Le Dore Sunarmor SPF 50 Gel

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I work long hours in front of a laptop and sometimes end up stepping out in the afternoon sun. I wanted something that wouldn’t make my face oily or mess with my makeup. This sunscreen is super light, absorbs quickly, and doesn’t feel like I’ve put anything on. No sticky feeling, and no shine even by the end of the day. I don’t usually stick to sunscreens, but this one just blends into my routine without effort.

This is actually really good non-greasy And nice in skin ,easy to apply

Good sunscreen, ingredients are really good and the product is well-formulated. Does not leave a stark white cast. White cast and patchiness is not very prominent and goes away with blending. Best thing spf and pa, added advantage is the IR protection and blue light protection.

Perfect sunscreen for sensitive skin...non comedogenic, mineral sunscreen,no oily texture

I have used this product earlier, also, and this is my fourth time ordering it that works well on my skin, I can tell you, you can give a try on it

Simple, light, and doesn’t feel like sunscreen” I travel often for work and usually don’t bother with skincare, but my skin was getting dull from all the sun. Gave this one a shot because it said gel and non-greasy—and it actually is. It just disappears into the skin, doesn’t leave that typical sunscreen feel. I use it before stepping out for the day, and it doesn’t make my face sweat or look shiny. Nothing fancy, but it works—and that’s what I needed.

Positives: 1. Very comfortable on skin. Not dewy. Not excessive matte. 2. Minimal white cast on my medium skin tone. 3. Physical sunscreen with argan oil, vitamin e, bisabolol, HA, Niacinamide Negatives: 1. Definitely has fragrance. 2. Product balls up if layered with certain products. 3. The percentage of actives is not mentioned. Nor any sort of test results for claimed SPF. Other concerns: Their INCI list mentions Sunspheres (Styrene/ Acrylates Copolymer). The manufacturer of Sunspheres DOW, report that the INCI name of Sunsphere is Microcrystalline cellulose, not Styrene/ Acrylates Copolymer . Other than the manufacturing company report, I could not find any papers on Sunsphere's SPF boosting abilities. Styrene/​Acrylates Copolymer however seems to be an SPF booster. It's not clear which ingredient they have actually used.

Perfect for oily skin. Great product! Thank you