After testing seven tinted mineral sunscreens, I found one I like even more than my favorite tinted chemical sunscreen. It's from the same brand, Dermatology. Obviously zero white cast, even on my darkest moles. On the right side of your screen I'm applying the chemical SPF, and on the left side the mineral. They are practically identical in every way. I love how hydrated they both make my skin feel, not greasy or oily. The mineral one though is water resistant. It is two dollars more, but you do get more product, and it does cost less per application. Also mineral UV filters provide some relief for my redness, which is caused by mild rosacea. So for anyone allergic to chemical sunscreens or just curious whether a mineral one is more agreeable to your skin type, I'd recommend trying this. And I don't say that very often. It comes in first of the seven I've tried, and now it's my number one overall favorite tinted across all categories, period.

This physical tinted moisturizer by Dermatology has SPF 44. Not only does this have moisturizing properties with anti-aging ingredients like hyaluronic acid and vitamin E, but it also protects against harmful UVA, UVB rays and blue light. It has a sheer tint, no eye cast, blends beautifully for a subtle radiant glow. This is a physical or mineral sunscreen, which means minerals sit on top of skin as a protective barrier against harmful rays. In contrast, chemical sunscreens penetrate into the skin. This is water resistant for up to 80 minutes. It's reef safe and suitable for all skin types. Overall, I really like how it feels on the skin. It's a little thick, but it's not heavy. It goes on smoothly, gives a nice glow. Again, no white cast while protecting the skin. It's a definite keeper.

I wanted to find out what makes this Dermatology Physical Tinted Moisturizer so viral and so popular so I decided to compare it to my typical go-to sunscreen. As you can see the Dermatology SPF rubs beautifully into my skin. There's no white cast. It looks like there's nothing on my skin but it provides a glowy finish. This is my go-to face sunscreen and I have to rub it in vigorously and as you can see even as I continue to rub this into my skin it leaves a white cast and the only way to really cover that up is with makeup. So I wanted to show you the difference on my hand so you can clearly see this side has the Dermatology sunscreen, this one has my typical sunscreen and I feel like the results are very clear. I really like this new sunscreen and I can definitely see why it is so viral.

DRMTLGY Physical Universal Tinted SPF44: White Reviews