CureskinMineral Sunscreen Matte Finish Tinted SPF 50 PA++++ | Broad Spectrum Sun (UVA/UVB/IR) Protection with Titanium Dioxide, 50 g (Pack of 1)

This is a mineral day cream, which has sunscreen properties with SPF 30. It has zinc oxide prebiotic, so if you are allergic to this, then don’t buy thisSimply apply a coin size quantity to the face, neck, and exposed skin in your morning routine. If you are swimming or going into water, then you need to reapply every two hours or if you are sweating quite a lot then you probably need to reapply.Although it’s a good product, it has a short shelf life of three months so if you don’t use it then you probably need to toss it out and get it again. It’s only a 50 g tube so it’s not massive, but it does last quite a while because what I found with this stuff is, you can actually very gently dilute it into your hand with water and it spreads quite significantly beyond that

This sunscreen offers factor 30 protection. The suncream comes in a easily squeezable tube with a small nozzle that makes it easy to get the exact amount you need to apply. The suncream is thick but rubs in easily and feels as though it moisturises as well as provides a sun barrier layer. I found it easy to rub in well and avoid the face looking white afterwards. There is a faint smell to the sunscreen but it is not unpleasant.The sunscreen states that it should be used within 3 months of opening. It says it is mineral enriched, which relates to its use of Zinc Oxide though that is a common ingredient in sunscreens.Overall it’s a nice sunscreen, in a compact tube, that is easy to carry around and apply. I think it represents fair value for what is in it.Below is the full list of ingredients in the sunscreen: Purified Water, Zinc Oxide, Dicaprylyl Carbonate Coco Caprylate/Caprate, Polyglyceryl-3 Polyricinoleate, Isostearic Acid, Cetyl Alcohol, Ceto Stearyl Alcohol, Saccharide Isomerate, Diheptyl Succinate, Capryloyl Glycerin/Sebacic Acid Copolymer, Glyceryl Mono Sterate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Cetearyl Olivate, Sorbitan Olivate, Fragrance, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Guconate, although there is stands out as unusual in any of the ingredients .

This white cream has a very faint pleasant scent and rubs into the skin quite well leaving it a little shiny and healthy looking. At £6.28 it is fairly priced as it protects the skin well and moisturises it. The cream is easy to dispense from the tube by simply squeezing and the fairly fine nozzle means that you do not squeeze out too much product and waste it. The screw top cap is flat, so it is easy to stand the tube on the bathroom shelf ready for use.

Now this is a great day time suncream moisturising product as it leaves my skin with a matt look not a shiny look.It smells nice and doesn't appear to irritate my skin or neck area in any way.Good size for keeping in make upbag for travelling.One of those items that daytime use more than anything during summer for myself.

This cream has a gentle scent and applies well to the skin. It absorbs quickly and is not too shiny (as some SPFs can be). The cream feels good on the skin with no stickiness left after absorbtion.

This is what I would call a soothing sunscreen.It has zinc oxide and prebiotics in the formula as well as the spf stuff, when I used it on my previously burnt neck I found it soothed the burn rather like the famous zinc and castor oil cream we all know.The sunblock has saved me from further sun burn.It’s handbag sized and easy to carry with you for when the sun unexpectedly pops out from behind the clouds.

The Cureskin Sunscreen contains mineral-enriched zinc oxide, which forms a physical barrier to block UVA, UVB, and infrared rays—helping to prevent sunburn, early signs of ageing, and deeper sun damage.It is non-comedogenic, so it doesn’t clog pores, making it suitable for most skin types, including sensitive or acne-prone skin. It also claims to provide up to 72 hours of hydration, which is a nice bonus if you have dry patches or want a more nourishing formula.One downside I’ve noticed is that it does leave a bit of a white cast, especially on medium to deeper skin tones. This is quite common with mineral sunscreens but worth mentioning if you prefer something more sheer. On the plus side, it feels light and doesn’t make my skin greasy throughout the day. Overall, it’s a protective sunscreen with good ingredients, though the white cast may be a drawback for me due to my skin tone.

I bought this expecting a more natural zinc oxide-based product, but the full ingredient list tells a different story. The listing here doesn’t show the actual ingredients, and once the product arrived, I found it contains several synthetic compounds like phenoxyethanol, fragrance, and chemical emulsifiers — not what I’d call clean or natural.Also, the tube looks much bigger in the product photos. In reality, it’s a small 50g tube — feels like clever framing to make it seem larger than it is.I’ve attached a photo of the actual ingredient list for anyone trying to make an informed decision.