Tan-Luxe Sci-Tech Sunscreen Marine Mist Body, Clear, Lightweight Body Sunscreen Spray With Solar Adapt Technology, Water-Resistant, Reef Safe, Vegan, 6.76 fl. oz/200 ml Bottle

Works great and smells amazing.

Love this product, so easy to use!

I love keeping this SPF in my purse to use on the go or when I need to touch-up the SPF that I previously put on my arms. It has a fantastic fine mist that evenly and gently coats my skin. It smells so good! I would describe the scent as something fruit-like. I mostly use this SPF spray on my arms and upper body and a different SPF on my face. The SPF itself is clear. There is no whitecast or texture/residue on my skin when I spray it. It absorbs rather quickly on my skin and it leaves a natural finish. Additionally, it didn't feel sticky at all and my skin felt less sunburnt when wearing this SPF.

Not the traditional scent of tan lux products! Has a very chemical scent that is not desirable..

I've used a lot of spray on sun-screens; they're usually a little... not sticky, but heavy. This one disperses a finer mist, and like most spray SPF it goes on clear, without any of the streaks you'd get from the lotion ones. I'm not sure if that's what it means by photo-adaptive? Looks like it comes in SPF 30 and SPF 50. I'm not really sure why anyone would get the lesser one, but I got the SPF 50 and I believe it worked, I wore it for my outings for a week without any burning. I'm not sure what Sea-Screen Complex means, nor could I pick out anything that was hydrating about it, though some sunscreens are a moisturizer/sunscreen combined, I don't think this one was. It's s perfectly good spray on clear sunscreen but I'm not sure I can justify $36.00.

I went back and forth on whether to give this 4 or 5 stars and after using on several occasions, I finally settled on 5. The price is what had me debating because it is pricier than any sunscreen I’ve bought. However, I think it’s worth it. The spray is a light, fine mist and not aerosol at all. It has a mixer ball that ensures everything is getting mixed together well when you shake it. The sunscreen goes on lightly and absorbs quickly. It didn’t leave my skin feeling sticky and it isn’t heavy. I tend to sweat more when I apply lotions/heavier sunscreens and this did not make me sweat more than normal. It left my skin feeling so comfortable and supple. It was very sunny on a few occasions that I used it and I have very fair skin. I didn’t burn at all. I even swam once and didn’t have any issue, I just made sure to reapply when I was out of the water. The scent is familiar to me, but I can’t quite place it. Maybe sandalwood? It’s so nice and isn’t very heavy. Even my husband liked the scent. So while this is expensive, I do feel it’s worth it after using it a few times. It would be an especially nice treat for a vacation or staycation in the sun to feel a bit pampered.

I took this sunscreen with me recently on a beach vacation, and using it honestly made me feel a little bougie. It smells really good, applies in a fine mist, and works very well. I didn't burn while wearing this, thanks to the SPF 50. I usually start out with SPF 50 and then gradually move to a lower SPF as I build a bit of natural tan, and I found that this was a perfect way to protect my skin from burning during that period of time where I have been hibernating all winter and have to ease into sun exposure very carefully. This got the job done and also smelled luxe and felt luxe on my skin. I love it.

This sunscreen is super convenient because you can just spray it on and go. It is also easy to reapply quickly when you need to. I love that I don’t have to get my hands dirty to apply it. It goes on smoothly & dries quickly. The only negative thing I have to say about it is that it is made up of synthetic sunscreens. It has recently been said that zinc oxide and titanium dioxide are the only two absolutely safe sunscreen ingredients, so that does make me wary. However, avobenzone is the gold standard when it comes to synthetic sunscreens and UVA absorbers. The jury is still out on if synthetic sunscreens are harmful, but as of now, they are still generally considered safe.