DIVE-IN Mild Sun Cream SPF50+ PA++++

This is the best mineral sunscreen I’ve used so far (I’ve tried Cellimax, Haruharu, Somi). I think this one does use a chemical booster but my skin seems to be fine with it. I’ve been using mineral sunscreens due to peri-oral dermatitis. My skin is typically dry and this sunscreen works well with it. By the end of the day the only dry spots I have is where the PD is, otherwisey skin feels hydrated! I’ve already ordered another bottle! It leaves the slightest white cast which for me when it dries down you don’t see it at all. I am pale though. The other sunscreens I’ve used leave a visible white cast even after drying down :/ which I hate- so this one is my definite fav!

It leaves a slight white cast at first, but that disappears after about fifteen minutes. It hydrates beautifully, offers excellent protection, and has never caused breakouts or any other issues for me. Most importantly, it is the only sunscreen I have found that protects this well against brown spots. I also like that it uses non-nano zinc oxide rather than relying solely on titanium dioxide, since zinc oxide offers broader UV protection, especially across the UVA range. Because it is non-nano, I personally feel more comfortable using it on my melasma-prone skin. Since it is a mineral sunscreen, I always double cleanse in the evening with an oil cleanser first, followed by a foaming cleanser. Afterwards, my skin looks calm and noticeably less red. Makeup also sits very well on top of it. I have already gone through at least ten tubes over the years, purchased either here or elsewhere. Thank you, Torriden!

Good for oily combo skin There is a light white cast, but it goes away when you rub it into the skin. It will not leave you shiny trough the day

If you’re an oily/sensitive skin girly you need this! It’s also Rosacea friendly✨

Très agréable crème qui penetre là peau sans collet et sans graisser.

This sunscreen does what it should, but it's definitely not my favourite one. Maybe it's because of the mineral sunscreen, which I don't like in general. All in all it's a fine sunscreen, but I like chemical filters more.