VichyCapital Soleil Tinted Mineral Sunscreen for Face SPF 60, Titanium Dioxide Face Sunscreen, Travel Size Sunscreen, Water Resistant, Light weight Sun Protection Creams, Gels, & Lotions

This leaves a beautiful finish on the skin that almost looks like makeup, and doesn’t irritate my very sensitive skin. I would say it is slightly glowy finish so if you have oily skin it might be too much, but ok for my combination skin in the drier months.

I'm 37yo with relatively "good," combo/dry skin, and after my skincare routine, I apply limited concealer, and then the Vichy tinted sunscreen all over my face, neck, and decolletage, with a swipe of blush and limited mascara; that's it. My coworkers have all commented on how great my "makeup" looks.I was really concerned when I first got the product as it comes out super watery. My concerns were quickly lifted after applying the product and wearing it day after day. Granted, I don't get to "touch grass" as much as I would like to, but the limited amount of sun I do get, it protects my skin well. I love the light feel and overall coverage. The smell isn't great, but I wasn't expecting it to be, but it's also not awful.Overall I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a daily, natural look.

the only tinted sunscreen that doesn't make me look orange. doubles as my daily foundation without leaving me feeling greasy at the end of the day. i have fair neutral skin tone.

4 out of 5 stars… almost perfect for my needs.Im going to list my cons first, because if these really bother you, this won’t be your ideal product.1) the bottle is fairly small for sunscreen. It’s 1.5 oz. If you’re using this regularly and use the recommended amount of product to get accurate spf protection, you’re likely to go through this quickly.2) the price is high for the amount you get. I’ve purchased foundations that cost more, but you use less so they last longer. Also my go-to Paula’s Choice sunscreen is about the same price, but I’m getting twice as much product with that one. So this seems expensive to me.3) it’s messy. I don’t know why it feels so much messier than other products I have in the same sort of nozzle spout bottles. But this one definitely is messier. It’s never leaked out of the cap, but it gets all over the spout and inside the cap.And lastly 4) the coverage on this is very low. That’s not a deal breaker for me, and with two layers I get it to light coverage (versus sheer coverage with one layer.) If you like higher coverage products, you won’t get that with this no matter how many layers you apply.The background: I’m 47 with good skin, but dry and sensitive. I’m beginning to show signs of aging around my mouth and eyes. I prefer the lighter coverage foundation/skin tint products, those that look like healthy perfected skin rather than makeup that covers every little freckle but looks unrealistic. Because I have dry skin, I absolutely cannot do matte products without looking significantly aged. I also don’t like overly dewy products that sink into fine lines and pores.The conclusion: So I’ve been looking for the past year for a high spf tinted mineral facial sunscreen that didn’t irritate my sensitive skin. Ideally, I wanted something I could use in place of tinted moisturizer or skin tint type foundations for everyday use. I’ve purchased so many… some are too dry, some too oily, some offer zero coverage at all and emphasize texture, some are basically foundation with sunscreen so the coverage is too much. This one checks off most of my boxes. It’s moisturizing, but not greasy. It settles into a satin/natural finish on my face. The texture is thin and silky, feels lovely on. The universal tint matched well with my light neutral skin tone. The coverage is sheer to light at best, but even at sheer coverage it has a blurring effect that seems to camouflage minor imperfections. It can be built up slightly, not higher than light coverage, in my opinion. It’s not tacky to the touch, and can be set with a light dusting of powder if you prefer. The spf is high, which I like. Also, it’s not hard to use the recommended amount for the true spf coverage claimed. I believe the ideal amount to use is a quarter of a teaspoon of any spf to get the correct amount needed for the stated spf. That sounds like a lot, but this texture is so thin, and it applies so smoothly and easily, two layers gets the correct amount and still sits well on your skin and never looks odd or feels heavy. It wears well, feels good on, and doesn’t irritate my skin. It also doesn’t irritate my eyes.Overall, I’m very happy with my purchase. To be honest, I really like this but I’m not sure I’ll REpurchase, but ONLY because I’m undecided if the product value is there for the price… I might keep trying other tinted spf products to see if I find the true Goldilocks…

My favorite tinted sunscreen so far. Texture is so nice. Does not appear orange on pale skin.

I bought this sunscreen because it’s recommended by a dermatologist YouTuber and I’d like to try tinted sunscreen for my hyperpigmentation. Vicky has a sheer tint which fit my fair to medium skin tone, although it leaves grayish at first. It’s light-weighted but also hydrating which is very friendly to my dry skin.The ingredients only contains titanium dioxide as active ingredient. I wish it has zinc oxide which has better protection of UVA. The tint makes it messy after applying. I must be very careful not to touch anywhere after applying until washing hands. The tint is also easily to be wiped off or stain on clothes. I would use other sunscreen for my neck to avoid stains on clothes. It needs makeup remover to clean off the sunscreen like foundation.I don’t think I would repurchase it because of these reason.

excellent product

the quality is not very good. I don’t recommend it. The structure is very liquid and kind of lumpy. It’s like someone poured sand. The packaging was open. The tube too. I have thoughts that someone has already used it and poured something in it. I have an allergy and dust especially on the forehead. And it itches.