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The 18 Best Mineral Sunscreens, Vetted By Editors and Experts

From a sheer serum to an acne-safe lotion

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Sunscreens come in two forms: chemical and physical (also known as mineral). While both types protect your skin against the sun, they go about this differently. Mineral sunscreens sit on top of the skin to block UVA and UVB rays from penetrating, whereas chemical sunscreens absorb into the skin to convert UV rays into heat that can be released from the skin. Both types have their pros and cons, but if you’re partial to using physical formulas, we’ve whittled down a list of our favorites for you ahead. Whether you’re looking for a face sunscreen (like La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen), a body sunscreen (like Vacation Mineral Lotion Sunscreen ) or a sunscreen for your kids (like Mustela Baby Mineral Sunscreen Spray), here are the 18 best mineral sunscreens, according to the experts and editors.

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The Best Mineral Sunscreens At a Glance

1

Best Overall

EltaMD UV Clear Face Sunscreen

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2

Best Face Sunscreen

La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen

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3

Best Body Sunscreen

Vacation Mineral Lotion Sunscreen

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4

Best Tinted

Ilia Super Serum Skin Tint

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5

Best for Sensitive Skin

Kosas DreamBeam Mineral Sunscreen

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Meet the Experts

  • Dr. Jacqueline Watchmaker is a board-certified dermatologist with the U.S Dermatology Partners in Phoenix. She practices general and cosmetic dermatology with a focus on skin cancer, acne, skin aging and cosmetic procedures. Dr. Watchmaker is also a member of the American Academy of Dermatology and the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery. 
  • Dr. Elizabeth Hale is a board-certified dermatologist and chief medical advisor for Vacation, a suncare brand known for their nostalgic scents and nourishing formulas. Dr. Hale is also the Senior Vice President of the Skin Cancer Foundation. 
  • Dr. Marisa Garshick is a board-certified dermatologist with patients in both New York and New Jersey. Her specialties include eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, wrinkles and more. She’s also an assistant clinical professor of dermatology at Cornell-New York Presbyterian Medical Center.
  • Bianca Edwards is a licensed esthetician, educator and melanin expert. She's also the founder of Beauty Done Right, a brand that offers luxury skincare tools to enhance your routine. Edwards has over 20 years of experience and specializes in treating skin conditions such as eczema, rosacea and hyperpigmentation, as well as treatments like microneedling, body contouring and high-frequency services.
  • Mandy Epley is a master esthetician and the owner of Mandy Epley Skin Studio in New Orleans. She has over ten years of experience in the beauty industry. Her specialties include microdermabrasion, chemical peels, dermaplaning, microcurrent and more. 

How We Chose the Best Mineral Sunscreens

We tapped our editors to share their favorite mineral sunscreens and provide their honest insights for each product. We also reached out to dermatologists, who provided science-backed recommendations that they use on themselves and on their patients. From there, we did a deeper dive into each sunscreen’s key ingredients, SPF levels and other noteworthy benefits to make your selection even easier. 

Best Overall

1. EltaMD UV Clear Face Sunscreen

What We Like

  • great for acne-prone skin
  • lightweight formula
  • fast-absorbing

What We Don't Like

  • leaves a white cast on darker complexions

EltaMD

Dermatologists, reviewers and editors alike adore this EltaMD sunscreen. It’s non-comedogenic (read: it won’t clog your pores), has niacinamide (aka vitamin B3) and lactic acid to help clear up and calm your skin. As far as the user experience goes, it’s creamy to the touch, blends easily and has no trace of fragrance. “This [sunscreen] is my favorite. It's so lightweight on my acne-prone skin and it doesn't pill underneath my makeup, which is always a plus,” shares Olivia Dubyak, commerce editor at PureWow.

Fast Facts

  • SPF: 46
  • Size: 1.7 oz
  • Active Ingredients: zinc oxide, octinoxate, sodium hyaluronate

Best Face Sunscreen

2. La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen

What We Like

  • reef safe
  • hypoallergenic
  • leaves a radiant finish

What We Don't Like

  • pricey
  • not great for dry skin

La Roche-Posay

Dr. Watchmaker recommends this sunscreen because it glides nicely onto the skin and offers a high SPF to protect against the sun. The oil-free formula has titanium dioxide, senna alata (a leaf extract that’s rich in antioxidants and helps treat infections and irritation) and thermal spring water to soothe skin. It’s also fast-absorbing, water-resistant for up to 40 minutes and it has a soft matte finish. 

Fast Facts

  • SPF: 50
  • Size: 1.7 oz
  • Active Ingredients: titanium dioxide, thermal spring water, senna alata

Best Body Sunscreen

3. Vacation Mineral Lotion Sunscreen

What We Like

  • water-resistant for 80 minutes
  • lightweight formula

What We Don't Like

    Vacation

    Meet the sunscreen that’s made for beach days. As Dr. Hale shares, “I recommend [this pick] to my patients looking for a broad-spectrum zinc-only sunscreen for the body. It contains nourishing ingredients like niacinamide and shea butter, so it goes on smooth and doesn’t leave your skin [looking or] feeling chalky.” The formula also has allantoin and cucumber extract to soothe and calm skin, which is great for those scorching summer days.

    Fast Facts

    • SPF: 30
    • Size: 3.4 oz
    • Active Ingredients: non-nano zinc oxide, allantoin, niacinamide, vitamin E, shea butter, cucumber extract

    Best Tinted

    4. Ilia Super Serum Skin Tint

    What We Like

    • available in 30 shades
    • oil-free formula
    • offers a dewy finish

    What We Don't Like

    • pricey
    • strong scent

    Ilia

    If you like a product that works as both a daily SPF and makeup, look no further than this super-popular skin tint from Ilia. It has zinc oxide to protect your skin against the sun and a whole slew of beneficial ingredients (think: hyaluronic acid, plant-based squalane and niacinamide) to hydrate and plump the skin. Plus, it offers light to medium coverage and leaves a dewy finish behind, giving you a natural makeup look. “I wear this on work from home days or when I'm going outside for walks. It's moisturizing, has a lightweight coverage and it has SPF, so I feel like it's doing good things for my skin (as opposed to wearing a heavy foundation that feels heavy and might clog my pores),” says Emily Brozyna, social content lead at PureWow. 

    Fast Facts

    • SPF: 40
    • Size: 1.0 oz
    • Active Ingredients: plant-based squalane, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, zinc oxide

    Best for Sensitive Skin

    5. Kosas DreamBeam Mineral Sunscreen

    What We Like

    • reef safe
    • hypoallergenic
    • leaves a radiant finish

    What We Don't Like

    • pricey
    • not great for dry skin

    Kosas

    This Tiktok favorite sunscreen has peptides, ceramides and hyaluronic acid to plump, hydrate and brighten the face. It also melts into the skin without looking and feeling too greasy, making it a great primer for any makeup looks. For one editor, it’s been a staple sunscreen for her and her mom. “I was so impressed by the creamy formula and soft dewy finish that I forced my 59-year-old mom to give it a go. She has rosacea and very sensitive skin, so when it comes to skincare, she’s one tough cookie. Basically, her skin tells no lies. Even the slightest hint of a fragrance can set her skin aflame in a bright red blunder,” says Stephanie Meraz, associate fashion commerce editor at PureWow. “Upon application, she noticed her skin turned slightly pink solely due to rubbing the SPF in, but she didn’t feel a thing besides feeling good. She loved how lightweight it felt on her skin, acting as the perfect base for makeup (something I fully agree with). After eight hours of wear under a full face of makeup, her skin still looked flawless.”

    Fast Facts

    • SPF: 40
    • Size: 1.3 oz
    • Active Ingredients: non-nano zinc oxide, peptides, ceramides, hyaluronic acid

    Best Korean Sunscreen

    6. Innisfree Daily UV Defense Mineral Sunscreen

    What We Like

    • fragrance-free
    • great for redness
    • lightweight formula

    What We Don't Like

    • might feel greasy for some skin types

    Innisfree

    If you have dry or combination skin, this K-beauty sunscreen can help tackle your concerns. As Epley explains, “It’s the first mineral sunscreen I've seen that is color-correcting and has a solid SPF number. The green tint helps neutralize redness and the formula has amazing ingredients like hyaluronic acid, squalane and cica, so it’s doing double duty—skincare and sun protection in one.”

    Fast Facts

    • SPF: 45
    • Size: 1.69 oz
    • Active Ingredients: zinc oxide, hyaluronic acid, squalane, cica

    Best Water-Resistant

    7. Kinship Self Reflect Sport Sunscreen

    What We Like

    • sweat- and water-resistant up to 80 minutes
    • great for sensitive skin
    • cruelty-free

    What We Don't Like

    • slight white cast

    Kinship

    If you combine your most hydrating moisturizer with sunscreen, you'd get this nourishing formula from Kinship. Featuring a triple-ceramide complex of three plant-based lipids and non-nano zinc oxide, the sport sunscreen helps strengthen your skin's moisture barrier, while fully protecting your skin and it’s sweat- and water-resistant for up to 80 minutes. Plus, the subtle vanilla scent and dewy finish makes it a downright delight to wear.

    “I’m a runner and I needed to find a sunscreen that was great for acne-prone, dry and sensitive skin. I realized that mineral sunscreens might have been the way to go, but it was hard to find one that was waterproof, clean, cruelty-free and left a small amount of white cast. I felt like I was asking for too much, but I found this sunscreen. It has not affected my acne; in fact, it got way better! It also did not dry me out, on the contrary it retained moisture. There is also a VERY little white cast, which was so awesome!” shares one reviewer. 

    Fast Facts

    • SPF: 60
    • Size: 1.7 oz
    • Active Ingredients: triple-ceramide complex, postbiotic acerola cherry ferment, non-nano zinc oxide, plant-based emollients

    Best for Dark Skin

    8. Supergoop! Play 100% Mineral Sunscreen

    What We Like

    • has clean ingredients
    • lightweight formula
    • fast-absorbing

    What We Don't Like

    • pricey

    Supergoop

    We can tell you all about the technical details of this Supergoop! Sunscreen, but Edwards’ raving review might be enough to persuade you to try it out. “I’d always worn sunscreen and I have a few staples, but when I tried Supergoop! It was an instant attraction. Finding a mineral sunscreen that doesn’t leave a white mask is a struggle, real talk. But PLAY? It’s the Beyoncé of sunscreens—just the right amount of protection (SPF 50, hello!), it’s lightweight and it disappears like magic on my skin (no more embarrassing white cast!),” she shares. 

    Fast Facts

    • SPF: 50
    • Size: 1.0 oz
    • Active Ingredients: titanium dioxide, zinc oxide, green algae extract, tucuma butter, vitamin E

    Best Spray

    9. Blue Lizard Mineral Sunscreen Spray

    What We Like

    • reef-friendly
    • water resistant for 80 minutes
    • non-greasy formula

    What We Don't Like

    • strong scent

    Blue Lizard

    If you’re searching for a sunscreen spray, this one by Blue Lizard is loved by reviewers. Formulated with aloe, it’s easy to apply on the skin without feeling greasy or sticky in the sun. Shoppers say it’s great for the whole family and this review is a prime example: “We live at the beach and go through sunscreen like crazy. This is our first time trying Blue Lizard and WOW! My youngest hates other sunscreens because of the smells. Also, the ingredients in other sunscreens make her eyes water. Blue Lizard is the first that doesn't bother her at all! She even puts it on her face without help now! We will keep this in our beach bag from now on.”

    Fast Facts

    • SPF: 50+
    • Size: 6.0 oz
    • Active Ingredients: zinc oxide, aloe

    Best Drugstore

    10. CeraVe Hydrating Mineral Sunscreen

    What We Like


    What We Don't Like

      CeraVe

      Let us count the reasons why we love CeraVe’s sunscreen: It’s a non-greasy formula that gives great coverage and provides the moisture we didn’t realize we needed. It’s formulated with ceramides, hyaluronic acid and niacinamide to restore your skin’s natural barrier, along with zinc oxide and titanium dioxide to form a protective barrier against UVA and UVB rays. Plus, it has a stamp of approval from the National Eczema Association for being a safe option for sensitive skin. “I like the smooth texture of this sunscreen and it feels like I'm just applying moisturizer. It pairs well with a no-makeup makeup day because of the glow it gives you—with just a few dots of concealer and a swipe of lip oil, I'm good to go for the day,” shares Dubyak. 

      Fast Facts

      • SPF: 50
      • Size: 2.5 oz
      • Active Ingredients: zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, ceramides, hyaluronic acid, niacinamide

      Best for Kids

      11. Mustela Baby Mineral Sunscreen Spray

      What We Like

      • lightweight formula
      • sheer finish
      • fragrance-free

      What We Don't Like

      • slight white cast

      Mustela

      As a safety precaution, most doctors recommend that small kids and babies use mineral-based sunscreens. As one dermatologist previously told us, ingredients with zinc oxide and titanium dioxide (or a combo of both) is safe for youngsters to use on their skin. A product that’s derm and parent-approved? This SPF spray by Mustela. The gentle formula is fast-absorbing, water-resistant and fragrance-free. Plus, it’s accepted by the National Eczema Association and the Skin Cancer Foundation. “This mineral sunscreen protected my whole family's skin. We have a pool in our backyard, so we go through a lot of sunscreen. This sprays on evenly and nobody gets burned while we have it on our skin,” says one reviewer.

      Fast Facts

      • SPF: 50
      • Size: 6.0 oz
      • Active Ingredients: zinc oxide

      Best for Oily Skin

      12. ISDIN Eryfotona Actinica Daily Mineral Sunscreen

      What We Like

      • fast-absorbing
      • fights the early signs of skin aging
      • great for sensitive skin

      What We Don't Like

      • slight white cast
      • pricey

      ISDIN

      This lightweight sunscreen combines zinc oxide with a blend of antioxidants and peptides to tackle existing sun damage, while protecting against further UV damage. The texture is incredibly silky and thinner than most other formulas, which makes it easy to spread evenly over your skin. As Dr. Garshick shares, “It absorbs so well it’s hard to believe it contains zinc. It also contains DNA repairosomes and antioxidants to help protect against and repair DNA damage. It goes on easily and is easy to apply as it doesn’t leave a greasy finish and can be used by all skin types.”

      Fast Facts

      • SPF: 50+
      • Size: 1.7 oz
      • Active Ingredients: zinc oxide, DNA repairsomes, vitamin E

      Best Powder

      13. Colorescience Sunforgettable Total Protection Brush-On Shield

      What We Like

      • available in four shades
      • travel-friendly

      What We Don't Like

      • pricey

      Colorescience

      We all know that it’s important to reapply sunscreen throughout the day, but it can be a hassle. Luckily, this powder sunscreen makes it easier. Rich with antioxidants and sun-fighting ingredients (aka zinc oxide and titanium dioxide), the portable brush can be swept over bare skin or over makeup. “Every start of summer, I make sure to have a tube of this sunscreen in my purse. I burn easily, so I always have this handy when I am caught outdoors unexpectedly or forgot to apply more sunscreen. [It] works great for sun protection and is easy to apply—with or without a mirror. The mattify effect is a bonus,” shares one customer. 

      Fast Facts

      • SPF: 50
      • Size: 0.21 oz
      • Active Ingredients: zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, hyaluronic acid, iron oxides

      Best for Acne-Prone Skin

      14. Hero Cosmetics Superlight Sunscreen

      What We Like

      • lightweight formula
      • reduces redness

      What We Don't Like

      • strong scent
      • slight white cast

      Hero Cosmetics

      The masterminds behind the Mighty Patch launched a sunscreen that protects and repairs the skin. Rich in antioxidants and extremolytes, the formula helps prevent sunburn, reduces redness and staves off early signs of aging. “I tried this last year for my non-greasy sunscreen roundup and it still delivers. The subtle green tint actually does help mitigate redness. I always have to blink twice when I put it on because my skin looks so different! It’s lightweight and great for sensitive skin (I've never had a breakout using it),” says Marissa Wu, associate SEO editor at PureWow.

      Fast Facts

      • SPF: 30
      • Size: 1.69 oz
      • Active Ingredients: zinc oxide, extremolytes, green surge

      Best Stick Sunscreen

      15. Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Mineral Sunscreen Stick

      What We Like

      • gentle formula
      • water resistant for 80 minutes
      • great for sensitive skin

      What We Don't Like

      • slight white cast

      Neutrogena

      Lotions, sprays and powders are great, but have you ever considered a sunscreen stick—especially for reapplication? This Neutrogena pick helps protect your skin without clogging your pores. The non-greasy formula has zinc oxide and vitamin E to prevent sunburns and reduce the appearance of dark spots and fine lines. As one shopper shares, “I was super skeptical about putting this on my face when I first bought it, but it was my only option in the store. I have extremely sensitive skin that breaks out easily. After I applied it, I noticed that it minimized the appearance of my pores as well. [It] doesn't break me out and is easy to remove at the end of the day. I LOVE IT!”

      Fast Facts

      • SPF: 50
      • Size: 1.5 oz
      • Active Ingredients: zinc oxide, vitamin E

      Best for Under Makeup

      16. Supergoop! (Re)setting 100% Mineral Powder

      What We Like

      • available in four shades
      • reduces the appearance of large pores
      • controls shine

      What We Don't Like

      • hard to get product out

      Supergoop!

      This setting powder makes it easier to reapply SPF without ruining your makeup. Thanks to its retractable brush, it dispenses sheer mineral sunscreen onto your skin in just a few passes. Formulated with silica, ceramides and olive glycerides, it also helps seal in moisture and reduces shine. “If I’m in a full face of makeup and my T-zone looks a bit oily, I like to apply this bad boy for a smooth finish. It’s easy to use, blurs the appearance of enlarged pores and it’s very travel-friendly,” says Chelsea Candelario, associate editor at PureWow. 

      Fast Facts

      • SPF: 35
      • Size: 0.15 oz
      • Active Ingredients: zinc oxide, ceramides, olive glycerides, coated silica

      Best for Dry Skin

      17. COOLA Mineral Sun Silk Crème Sunscreen

      What We Like

      • lightweight formula
      • fragrance-free

      What We Don't Like

      • finicky pump

      COOLA

      If you haven’t been able to get on board with mineral sunscreen in the past, this one by Coola might help you change your mind. It’s so lightweight and rubs in so easily that it feels like a regular moisturizer. It’s made with more than 70 percent organic ingredients and features the brand’s plant-derived Full Spectrum 360 complex, which helps mitigate the effects of blue light, infrared light and pollution. “I love COOLA sunscreens and their Sun Silk Cremè is great because it’s super lightweight, and it doesn’t break me out or leave a white cast,” says Dana Dickey, senior editor at PureWow.

      Fast Facts

      • SPF: 30
      • Size: 1.5 oz
      • Active Ingredients: zinc oxide, niacinamide

      Best for All Skin Types

      18. Dr. Jart+ Every Sun Day Mineral Sunscreen

      What We Like

      • pleasant scent

      What We Don't Like

      • can feel drying for some skin types

      Dr. Jart+

      This Dr. Jart+ pick is praised for visibly reducing redness, preventing future blemishes and protecting against UVA and UVB rays. The non-greasy formula rubs on smoothly and leaves a matte finish. “One of my top favorite mineral sunscreens I’ve tried. I love that it has both zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, so that combo works best for my easily irritated skin. [It] has a very slight orange scent that I find quite pleasant.  It leaves a very minimal white cast at first, but I find that if I pat it all over after applying and wait a minute, it melts beautifully into my skin,” shares one shopper. 

      Fast Facts

      • SPF: 50+
      • Size: 1.69 oz
      • Active Ingredients: zinc oxide, titanium dioxide

      What to Consider When Shopping for Mineral Sunscreen

      • Active Ingredients: Start by seeing if zinc oxide and titanium dioxide are included in the product. These are two great mineral blockers. Once you have one (or both) of those in your formula, you can start looking for nourishing ingredients like hyaluronic acid, niacinamide and aloe to hydrate and soothe the skin. 
      • SPF: All the experts we interviewed suggest SPF 30 or above for the most protection under the harsh rays. “It’s always important to look for a sunscreen that offers broad spectrum coverage and provides protection against UVA and UVB,” states Dr. Garshick.
      • Finish: Most mineral sunscreens come in clear and sheer finishes. However, you can also consider a tinted mineral sunscreen. As Dr. Garshick adds, “In some cases, it can help to look for a mineral sunscreen that is tinted to help provide some natural color coverage. Tinted sunscreens often contain iron oxide to protect the skin from blue light, which has also been shown to contribute to skin damage.”

      Frequently Asked Questions

      What's the Difference Between Mineral vs. Chemical Sunscreen?

      Chemical sunscreens absorb into your skin, whereas mineral sunscreens sit on top of it. As Dr. Watchmaker explains, “Chemical sunscreens are often compared to a sponge because they work by absorbing UV rays. Mineral sunscreens act more like a shield because they absorb but also reflect the UV rays.” Another big difference is that chemical sunscreens use ingredients like oxybenzone, octinoxate and avobenzone to create a chemical reaction (hence, the name) that changes UV rays into heat that is then released from the skin. Meanwhile, mineral sunscreens use ingredients like zinc oxide and titanium dioxide to block UV rays from penetrating through your skin in the first place. At the end of the day, both chemical and physical sunscreens have their pros and cons, so choosing one is ultimately going to come down to your personal preference and skin type. 

      What Are the Benefits of Mineral Sunscreen?

      Since a mineral sunscreen sits on top of your skin rather than getting absorbed like their chemical counterparts, they are seen as a safer and gentler option, especially for those with sensitive or acne-prone skin. “Mineral sunscreens provide a gentle option for sensitive skin, as they’re usually free from synthetic ingredients and don’t penetrate the skin. Plus, zinc stands out as a great non-comedogenic choice, especially for those seeking to manage acne breakouts,” says Dr. Hale. Mineral sunscreens also offer instant protection upon application, whereas chemical formulas require 15 to 20 minutes to absorb into your skin and work their magic.

      Are Mineral Sunscreens Reef-Safe?

      Unfortunately, the terms ‘reef-safe’ and ‘reef-friendly’ are not regulated, so you can't solely rely on products with this description. However, some mineral sunscreens are certainly less harmful to coral reefs than chemical formulas. As Edwards explains, “Reef safety is a crucial aspect of sunscreen and consideration should be given when making a sunscreen selection. Mineral sunscreen is considered reef-friendly and doesn't seem to have the same harmful effects on coral reefs as some ingredients found in chemical sunscreens. They’re like eco-conscious sunscreen: good for your body and good for the ocean.”

      For a more reef-friendly pick, our experts recommend using non-nano mineral sunscreens over ones that use nanoparticles. While these formulas may feel lighter and are easier to rub onto the skin, they can be destructive to coral reefs in higher concentrations. Also consider supplementing your sun protection with UPF clothing and accessories like hats, rash guards and swimwear that has broad-spectrum UV protection built into the fabric, so you cut back on your overall use of sunscreen without sacrificing on protection.

      Is Mineral Sunscreen Really Better?

      According to Dr. Watchmaker, mineral sunscreens are better for people with sensitive skin “because they don’t absorb into the skin and have less chance of causing irritations.” She also mentions that they’re nicer to the environment, as chemical sunscreens can contain ingredients that aren’t reef-safe. “They are also less likely to break down in the sun than chemical sunscreens. Chemical sunscreens can lose their filtering abilities when exposed to extremely high temperatures,” she adds.

      But wait one minute: it would be a disservice if we didn’t explain the downsides, too. The biggest drawbacks of using a mineral sunscreen are that it’s often harder to rub into the skin and it’s not as water-resistant. Dr. Hale explains, “If you need sun protection while exercising or swimming, opt for a chemical sunscreen or using a combination of both might be more suitable.” 

      Another downside is the whitecast some mineral sunscreens leave behind. “Hiring those visible skin protectors means…drumroll…the product will be highly visible,” says Edwards. “It totally works when surfing at the beach or running a marathon, but it may not be ideal when you’re on a first date or at an outdoor function.” Luckily, this very list includes a number of options that spread on nicely and have a sheer finish to them that’s suitable for all skin tones. 


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