La Roche Posay's tinted mineral revealed itself to contain aluminum salts (we know this gives people cancer). So sad, it was the perfect color had a more liquid consistency for quick and easy application and a light feel and was dewy, I stopped wearing foundation, I loved it so. Now I use the app Yuka to scan everything I put on and in my body to keep endocrine disrupters and carcinogens (cancer and autism) out of it, since America has no problem with us consuming these things. I've also tried ILIA SPF 50 tinted sunscreen to which had an awful smell actually much stronger than anything else I've tried & it's also $50 and I couldn't find a shade that worked for me, although I didn't give it a real shot at a price of $50 for 1oz. Hunt continues...

I should have figured, since they literally call it butter, but I was still surprised to find out just how thick and heavy and greasy this is. Also a heavy tint which doesn't go well on me and stains everything it touches. If you want something you can slather on like grease paint to protect you from the sun (and can probably stay on underwater while you snorkel or whatever), you have found it, my dude. For me it's just too much of everything.

Color me crazy. I was skeptical about tinted sun screen to begin with. No one want to look like an orange on the beach. But, it went on smooth and gave me a nice light bronze color. Perfect for this pasty pale gal who doesn't tan. I only gave it 4 stars because I haven't tried it for sun protection yet, that will come in a few weeks on vacation. I' up date when I get back.