Skin type: Combination, acne-prone.
I used it for about 2-3 weeks here in Delhi, where the weather is dry and scorching during my daily office and gym commute.
It feels more like a body lotion than a sunscreen, which I liked because I usually steer clear of thick sunscreens. It spreads easily, leaves no white cast and isn't sticky. Texture: 4.5/5
The protection is fine for everyday use. I didn't see any tan on my regular commute, though I wasn't out in direct sun for hours. I probably wouldn't pick this if I expected heavy sweating. Protection: 4.4/5
Re-applying is where it drops a few points. It feels okay on clean skin, but over sweat it gets a bit odd, so I just wait until I'm back home. 3.6/5
Pros: lightweight, no white cast, non-greasy
Cons: the bottle runs out quickly if you use enough
Overall, it's decent for daily use, but if you sweat a lot you might want something that doesn't make you feel more sweaty. Overall rating: 4.2/5
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I'm thinking of getting the Sunscoop sunscreen for the face. I tried a sample; it's liquidy, blends easily, leaves no white cast and feels very lightweight.
Does it have any fragrance?
I used this on my vacation and that turned out to be the most foolish thing I did.
It doesn't work for me in Mumbai. I agree it feels more like a body lotion. I might switch to Vaseline.
Their spray version works well on arms and legs, but it's not ideal for oily-skinned faces like mine. It absorbs completely on arms; I only use it on my face when I'm indoors.
I started using it last month and it's the best decision I've ever made.