First Aid Beauty Hydrating Sunscreen Milk with Colloidal Oatmeal Broad Spectrum SPF 45

Thus sunscreen is amazing!! It looks great under makeup and doesnt pill. Its super hydrating as well.

I have tried this out for a week now, and after using Korean sunscreens, I will say this one feels like sunscreen. It does not have a serum like feel, and the "dewy" finish is just the greasy look after you put sunscreen on. On the plus side, it has not broken me out, it has no smell, and it's not super heavy. So, as an every day type of sunscreen, it's ok. When applying before makeup, I would just give it some time to absorb before applying your foundation.

This is so incredibly soothing for my sensitive skin. I am very picky with my products, but First Aid Beauty always knocks it out of the park and this sunscreen is no exception! It protects my skin so well. I can't get enough of it. This was gifted in exchange for my honest review

I will be the first to admit I have never wanted to use a daily sunscreen because I was worried about how it would look and it's just one more step on busy mornings. FAB Sunscreen Milk pokes holes in my justifications for not protecting my skin. I'm making it a point now to use this at least each morning and to reapply if i know I'll be outside later in the day. Pros: This sunscreen is easy to apply over your entire skincare regimen with the right timing. It doesn't leave a weird texture IF you apply it right. It has a faint smell that doesn't linger. I feel good knowing I "did the right thing" each morning. Reapplication later in the day if needed is no-fuss. Cons: There's a learning curve to application, but it's not steep. The penalties for said learning curve lead to weird textures and/or pilling. Be careful around your eyes (should go without saying… but I still made this mistake of being too careless a time or two). Tips: Don't rub it in, pat or daub it in gently. This helps with texture and keeping it out of your eyes. Use a small amount at first and add more if your application fell short. If you're extra worried about texture, wait a few minutes before applying any sunscreen. Try not to touch your face until the sunscreen has also had a few minutes. For reference, I use several of The Ordinary products in my skincare routine. So texture was a huge problem at first. I had pilly skin and stinging eyes at least a few days. My issues were not waiting long enough between applying my azelaic acid suspension and moisturizer/sunscreen, and I just went in smearing it everywhere. So yeah, it takes a few minutes longer now, but by gently patting in both moisturizer (wait a few minutes) and sunscreen after the suspension has had time to set, I get the gorgeous dewy texture that I was hoping for and no burning, watery eyes.

Omg, just wow. It's lightweight, soaks right in, and doesnt pil under makeup. It's especially important here in the desert to have a good sunscreen, and I'm going to keep buying this again and again