The scent is too strong and irritating to use as a face sunscreen.

Had potential to be great 😔

Full review of @Neutrogena hydro boost water gel lotion sunscreen:

White cast? No, and no blue tint either.

Stinging? Very severe on eyes! Please be careful. It didn’t sting my actual face, but it kept stinging my eyes to the point where my eyelids and under eyes were visibly red.

Affordability? Can be found between $7-17 depending on the size you get and where you purchase it from. I personally paid $7 for the 147ml because I picked it up from Marshall’s. Great price point for the amount!

Fragrance? Strong floral scent like I mentioned. To me I would compare it a scented lotion or even laundry detergent for the smell. The scent really lingers so I would smell it before buying if you can.

Wearability? Fairly easy to wear since it makes your skin really soft to the touch. Not heavy or greasy. I would 100% recommend this for your body! If you plan to use it on your face make sure you don’t use it on eyes!

Pilling? There isn’t any.

Would I repurchase? I would, as a body sunscreen it’s amazing, although I would probably just purchase the spf 50 instead.

How does it feel? Smooth, watery, and lightweight. It really feels like a moisturizer from how soft it makes your skin feel.

Blends out fast? Yes, instantly. 

Accessibility? Local store like target, Walmart, CVS all have it. It’s also available on Amazon.

Finally rating is 8/10 based on all this criteria.

Only downside is that it’s PA+++ instead of four pluses, but that isnt even a negative thing for me.

My favorite sunscreen of all time 🥰

Full review of @Nivea UV super water gel:

White cast? None, since it’s not white to begin with. I think this sunscreen would work on all skin tones.

Stinging? Zero. Although it has alcohol in it, it has never burned my eyes or face.

Affordability? Can be found anywhere from $9-17

Fragrance? Smells a bit like alcohol but it fades and there isn’t any other scent.

Wearability? Amazing for everyday, there really is no flaw in wearing it.

Pilling? None, no matter it you reapply, it still doesn’t pill.

Would I repurchase? 1000%, other people have mentioned it would be better if it had PA++++ instead of three but i personally don’t mind.

How does it feel? Like a smooth, lightweight gel. Very watery, very nice.

Blends out fast? Almost instantly.

Accessibility? Any skincare websites and also Amazon.

Finally rating is 10/10 based on all this criteria.

Stings, too dewy for me, strong sunscreen smell, and you have to wait for it to dry down.

Please beware of stinging in eyes 👀

White cast? Not on me. I thought it would have one, put it does fade after a few minutes.

Stinging? 100%. Every time I wear this I have to be extremely cautious around my eyes, but luckily it doesn’t sting my face.

Affordability? $10-11, it’s pretty affordable option.

Fragrance? Very strong sunscreen smell, no other added scents though.

Wearability? It’s great for summer and oilier skin types because it’s waterproof.

Pilling? I didn’t see any pilling. I’ve worn this sunscreen multiple, multiple times and still it hasn’t pilled.

Would I repurchase? No, there are simply better and more elegant sunscreen to wear out there.

How does it feel? Definitely feels like you have sunscreen on at first. It has a strong greasy, dewy feeling until it dries down.

Blends out fast? Not really, it doesn’t leave a white cast but it does definitely have to sink into your skin and you have to wait a few minutes for it to dry down to its normal look.

Accessibility? You can get it at your local target, Walgreens, and Walmart. It can even be found on Amazon.

Finally rating is 5/10 based on all this criteria.

The smell is a bit strong and the thickness can be too much for my combination skin.

Perfect cream for winter temperatures 🤠

Full review of @skin1004 centella cream:

Price point? Ranges from $11-$21 for 75ml

Packaging? Works with a super thick product. 

Texture? Very thick cream, similar to a body butter consistency.

Fragrance? Unscented, but like I mentioned have a very strong distinct smell which I’m assuming the the Centella asiatica extract.

Key Ingredients? Centella asiatica extract to sooth and retire skin hydration, squalene which forms a protective barrier for the skin and lastly, Niacinamide to help brighten your skin’s complexion.

Dry time? Not to bad for a thick cream. 2-5 minutes I would assume.

Finish? Gives a satin finish.

Skin type? Definitely best for dry skin. It works on my combination skin, but for more oily skin types having a thick cream for everyday isn’t ideal.

Would repurchase? No, too thick for me and the scent can be overbearing for someone like me who is sensitive to smells.

Accessibility? Available on their website and other beauty websites.

Finally rating is 9/10 based on all this criteria.

There was nothing particularly bad about this product.

White cast? No, bends super easily and quickly!

Stinging? No, felt amazing going on and you can tell right away it isn’t going to sting your eyes or face at all.

Affordability? The sun serum can range from $11-19 on different websites. For the quality you’re getting, I’d say it’s definitely affordable and worth the money.

Fragrance? There is no added fragrance but there is the usual sunscreen smell.

Wearability? Great sunscreen for all-year round. For oily skin, maybe not in humid weather or climate.

Pilling? None, that’s all there is to say.

Would I repurchase? Yes, 100% although I’ve only really tried a handful of sunscreens, I can say it’s at the top of the list and will be hard to beat.

How does it feel? Lightweight and smooth, leaves my skin almost silky.

Blends out fast? Yes, it can be applied in a minute, no exaggeration.

Accessibility? Very accessible on many global skincare websites.

Finally rating is 10/10 based on all this criteria.

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