RE' EQUIL Sheer Zinc Tinted Sunscreen, 100% Mineral-Based Sunscreen UVA, UBV, & IR Protection, Water Resistant With SPF 50 PA+++ For All Skin Types, 50g

Pricey for a reason. Yes it is better than 90% sunscreen available in the market. Re'equil is not your average sunscreen tube. No tint, white cast or whatever blends with any skin type easily. You can definitely feel you applied something on your face but it's just not visible! That's the confidence you get after using this product.I would recommend it only for face for hands or body get a cheaper tube spf40+ from market

A very good sunscreen, going by the listed ingredients.On the plus side - the only truly mineral sunscreen which is tinted,.Broad spectrum coverage. All other tinted sunscreens are hybrid sunscreens (chemical + physical/mineral actives falsely claiming to be mineral. 25% zinc is the best ingredient for sunscreen. Price is reasonable for what it is. Dry and oily skin can both use it.On the minus side - Only one shade - and the tint can be wrong for some of us. I am NC 20-25 (fair skin tone) & its dark for me. However once massaged in well it doesn't look so dark. I use it anyway. The texture is strange when it comes out of the tube, it doesn't feel fully supple. Though it's fairly easy to apply. Slightly tacky but not greasy luckily.Re'equil - Please make atleast 3 shades, fair medium & deep.

Cannot recommend this sunscreen enough.It melts into the skin, matches any skin tone, and has the lightest feel of any sunscreen I've tried before.For context, I have oily, very sweat-prone skin that also reacts with breakouts if I use too much (or any) surface skin product.Would definitely suggest giving it a resting period of 20-30 minutes between application and stepping out in any hot/humid/wet environment. If you let it rest, it doesn't run colour, else it will streak like a foundation does.Despite that, once it settles it's definitely very light and non-sticky, since it has a clay-like consistency at application. Doesn't feel like a layer of liquid latex on your skin, which a lot of gels n creams can feel like.It's atleast as effective as any other sunscreen ranked by spf, if not more. I don't have the expertise to compare the technical formulations with others.

So, I bought this on May 2nd and used it on and off for a month. Initially I LOVED the texture of the product. It is velvety and smooth, but as I continued to use it I just didn't like the texture of it or the tint it left on my face. It felt heavy and was suffocating my skin through out the day when I put this on.I have been using 3 sunscreens for a while now to test them out and just get an idea as to which I would like to put on my skin every single day. They are Re'equil tinted with zinc oxide in it, Mimimalist 50+ SPF with physical and chemical sunscreens, and the infamous Neutrogena ultra sheer 50+. Of the 3, I really liked the Minimalist product for the way it allows my skin to breathe and the light weight feel/texture of it. Of the 3, I did not like Re'equil for the same reason - it is just too heavy and suffocating.Disclaimer: I have combination hormonal acne prone sensitive skin (I know!)

Re'equil Sheer Zinc Tinted Sunscreen SPF 50 PA+++ Mineral sunscreen: Fragrance-free, essential oil-free, alcohol-free and no other nasties! FIIINNAAALLLYY available in India by an Indian brand!!! YAY! :DI was a bit apprehensive when I saw the silicone-based ingredient list coz in the past I've used other silicone-based sunscreens which is SPF30 PA+++ and it tends to clog my pores and breaks me out around my nose & chin (oily T-zone). This particular sunscreen had fragrance as the last ingredient. I used it for 2-3 years without any issues but it's been breaking me out since last year. Most other sunscreens irritate my skin due to fragrance in it as I also have sensitive skin. This Re'equil sunscreen didn't do any of that :) I've used it it a few times now and I love that it's lightweight and doesn't give a nasty white cast, neither does it make my skin oily/sticky within 3-4hrs. of applying unlike most other sunscreens. It has a soft-matte finish, slightly nude-pink tint on my skin (I'm NC42). It stays matte pretty much all day long. Normal to dry skin people make sure to moisturize well as it might cling to dry patches. I like that it isn't super expensive too. Korean sunscreens(Rs.1400+ for 60ml) were touted to be great until the recent scandal. But that price tag is not only steep, it also came with customs, import fees, etc. not practical for me.I'm going to repurchase once I've emptied this as investing in a good mineral sunscreen not only protects you from Skin Cancer but is also the best anti-ageing skincare product ;) I've a 6-step Korean skincare routine and I use this as my last step in my morning routine to comfortably seal it all in.Here's hoping that the SPF rating on this is regulated though *fingers crossed* wouldn't wanna deal with any false claims!

It has hard consistency and it doesn't blend immediately to the skin,and it came off the skin after applying.I don't like it .

It's the only sunscreen that i have ever used that doesn't come off easily with sweat and water ..I have used minimalist , derma co etc none of them have worked as well .. highly recommend.

The tint is good for all skin tones mostly. The one star I have not given is only for the thickness of the cream. A slightly thinner consistency would be easier to apply. Otherwise all is nice