Blue Lizard Australian Sunscreen Sheer Lotion Body, SPF 50+ 3 oz.

First and foremost, there is a cast. When you first put it on it's jarringly white lol. But it rubs in really well after a while. My forearms are tan vs everywhere else on my body (I'm pale everywhere else) so the there was indeed a light blue cast on my forearms. But everywhere else looked great, definitely sheer. Kind of heavy on the skin though, despite it being a liquid consistency, so if thick texture bothers you, it might not be for you. Otherwise, great protection, and sheer enough to work for me. My arms get the most sun and burns so I can deal with a slight cast if it means I can protect myself as much as I can from skin cancer. 5/5.

I love Blue Lizard products. My go to sunscreen has always been their Sensitive brand. I've started using this recently. Here are the pros. My skin absorbs it very quickly. It leaves far less residue (huge plus for a mineral sunscreen). Lastly, it feels great on the skin. It's less viscous than the Sensitive brand, so it takes a little more application to get the full SPF protection. But, I absolutely love it. Definitely to be recommended.

My husband is dark skinned and was tired of using my pastey thick white sunscreen for my fair skin. He gets hot really quickly and thick oily paste didn't feel comfortable on hot days even if he was in and out of the water. I got this for him and he loved how light it was. It's white out of the tube and quickly disappears on the skin. We also both tested it after playing in the Southern California shore break waves which can hit hard and wash off your SPF. We reapplied once after the ocean and never experienced a burn. I love this product now too.

My husband and I each have fair skin and burn easily. I was using spf 100 from Walmart and would reapply and I would still get some color here and there. Last summer when in MX I brought multiple bottles and add this one in to our suitcase to try. I'm impressed with the coverage and protection. It does leave a white overcast on the skin that you need to rub in but it offers very good skin protection. The white overcast does not completely go away. We haven't not gotten burned since switching to this. It is mire expensive but it offers more protection.

I've wanted a mineral sunscreen that left a minimal cast and this is it. It actually fades in about 15 minutes after application which works for me. I've tried others that left me looking like Casper, I didn't appreciate that. I researched mineral sunscreens for black people and this one came up a few times. I like it, it also doesn't burn my eyes. It is also good value for money. No regrets here.