Creator has used several tubes and says it is comfortable, moisturizing, non-pilling, and suitable for normal to very dry skin, but prefers its older formulation and notes white cast after repeated reapplication.
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Creator has used several tubes and says it is comfortable, moisturizing, non-pilling, and suitable for normal to very dry skin, but prefers its older formulation and notes white cast after repeated reapplication.
Creator says this lighter version is for oily and combination skin but made her dry skin sweaty, then dry, and caused slight pilling; she advises dry or sensitive skin to skip it.
Creator says the sunscreen initially feels hydrating but left her skin painfully dry and dehydrated after 30 minutes; she advises sensitive, dry, very dry, dehydration-prone, or damaged skin to skip it.
Creator says she has used this sunscreen many times with no issues and absolutely loves it for her dry skin; she recommends it for normal to dry skin with seasonal guidance for oilier skin.
Creator says it has no white cast and did not irritate her eyes, but it caused dehydration and minor acne on her skin; she says it may work for normal or combination skin with application adjustments.
Creator calls this her number-one sunscreen and rates it five out of five: it absorbs quickly, does not pill, irritate, or leave white cast, and is suitable for most skin types with dryness or oiliness adjustments.
Creator finds the newer version drying and texture-inducing on her dry sensitive skin but calls it a fantastic lightweight sunscreen and gives it five out of five for oily, acne-prone skin based on her mother's experience.
Creator says the sunscreen is lightweight, moisturizing, non-pilling, and without white cast, but advises very oily or humid-climate oily skin and damaged, dehydrated, or very dry skin to skip it or use moisturizer underneath.
Creator says this lightweight but moisturizing sunscreen suits dry, normal, and combination skin, though it can feel heavy in hot humidity, sting damaged or dehydrated skin, and irritate already-dry eyes.
Creator says the formula blends seamlessly, is moisturizing, and did not irritate her, but it caused some dryness unless she applied moisturizer first and may feel heavy on oily skin in hot humidity.
Creator says the original Relief Sun sits comfortably on normal to dry skin, but she repeatedly developed minor acne and eye stinging and is unhappy with it; she says severely acne-prone users should try a mini first.