Hello guys, I'm gonna be trying on the My but oh my god SPF 50 Sunscreen lotion it has cucumber green tea and hyaluronic acid Defends and moisturizes your skin so I'm I Really I'm not supposed to use sunscreen. Well, I mean I I Shouldn't have to use sunscreen because my skin is dark But just because black people don't tan it doesn't mean we don't burn Because I burn in the Sun my skin gets really hot and it just hurts really bad So yeah It feels really good it's actually really moisturizing Here Okay, nice I'm gonna come back

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Very excited about this because Everyday Humans makes my favorite SPF and so I wanted to try their mineral version. It's a tinted formula and I do think this kind of like rosy, golden color complements olive and a little bit more tan of a skin tone. It's also a primer so I do really feel like it has kind of those blurring effects of like a normal, regular primer. I have it on already and I love it. I'm a little shiny because I'm a little hot right now but this formula itself is not shiny or greasy or heavy at all which I love because I already have oily skin so I don't want to put anything else that's gonna make me more oily. It has a really, really nice smell. It's very heavy on a rose scent but not in a gross way or an artificial way. It smells like a nice, luxurious rose water. It has great skincare ingredients like ceramides and hyaluronic acid. I really love this mineral sunscreen. I definitely will be reaching for this moving forward.

Of my top three favorite tinted mineral sunscreens, this is the only one that does not contain silicone. The natural alternative they've used allows this product to be considered clean for those that care, but for me that's not essential. The tint is super golden with a yellow undertone. It's probably not suitable for skin tones lighter than mine, unless they've self-tanned. I like the tint. It gives a little redness correction as well. My dark moles are still richly dark, and there is zero trace of a white cast. You can see the difference on the inside of my arms where I'm most pale. It really gives color. It does dry fast. I usually have to go back with a third finger if I can't blend two over my face before total dry down. My aging skin loves 2C ceramides and antioxidants in this formula. It smells lightly of roses at first, but it dissipates pretty quickly. However, it's not water resistant, and the tint does make color matching foundation or concealers a little more challenging. So this comes in third out of the seven I've tried.

Everyday Humans makes a mineral sunscreen that is supposedly universally tinted and leaves no white cast. A mineral sunscreen utilizes forms of zinc oxide as the active ingredient for both UVA and UVB protection. Unlike chemical sunscreens, zinc helps control excess oil, it helps treat acne, it's soothing, and it has anti-inflammatory properties. I'm impressed by the pigmentation of the tint because it packs a punch for sheer coverage. It dries down fast and has a semi-matte finish, which is my favorite attribute because it's so different than the chemical sunscreens that I have, which are all dewy. I'm not sure the fairest of skin tones would find the tint a color match, but white cast is definitely a non-issue.

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