Product Reviews

This mineral sunscreen makes a strong first impression: it feels more like a lightweight moisturizer than a chalky SPF, which is already a win in the zinc oxide world. The texture is smooth, non-sticky, and although it takes a bit of effort to spread it dries down to a soft, almost imperceptible finish. No tackiness, no greasiness, no "sunscreen skin." But while it nails the feel, it stumbles where most mineral sunscreens do: the white cast is real. Not the worst I’ve seen, but definitely visible, especially if you’re not on the pale end of the spectrum.
The formula is textbook modern mineral SPF. Zinc oxide does the heavy lifting, offering broad-spectrum protection without the irritation risks of chemical filters.
There are some nice skin-care extras thrown in for good measure: niacinamide and adenosine for barrier repair and brightening, panthenol, betaine, and sodium hyaluronate for hydration. It’s fragrance-free, essential oil–free, and generally kind to sensitive skin — which, paired with the non-sticky texture, makes it a solid choice for reactive skin types.
However, the white cast limits its audience. If your skin tone is deeper than fair-to-light, this may not be the invisible finish you’re looking for.
Still, it’s a thoughtfully built mineral sunscreen that prioritizes feel and skin compatibility. If you're pale, picky, and prone to irritation, it's probably worth trying. If you're medium-to-deep skinned and hoping for an invisible mineral SPF — there are other, better options (here, here and here).