METAFORET Pink Tone-Up Sunscreen 50ML/ 1.69 FL.OZ Physical Mineral Sunblock, No-irritating, Solar Protector

I bought this almost a year ago and have worn it off and on pretty regularly. It gives me sun protection (has protected me from sunburns many times), doesn't have an irritating or heavy scent, and goes on smooth initially which is good for applying makeup on top. It really does give my skin a tone up effect and helps with some of my dark spots (when makeup is on top).However, I have pretty dry skin and live in a dry area, so I found that this dries out my skin more quickly than if I were just bare faced. When I use this product, I have to put on extra moisturizer as well as reapply moisturizer throughout the day to prevent my face from looking so dry. When I have the time to do that then it's no big deal, but on my busy days I would go home and parts of my face would look like it's flaking off. So just keep in mind that if you have dry skin and/or live in a dry area, you'll need to do some extra maintenance throughout the day to keep the initial fresh look you'll get when you first put it on.

This is about a weeks’ worth of sunscreen for me for the face. I don’t spend that much time outside as I work from home and my workstation is not next to a window so I feel OK skipping the SPF during my work hours. But a couple hours each day when I go outside for walks or errands results in usually a single application, a few on the weekend. $15 for a week is actually affordable as far as SPF goes. But I get Japanese and other Korean chemical sunscreens that are more affordable when I buy in bulk from overseas, so I’m not sold on this.If you have any melanin in your skin, you already know this is going to give you some major white cast so just pass on it if that’s something that you’d rather not deal with. I’m pale as heck, but the slight pinkish hue to this makes me even whiter somehow. It’s honestly fine for me because if I’m doing yard work or going out for a walk I don’t really care about the white cast.It dries down pretty matte on my drier skin. It’s not water resistant so don’t wear this if you’re going to be sweating a lot – you’ll end up with it in your eyes.It’s fine. Not my first choice. But you won’t get sunburn. If you apply enough. PA++++ offers the max amount of protection against UVA rays as well so this is a solid broad spectrum option.

This is an effective sunscreen with a high SPF and it has no fragrance and causes no irritation on my sensitive skin. My skin is very dry and damaged and this product is hard to apply evenly -- it is not heavy but it is fairly thick and although it feels like a cream, it just resists being spread over my skin. I apply tiny dots over my face and neck and pat gently to get the best coverage. It might be easier to apply on those with more normal skin types. I am a blue-eyed blonde with very fair skin and I sunburn easily. My skin has been damaged because I've had several bad burns over the years when I wasn't as careful as I should be, so now I make sure to use a sunscreen every day. I have tried several different types of sunscreen, trying to find what will work best for me. This one caught my eye as I don't really wear makeup very often so I was interested in the tone-up effect of this product. Ito does leave my face feeling soft and there is no oily look or feel. I can see where it might give my skin a bit of a matte finish, but it also leaves a lingering white cast that I can't seem to minimize. Of course, this isn't unexpected -- almost all sunscreens of this type leave a white cast to a greater or lesser extent on my skin. This is definitely a high quality product, and I'll use it for specific outdoor activities when I want to be absolutely sure of good protection, but this won't really work very well for me as an everyday sunscreen. I think this is a well formulated product and the price is reasonable ($14.95 for 1.69 ounce -- the same size as many moisturizing creams). The tube is just the right size to pop in the cosmetic bag I carry in my purse or to tuck into the pocket of a beach tote. The product is not at all oily or runny. The tube is sturdy and has a wide twist-off cap so it is easy to handle and I won't drop it easily even with sunscreen on my hands. The sunscreen arrived very well packaged in a nice box and properly sealed.

The METAFORET Pink Tone-Up Sunscreen I'm a fan of.It shipped well with minimal packaging. It emitted no weird odors or chemical-like smells that would set off any warning signs.The tube features a twist-off cap. The cap removed reveals a reasonably sized nozzle. The nozzle is great in making sure not too much of the product comes out at once reducing any sort of waste.This can be taken as you last step of your skin routine before applying makeup. I like that is light enough to be built upon. It is directed to at least apply 15 minutes before you plan on being out in the sun.It went on fairly easily and didn't leave any undesirable white streaky or heavy residue behind. My skin wasn't left feeling greasy or looking shiny but feeling soft, protected, and moisturized instead. My skin is fairly sensitive and I've had zero irritation.It doesn't have your typical sunscreen smell and it is virtually scentless. I feel it is valued well and recommend always having a tube on hand. For a modest amount of time outside in the sun, it has kept me burn-free. Recommended.

Meh... I wasn't too crazy with this sunscreen. The name sounded odd so I decided to try it out. But there's nothing in this product that adds any pink tone to your skin. In fact, it left a white haze on my skin and took a bit of effort to really work it in. I like that it's SPF 50 but it's worthless if it's not sweat proof. I was only slightly damp in the face but I could feel like I was wiping this product off when I was dabbing my sweat away. Oh well live and learn.