WIRED's top pick after real-world testing on multi-hour hikes, the mineral sunscreen with the least visible white cast of any untinted formula tested. Hydrating like body lotion, no added fragrance, and reef-safe.
Of all the body sunscreens I tested, this was my favorite, and the one I'll continue to reach for in the future.
It has a just-right consistency that's thick enough to not be drippy or greasy, but thin enough to easily rub in. It feels hydrating but not sticky, like regular body lotion.
The dermatologist-favorite face sunscreen that works for acne, rosacea, and hyperpigmentation without leaving a white cast. Niacinamide calms redness while zinc oxide provides mineral protection, no fragrance, no oil, no parabens.
The best-value body sunscreen you can buy, at under $2 per ounce, it outperforms formulas costing 5x more. Earned perfect scores for not drying or irritating skin, absorbs fast, and smells like a beach vacation.
The sunscreen that doesn't feel like sunscreen, a clear, weightless gel that disappears into skin with zero white cast, no sunscreen smell, and a perfect makeup-primer finish. Works for all skin tones and types.
The drugstore tinted sunscreen that punches way above its price, ceramides, hyaluronic acid, and niacinamide in a formula that works on darker skin tones without the dreaded white cast. Under $20 and found everywhere.
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