Daily Invisible Blurring Sunscreen

I’m 53 and I’ve become really strict about wearing sunscreen every single day, so I’ve tried a lot of them looking for the right one. This one checks every box for me. It’s SPF 40 broad spectrum so I know I’m actually protected, and it goes on completely clear with no white cast, which used to be my biggest complaint with other sunscreens. It also has niacinamide in it, which I look for anyway, so it’s doing double duty as skincare and protection in one step. It blurs my pores a little too, almost like a light primer, so my skin looks smoother before I even put on makeup. No greasy feeling, no heavy smell, just clean and simple. This has genuinely become part of my daily routine and I don’t see myself switching anytime soon.

I had high expectations from this Sungboon Editor sunscreen lotion, especially for my face. It contains a variety of sun blocking factors in pretty standard percentages and and the gel is clear so there is no white cast once you work it into your face. It has a very mild, slightly floral, scent which I rather enjoyed. Once the lotion has been absorbed into my skin I felt no residual stickiness, just soft and moisturized skin.I\'m not all the up on the various sunscreen ingredients and I do tend to wear a small hat while gardening, but I didn\'t feel like my nose got burned after several hours outside, so for me it worked well.It\'s a small tube, but a little dab covered the most vulnerable spots on my face. Still feels somewhat expensive.