SuntegrityMoisturizing Mineral Face Sunscreen and Primer

Great sunscreen. Better than burnout face spf32, blue lizard, shiseido urban sunscreen. The product was like marshmallow- kinda gooey and sticky at first. I felt like I was putting melted orange-cream-ice cream-scented marshmallow on my face. But the sticky feeling goes away very soon. Also, white color dissipates almost 30 seconds later.Burnout face spf 32 applied very light, non-greasy, and non sticky at the time of application with great feeling but left somewhat dry feeling as if skin is being pulled. Also a few minutes after application it feels somewhat sticky at the same time. Blue lizard face is actually pretty awesome. It's only $17 for 5oz of oil free and moisturizing sunscreen. This applies very very white but gets absorbed quickly. Leaves skin very moisturized yet not sticky or greasy at all. Skin feels better after wearing it. Suntegrity has a different texture and feels more moisturizing. As I've mentioned it feels more chewy at application and feels more hydrating, although that stickiness goes away. With suntegrity, skin got way~ better after using this product. Non comedonic, oil free and acne and rosascia gets better. So I rate this higher than blue lizard. It also uses better ingredient than blue lizard face(uses ZnO and octinoxate while suntegrity only uses ZnO). Shiseido urban sunscreen doesn't seem to have anything better. Uses combo of ZnO and TiO, not water resistant(suntegrity is not water resistant either), more hazardous according to ewg, not hydrating(could be a + for some people) and costs more. Shiseido urban would be good only if someone wants lighter product that is non-comedonic and light to feeling. You can apply make up immediately on top.Suntegrity product not being water resistant can be a good thing since you can just wash it off with daily cleanser at the end of the day without using oil-based cleanser to remove water resistant products.I'd say shiseido ultimate water-resistant sunscreen is something different. That one has better UVB coverage(higher spf), similar UVB coverage, and very water resistant. It still uses combo of ZnO16% , TiO, and Oxticnoxate(chemical) instead of only ZnO so Suntegrity is less hazardous according to ewg. I'd only use shiseido ultimate face sunscreen for beach or sport use. Burnout face spf 32 is also water resistant but I won't use that product due to it's weird feeling of sticky but dry feeling.Con:Not sure if it's due to high ZnO, but eyes get a bit dry and itchy. I already have some kind of dry eye syndrome which gets better with allergy med and eyedrop. But it doesn't go away when I wear this. But I'm sure most other people will be fine. Not water resistant.

Normally sunscreens bother my eyes and this one does not. I ave even used it hiking, at the beach and swimming and there is no stinging. It’s pricey bu my for me it’s worth it.

I liked this product had little or no lecithin (I'm sensitive to it), generally is free of unwanted chemicals and is zinc based. As a primer, it is on the "greasy" side and leaves my face feeling slippery much of the day. Senegence makeup does adhere well. Is effective at preventing spots and sunburn.

This is a thick white cream. Once you’ve rubbed it in, it does leave your face with a white cast. I like that because I’m prone to redness especially on my neck and décolletage which is always deeply tanned. Life in Arizona! It provides good protection against the sun and doesn’t smell strong. I use a lot of serums and many sun creams tend to “pill” and make a crumbly mess but this one doesn’t. I recommend it.

I live in a sunny and humid climate and have been searching forever for an effective sunblock that I'm not sensitive to. Most products make me itch or break out; many are too heavy for the temperature and humidity, and they often leave a grey or whitish cast on my skin. I have tried almost every sunblock out there - from the drugstore variety (aveeno, neutrogena) to the ones from high-end cosmetic lines (Dior, Chanel, FRESH, and so on). I have been using high-SPF foundations in lieu of a plain sunscreen and I used to think they worked fine until I tried Suntegrity. The product itself looks thick and heavy but goes on clear and gives my skin a dewy finish. It's not sticky, and works wonderfully as a primer for my foundation. I've been using it for a month and find that my skin looks clearer and better (hyperpigmentation from exposure to the sun has decreased significantly). I now use a light-coverage foundation instead of a medium-coverage one - my skin has improved that much! Overall it's an excellent product that I would recommend to anyone looking for good sun protection.

This sunscreen applies nicely and goes under foundation well. I did notice a slight white case, but not enough to bother me. Unfortunately, I started breaking out within days of using it and noticed that my skin was ultra dry by the end of the day. So much so that I felt a desperate need to wash everything off and slather my skin with moisturizer. The next day, I made sure to moisturize before applying the sunscreen, and I still had the same issue. The dryness was visible and made my foundation cake in some areas. As someone who already struggles with dry skin, this was a deal breaker for me.

I like the product you size drop when you apply it on your face it shows up really white and you really have to blend it in. If you have a medium to dark skin tone complexion, my skin is tan/medium brown so what I do is I put a thin layer JoJoba oil on my face first ( because its all natural) then I put the sunscreen on top of it, and it leaves my skin, very radiant and glowing throughout the day! But this product because I have acne prone skin and I wanted a good vegan sunscreen that would work so far I haven’t had any issues. I’m gonna keep using it until it’s finished and see how it does but overall I would recommend it if you are looking for a good vegan sunscreen.