What the community says
Pros
- Mousse-like texture with a semi-dewy finish that feels hydrating not greasy
- Green tint camouflages redness subtly and suits fair-to-light skin tones
- Mineral-only formula avoids common irritants, preferred for sensitive and rosacea skin
Cons
- Tint can look patchy or opaque and might not work well for darker skin tones
- Some users report it becomes oily after a few hours, especially on oily skin
- Not everyone's favorite for acne-prone skin as tinted version may cause breakouts
Product details
Use caution
Skin type data limited
Commonly Used With
Where to buy
Available on Amazon
From the threads
Source threads
r/SkincareAddictionMentioned
2.2k pts · 109 comments
“my old HG mineral face sunscreen (replenix sheer physical spray) was discontinued.”
“Try UltaMD. I get the UV clear formula.”
“UV Physical”
r/30PlusSkinCareMentioned
1.6k pts · 65 comments
“I actually use a Eucerin one mine gave me daily.”
“I use Neutrogena sheer touch sunscreen and I can vouch that it's very light and doesn't leave a cast.”
“The only one that works from me without giving irritation was a german one from Aldi and Nivea.”
r/30PlusSkinCareIn routine
876 pts · 859 comments
r/AsianBeautyMentioned
504 pts · 71 comments
“you posted about Sunscreens, so here's a link to our Sunscreen FAQ”
“If you are looking for sunscreen recommendations without a white cast, check here.”
r/30PlusSkinCareMentioned
304 pts · 465 comments
“Elta MD. The green tinted one”
“My fav this winter has been Eucerin's tinted sensitive mineral.”
“Elta MD is my holy grail”