Made with patent-pending DHR technology, this unique sunscreen helps protect against sun damage while addressing visible signs of aging caused by sun exposure. It features a natural, wearable tint to promote a more even skin tone and minimizes signs of aging with a peptide.
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4 Reviews
LovelySkin Customer
from Texas
Verified Purchase
I’m disappointed that they reformulated this sunscreen. I loved the older version of it and will have to stock up on the old ones. The new formula is more orange and thicker.
1 person found this helpful
LovelySkin Customer
from Nebraska
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This is a beautiful sunscreen, just not ideal for fair skin. The tint was too dark and warm for my neutral-cool complexion, so I had to mix it with the non-tinted version to make it work, but it was still to warm- but the way it wore was chefs kiss.
4 people found this helpful
LovelySkin Customer
from Georgia
Age Group: 60-69
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My dermatologist recommended this sunscreen a few years ago and I’ve been using it ever since. It goes on smooth and does not leave white residue that many mineral sunscreens do.
0 people found this helpful
Cynders
from Michigan
Mature Skin
Verified Purchase
I'm sure this is a great sunscreen, and the texture/consistency is great. Also a great list of healthy ingredients for younger skin. However -- and this is a deal breaker -- the tint is too yellow and a bit dark for me -- I worry that it's making me look jaundiced. Bear in mind that I'm a fair-skinned, freckled redhead, so it would work for women with olive, darker skin tones. I wish the company would make a lighter shade that leans more pink than yellow.
8 people found this helpful