EltaMD UV Pure Face and Body Sunscreen, SPF 47 Mineral Sunscreen for Kids and Adults, Water Resistant Up to 80 Minutes, Oil Free Zinc Oxide Formula

Goes on face nicely and blends in. Not sticky, greasy or too thick. I use on myself and my daughter since she was 6.

I love this brand and it comes out clear for your face, but protect it from the sun

Love this sunscreen

I love this brand, but this particular product does leave a little bit of a white cast. Other than that, I think it's great. I've been using it for my neck/chest. I use one of their other products for my face.

For those of you who were devestated about the reformulation of the elta md elements as I was, this product will save you. This formula is almost 98% identical to the original uv elements, no chemicals!! The white cast isn’t horrible but I found if I dispense a little of the uv pure in my hands and mix some loose face powder or bronzer with it in my hand before applying it perfectly tints to your skin tone! Was so happy with this discovery just had to share 🥰

First, I don't understand the negative reviews unless people don't know how to apply the product. It's a professional grade sunscreen; a small amount goes a long way. You don't apply near your eyes/eyelids. Once it's on it doesn't budge. This is the very best sunscreen for those who burn extremely easily. Meaning, the lightest of light complexions. Think 'porcelain fair' it doesn't break you out, but can have a slight whitish cast upon application which dissipates quickly. It's a true skin saver when you are prone to burning. This is the first time I've ever purchased a sunscreen at full price; as an esthetician I'm willing to pay full price; it's that good

Don't like the whitish finish of the zinc oxide, returning this product

I had a freckle on my lower eyelid that my ophthalmologist wanted to biopsy. Luckily, it wasn't skin cancer, but he reminded me how important it is to put sunscreen on eyelids as well as the face.Of course, I know this, but finding a sunscreen that did not burn my eyes seemed impossible. I even watched YouTube videos put out by dermatologists and tried their recommendations, but after a few days of burning eyes and headaches, I gave up.The downside of this sunscreen, however, is that is has a super white cast. It makes me look like Casper, the friendly ghost. So, I use this around my eyes. (Careful, a little goes a long way, and it comes out fast.) Then I use another moisturizing sunscreen that has less of a white cast on the rest of my face.It sounds like a hassle, but not having a headache from stinging eyes makes it worth it.I LOVE this sunscreen!(PS My sister says Arbonne kid's sunscreen also does not burn the eyes, but I don't like to buy from MLMs. But I'll put it out there.)