SCINIC - allaboutskin review for Enjoy Super Mild Sun Essence SPF50+ PA++++

Uvinal A Plus - for high uva protection Tinosorb S - BroadSpectrum protection Parsol SLX- UVB protection Tinosorb M - BroadSpectrum protection Uvinal T 150 - High uvb protection Uvasorb HEB - uvb & uva-II This sunscreen features all next generation uv filters which are typically considered okay for sensitive skin. It's a mostly chemical sunscreen with some hybrid filters aswell such as Tinosorb M. This filter leaves a white cast and can pill just like titanium dioxide, which is why I always try to avoid it! Compared to other sunscreens it's actually not that bad in here. The whitecast isn't noticable on me but it might be on deeper skintones & it doesn't pill. It can have the tendency to look a bit patchy in the hairline & gather slightly in my upper eyelid creases. But for the most part I think application is quite easy with this. I can't find anywhere whether it is water resistant or not but it is quite hard to remove so I think it might be. In terms of consistency it's a non-greasy, lightweight lotion. I wouldn't describe it as an overly moisturizing sunscreen it definitely falls more in the hydrating category. There's no oils or butters in here which can make it appropriate for most skintypes. It does leave a bit of a shiny finish but not too much & it feels slightly tacky on dry down. It's fragrance & alcohol free, other stand out ingredients include the ever popular niacinamide & sodium hyaluronate. Glycerin, green tea extract, vanilla tahitensis extract, (vanilla planifolia is a non-sensitizing, soothing & antioxidant ingredient, however they used a different form of vanilla here which can have the potential to sensitize, I didn't notice any scent though), bamboo water, centella asiatica and adenosine. For me it was non-irritating on most days but on certain days when my skin was particularly dry and sensitized from accutane it did make my skin burn.