Inzincable Tinted Sunscreen, SPF 50, 2.0 Fl. Oz., Dermatologist crafted skincare

This worked pretty well. Wasn’t to heavy. My only thing is I am very pale. It was a bit too dark for me. But I was able to put foundation over top of it very easily. Held up very well though heat. Very happy with it.

This tinted mineral sunscreen is great for daily wear, though it's important to set expectations about coverage. The lightweight formula blends beautifully into my skin without that dreaded white cast many sunscreens leave behind. The SPF 50 protection feels reliable for daily use and I love that it doesn't pill under makeup or feel greasy throughout the day. While it provides a nice, natural-looking tint that evens out skin tone, don't expect it to cover blemishes or significant discoloration. You'll still need concealer for those.

I love the finish this tinted mineral sunscreen leaves behind. It's a really lovely kind-of satin finish. If you apply enough though and are just going about a normal day (like not going to be doing outdoor activities all day) then it may be a tad shiny. I fixed that issue by very lightly patting in some translucent finishing powder after letting the sunscreen dry.I am a very pale girly, lol. It can be hard finding tinted-anything that doesn't make me look crazy. This does look dark coming out of the bottle, but once I blend it in really well, it works out. If it were half a shade darker though, it'd be too dark for me. The undertone is fairly neutral, kinda leaning warm. If you are very very fair skinned and cool toned, this may not be the best match. It does sheer out a bit as you apply it, but you can definitely tell I'm wearing it, as someone who doesn't always wear colored base products.It does a nice job at evening my skin tone, especially kind of covering up a little of my redness. I like the SPF, it's super gentle, I haven't experienced any skin irritation or blemishes since I began using it. I haven't been wearing it while spending tons of time in the sun, but rather lots of time spent in the car and running errands, appointments, etc. That may not seem like a ton of exposure, but it's usually enough exposure to make my rosacea flare (sun and heat triggers.) I look forward sunscreen that will protect my skin in those situations mostly, for daily wear, and that will keep me from looking like a tomato by the time I'm back home. This does do a good job of that. My rosacea didn't flare nearly as bad. It's still been quite warm and sunny here, too.It does have long wear capability, and still looks great at the end of the day. I'm honestly pretty impressed with this. For inclusivity purposes, I do wish they offered at least a few different shades though. Maybe they do? I could've missed that. Apologies if I did.

Oathology Inzincable tinted sunscreen is super nice. Its creamy and lightly tinted but goes on smooth and seamlessly. I feel like it made my skin look beautiful and with a subtle glow without looking like I had foundation on. I like to wear this with no foundation. I'm not much of a makeup person but this is nice because it gives my skin protection while giving it a nice finished look at the same time.

I’ve been wanting a good tinted sunscreen and this is a pretty good option. I don't typically wear makeup, but I wanted something to provide a little coverage. The coverage isn't quite as much as I hoped, but not too bad. The bottle is nice quality and the pump puts out the perfect amount. It went on well and blended quickly. I have an oily face and it didn't cause more shine even after extended use. My skin is a little dry in the winter, so it soaked in well and wasn't sticky. It could be different in the summer. Since I have only used it for a bit now in Midwest winter, I can't speak to the SPF coverage, but so far it does well with cloud covered exposure. It is a little expensive, but it's a good sized bottle that will likely last me a while and similar products are likely in a similar range.

Oathology Inzincable Tinted Sunscreen SPF 50, 2.0 fl oz. Distributed by an Ohio company but made where?? The packaging/design is pretty and professional. The box did come slightly damaged due to poor padding.This is a tinted sunscreen, so it comes in a light beige color. This might be better or worse for you depending on your skin tone. It was a little dark for me, but it blends out nicely. It didn’t irritate my sensitive, eczema-prone skin or make it feel greasy or smothered like regular sunscreen. I love that there’s no white cast! This is nice to use with a concealer or BB cream for a lightweight natural look. I don’t think it’s a good substitute for regular foundation, though. It does have a bit of a shiny finish, which is typical of mineral sunscreens.While the bottle is large, I’m not convinced this lives up to the 38$ mark. Especially since we have no clue where it’s made or if the high SPF claims are accurate. There’s more affordable options on the market, imo.

As an archaeologist I spend a heck of a lot of time working outside sometimes in some pretty harsh conditions and wear sunscreen often, however I HATE sunscreen. I especially hate it on my face which makes me feel suffocating and greasy. I was curious about this product and decided to give it a try. First off, I was surprised to find this product has a flesh tone, but it doesn't show on the skin. It goes on easily but doesn't leave the skin feeling greasy. It works well as a sunscreen but even better, helps to moisturize my skin. I used it both in hot and close to freezing temps outside and found it held out well. Similar to foundation, it does clean off with a slight noticeable tint. So far, even with my sensitive skin, I've had no issues. This feels like a great product and at the present price of $38 this feels with in fair market value for this type of skin product. It's such a relief not to be greasy anymore!