I've been hunting for a sunscreen that works for me. I tried Aqualogica and Wishcare but saw no difference. Then I saw on Reddit that people were raving about Requil and UV Doux, so I bought Requil first because it was cheaper. It gave me a terrible white cast, so I switched to UV Doux, which was supposed to be better. Unfortunately it also left a white cast, though Requil blended a bit easier. UV Doux feels like I've put ash on my face. Can anyone suggest a decent, budget‑friendly sunscreen? My skin is combination and dusky.
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Remind me in one day.
I have the same skin tone and normal‑oily skin. I bought Reequil Ultra Matte recently, but it leaves a white cast and makes my skin look dull. Apart from these two, there's Blynds Pro SPF 80, which is silicone‑based and can give an ashy, dull look. I haven't seen complaints about white cast for it, and it's priced similarly to Reequil. I was planning to buy UV Doux next, but now I think I'll go for Blynds since I used their SPF 40 before and liked it.
Please send me these sunscreens, lol. I'm fair‑skinned so white cast isn't an issue for me. Sunscreens like BOJ might work for you.
Give Beauty of Joseon a try; it's similarly priced to UV Doux.
Try Blynds. It's a silicone sunscreen that gives a dusky finish while actually protecting your skin. Many new brands market moisturisers as sunscreens, but they don't stop tanning or give real protection. That's why they blend easily and feel smooth.
UV Doux didn't give me any white cast. It absorbs easily. I'm 24, combination skin with an oily T‑zone.
Maybe you could try Minimalist's Ka Light Fluid sunscreen.
I have a medium skin tone (NC 30) and these don't leave any white cast. It's a boon for my oily skin. Sorry it happened to you, OP.
I'm using UV Doux right now and haven't seen any white cast at all. Just rub it in properly, I guess.
I bought Re'equil over a year ago; it left my skin looking very dull after application.