These make for easy reapplication throughout the day.
I mostly use the Colorescience Sport Stick SPF 50 to reapply sunscreen during the day. First thing in the morning I apply a moisturizer with SPF, currently Paula's Choice Defense Essential Glow SPF 30, and I'll apply this on top of that during the day as needed (usually at 11am and 2pm). I find applying a stick formula for reapplication much easier than a liquid formula, which feels messier and a bit gross to layer. The Colorescience formula goes on light, doesn't make my skin feel suffocated even with multiple layers, is white when applied (which is great so you don't miss any areas), but rubs in fairly clear (my skin is fair/light and I don't experience very noticeable whitening). My only issue with this product is that about once every 2 weeks I'll experience some peeling from my nightly tretinoin use, and this formula really clings to the peeling patches and leaves white patches on my face. Luckily, right now with Covid, this isn't an issue, as I'm not out in public all that much and most people are 6+ feet away, so any whiteness would be impossible to see. I also apply this to my lips when I don't have an SPF lip balm on hand (I'm loving the new EltaMD UV Lip Balm SPF 36); it's moisturizing enough for the lips but does leave a very strong white cast. In addition to my face, it's great for reapplying SPF to the tops of my hands throughout the day. When I do wear a tinted SPF (usually NeoStrata Sheer Physical SPF 50), I elect to reapply the tinted formula rather than the Colorescience Sport Stick, so as to not create any streakiness with reapplication. I like these sticks enough to repurchase when needed. I've had them for about 2 months and have gotten a lot of use already (even though it's winter). They are more generously sized than your usual stick SPF, as well.
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