Thinkdaily Tinted Sunscreen for Face, SPF 30, 24.25% Zinc Oxide, 2 Oz, Safe, Natural, Water Resistant Reef Safe Sunscreen, All Skin Tones, Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB Sun Screen for Sun Protection

The media could not be loaded. I didn't mean to buy two, so definitely gonna return one. Two ounces, but for $12 that's pretty decent! Looks like this is mostly made for just the face and neck, so if you use it for your whole body then yeah, not worth the price. But just for the face? This will last me a long time. Most nice face sunscreens are like $20 for 1.5oz so $12 for 2oz is great.I didn't pay enough attention and saw that it was SPF 30 once it got here. Which has me very confused because there's 24% zinc in it. That's almost the cap. Much higher SPF products have half that amount. It also has other plant extracts which are said to boost spf so I really don't get why this is so low.I'm hoping the ppd at least is high, even though we have no way of really knowing with American sunscreens and even companies who do measure are greedy with that information and refuse to tell. So we are left guessing most of the time.But, SPF is UVB rays. UV-burning. Ppd is UVA. UV-aging. Apparently American sunscreens have terrible UVA protection, or they just don't tell us at all. So the fact a few people in here were saying they were tanning through this sunscreen shows me that perhaps it's not very high, or that this is more of an incidental "I'm not going outside too much" sunscreen. Which, not surprising. SPF 30 lol.Its very thick and moisturizing, so this seems like it would be the perfect winter sunscreen when the UV index is low and the air is dry. Its also difficult to find tinted sunscreens for very fair skin. And on the off chance there is one, it's usually either too dark anyway, or has an orange tint.This one may be a sunscreen not best for darker skin types but man is the tint perfect for the palest of us! It has light coverage too. I mean my flaws aren't blurred or anything but my acne scars are a bit lighter colored.And the great thing about tint, is it gives protection again VL/visible light. Only tinted sunscreens offer that extra bit of protection. I just wish the spf were higher! It also has a very light orangey smell. Also is water proof. So they say. It washed off a bit too easy for me to believe that though.All in all it's a nice sunscreen. But I don't think I will re-purchase this once I run out in the warmer months, though I may consider it again once fall hits.

Product went on smoothly with no odor and had a nice sheen. Due to my age I had to use additional foundation but a younger person could use this cream alone. Will be reordering regularly. Very impressed and satisfied.

I’ve been using ThinkDaily’s tinted SPF 30 sunscreen for a while now, and this is my third time buying it. It blends in smoothly and gives a nice, natural tint that evens out my skin tone without looking obvious. It also doesn’t leave a white cast, which is a big plus. My only complaints are that I wish it lasted longer and that it feels a little greasy at times, especially in warmer weather. But overall, it’s still a solid sunscreen with good protection, and I keep coming back to it.

This is my go to beauty product. ThinkSport makes some of the highest rated and dermatologist recommended sunscreen on the planet. However, their products can be a little thick and definitely leaves you with a ghostly pallor. HOWEVER, this tinted version is magical! It goes on lighter and the tint blends the zinc in so this it is unnoticeable. In dry conditions I have used it over a light moisturizer and found that it doesn't get heavy or greasy. My daughter has incredibly sensitive skin, and she also uses daily with no ill effects.

This is seriously my go-to face sunscreen. I’ve only been using this one for the last 5 years. I highly prefer mineral sunscreen over chemical, and this one absorbs amazingly. It’s slightly tinted and absorbs really well. For me, it works great as a primer under makeup as well. And if i’m not wearing makeup, it gives me a nice glow! I also really appreciate the clean ingredient list, as someone with sensitive skin.

I like the safety and effectiveness of Thinksport tinted sunscreen. It's formulated carefully and I found it quite effective; I appreciate that it's not tested on animals. It is easy to apply and blends in with no chalky or white residue and doesn't come off easily (in fact washing it off later is not especially easy). I very much appreciated its effectiveness as I didn't ever burn when using this tube.With all that in mind why did I give it only three stars and throw away the tube before I even used half of it? Two reasons: I frequently run while wearing sunscreen and that, obviously, leads to sweating. When you sweat with this anything that you touch with a treated surface will be smeared with the brown tint of the sunscreen (particularly your shirt when your face, neck, or arms contact it, which may be more than you think). This looks akin to pancake makeup on clothes. It washed out of the shirts I got it on, but they did seem to get dingier after multiple cycles (especially around the collar). The second reason I didn't like this sunscreen is that when applied to the forehead and then perspiring this product really stung my eyes. I have had that product with some other brands as well, so it's definitely not a Thinksport exclusive issue, but still it's annoying.I used almost half the tube then switched back to my normal brand, which while also not ideal in some ways, doesn't have these issues. I have not given up on the Thinksport brand entirely, as I have recently purchased some of their untinted sunscreen. I have only used it a few times, but initial impressions are good.If you are unconcerned about the issues of staining from this product or you don't plan to wear it while doing anything strenuous, the tinted Thinksport sunscreen product may work great for you: it's easy to apply and quite effective.