🌞 Complete UV Defense: Colorescience Sunforgettable Total Protection Shield Review

I could not find any reviews or videos using this product on Indian/Brown leather so I wanted to write this review. I'm not the darkest Indian but I would say I'm medium to fair when it comes to Indian skin tone. If you have any experience with mineral sunscreen, you know that even the slightest tint of white is really a problem for colored skin. . After trying Drunk Elephant Umbra Sheer, Cotz Primer, and Bare Republic (by Target), all of which evoked white undertones and pronounced sunscreen…

So I've been looking for Holy Grail sunscreen for quite some time. Been through a lot. Chemical ones burn my eyes and drive me crazy, mineral ones leave an ugly white film or become chalky and cannot be massaged in properly. That. WOW. I'm so glad I took a scoop and decided to try this. Mineral SPF 50 with a light pink shimmer. 1. It goes on like in a dream. 2. Leaves your skin flawless. Beautiful and bright. Haven't tried it with makeup yet, but I can already tell from the way it feels on my…

I've been searching endlessly for an all-mineral sunscreen that doesn't leave a white residue on my face. I think this one nailed it. It has a beautiful peach color (see photo), suits my skin perfectly and is completely transparent. It's so moisturizing too. I use it as a moisturizer/founder/sunscreen, it's worth every penny!

I think this product offers excellent sun protection. However, it is quite difficult to apply it evenly on the face in the right amount to get adequate sun protection. It builds up weird and patchy in places and doesn't mix well. If you apply a second coat later in the day it will only get worse. So I won't buy at that price.

I know it's not technically a foundation sunscreen, but I'm really pale and don't like foundation, but I love it, like - even for my skin color. Most tinted sunscreens and moisturizers I can wear (physical only, can't wear chemical sunscreens) either leave a white tint if untinted or are too dark if tinted. That's right.