Clear Choice Sport Shield Extreme SPF 55 - Alkaline Skin Therapy Sunscreen, Non-Comedogenic, Anti-Aging Protection with Zinc Oxide & Antioxidants, For All Skin Types, Rosacea & Daily Use

The only complaint is this is a pump bottle & doesn't work that well (our mine doesn't)?

Love the product, but the dispenser is aweful. First bottle never dispensed any sunscreen. I pumped it for 10 minutes, but to no avail. Then bought a second bottle but AGAIN it barely dispenses anything. Takes close to a hundred pumps for a small amount to come out. Maybe I was just unlucky twice with malfunctioning bottltes

This sun screen offers 55SPF and I have loved the gentle feel when applied to my skin. It blends well and stays long. It’s not greasy like many other sunscreens and I haven’t noticed it to leave behind a white residue.

No issues with pilling on my face, and it has lots of hydrating ingredients like squalene and hyaluronic acid. No scent that I noticed. It's arrives fully wrapped for tamper resistance.Pros:- Clear Choice Sport Shield Extreme SPF 55 Sunscreen is a light-weight sunscreen for daily use.- It is absorbed quickly and leaves a soft skin.Cons:- None

This is some heavy-duty sunscreen. The consistency is a bit on the thick side, but I didn't notice any discernible white cast after rubbing it in. It doesn't feel too heavy or greasy, and I haven't had any of the dreaded runoff into the eyes yet (but also haven't worn it in extreme heat or long-term). I noticed no scent or fragrance from it, which is great as well. I love the high SPF and its durability.

A light-feeling sunscreen for daily use. Absorbs quickly and dries down to a silky feeling. No issues with pilling on my face, and it has lots of hydrating ingredients like squalene and hyaluronic acid. No scent that I noticed. It's arrives fully wrapped for tamper resistance.

This is a a sunscreen with a host of ingredients from hyaluronic acid to aloe vera gel. The sunscreen is broad spectrum SPF +55. Oddly enough I had to really look hard on the bottle to find the SPF - it was printed very small on the front.This is the type of sunscreen that goes beyond sun protection with moisturizing, antioxidant and other ingredients. That said, with so many ingredients it’s possible someone could be sensitive to one so I would encourage the company to list the full ingredients on the product page.I did hunt down the ingredients list and ran them thru a cosmetics checker. It scored a 2 for both potential comedogenic and fungal acne ingredientsOne thing that concerned me is mine did not have an expiration date on it. I don’t understand why not.IngredientsActive Ingredients: Zinc Oxide, Octyl Methoxycinnamate, Benzophenone-3.Inactive Ingredients: Purified Water, Aloe Vera Gel, Japanese Green Tea Extract, Caprylic/Capric Triglycerides, Vegetable Glycerine, Dexapanthenol (Vitamin B5), Vitamin E Acetate, Olive Oil, Lecithin, Wheat Protein Amino Acids, Olive Squalane, Copper Gluconate, Vitamin A Palmitate, Hyaluronic Acid, Sodium PCA, Rosehip Oil, Centella Asiatica Extract, Seaweed Extract, Riboflavin Phosphate, Carrageenan, Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate, Allantoin, and Grapeseed Extract.

I really like that this sunscreen feels very light and doesn’t add any extra oil or heavy hydration to my skin. Even at 51 years old, my skin still tends towards being combination skin, so too much weight or oils makes me feel like the product might not stay on as well. This does have a slight powder like smell to it, but it’s not very strong and doesn’t bother me when applied to my face. The only thing that I’m not as keen on is that I found there to be some pilling when I layered lavender oil and a mineral tint on top. (I use lavender oil to try and repel mosquitoes, as I get bitten a lot this time of year.) But it seemed to be okay if I just used the tint without the lavender. Overall though I really liked this product and would recommend it, especially for others who might tend towards oilier skin types.