Bondi Sands Sunscreen Face Lotion SPF 50 Fragrance Free Matte Tinted

This is in my makeup bag all year round. In the colder months it is harder to find in the shops to buy. It’s light on the skin and gives a glowy look. I wear it with and without makeup. It’s a must

Pros Lightweight, blends easily, and leaves no white cast. Doubles as a moisturizer/primer with a subtle tint for a “no-makeup” look. Affordable and widely available. Non-comedogenic, generally fine for sensitive or acne-prone skin. Cons Tint is “one shade fits all” – can look too orange/dark on fair skin, or not suit deeper tones. Can feel greasy or shiny after a few hours; some report breakouts. May sting eyes, especially when sweating. Independent tests (Choice, Which?) found it may not provide the full SPF 50+ protection claimed. Verdict Great as an everyday tinted base if you want a budget-friendly sunscreen with a natural glow. But if you need reliable maximum protection for long sun exposure, consider pairing it with another tested sunscreen or choosing a dermatologist-recommended alternative. -

I bought this sunscreen because it was tinted, but I didn't see that it was matte. It is a great sunscreen, not too expensive and has a light color. If you like matte coverage, this is the perfect sunscreen. It also contains vitamin e

This in itself is a nice sunscreen for your face. A high SPF, it is slightly tinted to give you a healthy glow. He's supposed to be mattifying, but I just think he's glowy. So he doesn't quite do what he promises, but the effect is nice. However, if you are looking for a mattifying sunscreen, you should not have this one. He sometimes stung in the eye, and I always find that a big disadvantage when a facial SPF does that. Besides that, I'm not a fan of the scent of this product. All in all: fine, gives a nice glow and protects well, but I wouldn't necessarily buy it again. There are better SPFs that don't sting your eyes.