Natural 100 Mineral Sun Kill RX Sunscreen SPF46-12g

I took off one star because of how little product you get for your money and for how white-casty it is. But, it seems to be a good high-quality product that was formulated well. At least for very fair skin tones. Attached is a picture of my face one side with the sunscreen powder on and the other side completely bare except for lipstick and eyeliner (photo 1). I'm not wearing any primer, foundation, CC cream, BB cream, or concealer. I'm not particularly dark, but I'm definitely not white. If you are an in between skin tone this will be a gamble for you. It was for me, and I lost. So for anyone with a darker skin tone than fair I would pass on this product.But again, it's a good product otherwise. It goes on easily, it's comfortable to wear, it's mattifying if you like that sort of thing, and it does appear to give very good coverage, as you can see from the first photo.As a bonus to all of the good points, I tried to wipe it off with a wet wipe and it stayed on pretty well (photo 2). Even with a little bit of rubbing. I actually had to step up to micellar water to get it to come off.And lastly, for those of you who care, the last picture is an example of how good or not good the mirror on the top is (photo 3). It's doable, but not the level of detail that you want for touching up make up. But it could show you if you have something in your teeth.

I really need a good high SPF powder and this ISN’T it. It does cast a whiter shade on my skin and I’m pretty fair—but I honestly didn’t mind that. Bronzer can fix many issues. It’s the horrible, clumpy, strangely “sticky” texture. It’s not sticky in the traditional sense, but as I applied, it sort of stuck in places and skipped others. I tried applying heavy. I tried light. I tried the provided sponge, brushes, and beauty blenders. It just clumps in places and adheres to your underlayers of foundation/cream/sunscreen in a really gross way. Alone—it was fine. But with fair skin like mine—I’m not trusting my sun protection to powder alone. I wish to God I could return, but alas, even though it was a “prime” product...no go. Save yourself the time and disappointment. Use a good sunscreen gel and cushion spf foundation and embrace the dewier look—your protection and look will both be the better for it.

I like it cuz it makes me feel better about my reapplication of sunscreen when I'm out & about, however it's not the best solution.-The jar design. I don't like it. The container is plastic but the lid isn't even a regular screw-on lid. It comes of rather too easily. I haven't had powder spill everywhere in my bag but I keep it in makeup bag just in case the lid does come off.-The puff. Doesn't even distribute the powder. So when I dab it on, I need to smaller dabs & swipes to evenly distribute the powder around my face. Rookie mistake, I was too aggressive with the puff so a lot comes out. Be gentle so that less comes out at a time. More eventually comes out when you are trying to disperse the powder evenly later anyways. I think I would like the brush version of this product better. Since the puff is so big though it can easily be used on the body.-The powder. Leaves a slight white cast =/ Similar to how the Innisfree Sebum Control Powder does but more beige. I was powdering my face one day and noticed that it got all over my eyebrows and made them powdered lol So be careful not to get too much on your brows cuz then your brows will look white-casted as well. I don't completely avoid my brows cuz since I got them microbladed, they need that spf protection too.-Overall good product to buy as a reapplication spf, although I dont know how much you need to layer on to get that good protection. Will continue to use since it works as a double whammy to keep my oily face at bay throughout the day.

Its a great product. I love the texture, the blotting action, the non-chemical formula. The big puff they give you is useless. It uses way too much powder for one application. A little goes a long way. Its hard to tap it off to reduce the amount on the pad. Unless you want to look like a powdered donut, I don’t recommend it. Grab a good quality brush and put a tiny corner into the powder. Then tap it all off into the cap. Now you can apply it more evenly and lightly sweep it across your face. If you need more, keep using from the cap. That said , it feel nice and you can keep reapplying throughout the day and it doesn’t seem to cake or build up. It does give you a whiter cast. Some may say you look brighter. I counter this by using a slightly darker foundation and I use this powder as my last finishing powder and often. Great price for how much you get!!! Definitely a keeper.Ps. I also had and old tiny loose powder container where the majority of the powder sits under a sifting plastic cover for light application. I poured this product in it to fit nicely in my purse for going out. Keep those old loose powder containers also for broken eyeshadows and powders. Easy to preserve and keep using them.

My mom used to joke that I was so pale I was clear. So it’s been a struggle to find sunscreens that offer enough protection yet don’t irritate my uber sensitive skin. My skin is so sensitive that I ended up in the ER recently when my face swelled up due to my regular cream sunscreen.This is a great option for me. The powder doesn’t irritate my skin, and because I’m so fair it actually matches my skin tone. I use it over a bb cream to take away some of the shine. I even used the powder on my arms, chest, and hair part line yesterday when I went strawberry picking. I’m pleased to report that I came home without burning as my usually pale self.Pretty much, if you are able to regularly buy drugstore foundation, this isn’t going to work for you. But for those of us who are clearer than Larry Bird, this will work beautifully.