Hi guys, I’m considering switching from Skin1004 Air-fit suncream to Isntree Natural Suncream, due to the Skin1004 Air-fit leaving a very matte finish on my skin and I live in the cold weather. 

I have a fair and warm skin tone (Asian), and my skin is acne prone, sensitive, and very oily. 

- I prefer mineral sunscreen. I was enjoying using the Skin1004 Air-fit but it leaves me a white cast even when my skin is pretty bright/white. It makes my face looks different from my neck tone. 

- In addition, I don’t like the texture, which is silicone/based and creamy/thick. So sometimes it feels cakey and flaky if my skin is not moist enough. It also peels and is hard to re-apply. 

- It does have so many extractions and essential oils, which I prefer not to have in cosmetics. 

- For the SPF verification, it’s not clear as well. There is no relative evidence that shows the % of zinc and titanium dioxide. 

So far I'm interested in the Isntree Natural Suncream for its ingredients and so many good reviews. But I'm afraid that it would leave a heavy white cast, just like the skin1004 Air-fit. Can you give me some advice?

Which one is better: Skin1004 Air-fit Suncream Vs. Isntree Natural Suncream?

- The white-cast is still noticeable (not intensely) but will blend to your skin after 10-14 minutes. 

- Minimo white-cast (not as intense as the skin1004 air fit spf50 sun cream).
- It doesn't clog pores and gives a set in-matte finish (maybe a little bit of glow but very natural).
- It doesn’t smell of fragrance or sunscreen. 
- Great for oily & acne prone skin

I was using it in the morning with sunscreen and hoped to see the brightening effect. However, I didn’t see any difference or benefit after 2 months of using this vitamin C. In addition, it made my skill looks dull and darker somehow!? It was oxidized 2 months after I opened the cap. 

Didn't break me out and didn't irritate my skin. 

tyreviewskin