Eco Safety No Sebum Sunblock SPF35 PA+++

10 Reviews

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   mildTermite8

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   I’ve had oily skin my entire life. I bought 6 of this sometimes last year. Initially, I did not like this but I gradually learned to use and like it. At first this reminded me of La Roche Posay Anthelios 60 clear skin Dry Touch sun screen but slightly thinner. It does leave a white cast so if that bothers you, then stay away from this. I have light skin so it doesn’t bother me that much. I prime my face and I layer this up, apply this in a circular motion and then pat (for eye area I use Shiseido sun lotion). Let it sit for about 30 seconds and then apply my foundation. This keeps me matte throughout the day. This was less than $10.00 per tube and I got it BOGO. Also, Innisfree has pretty good reputation using natural ingredients. If you have oily skin you should definitely try this. The only downside is the availability- I don’t have any retail store to get this.

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   brainyWhiting2

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   This is a great sunscreen…for those with oily skin, but not so if you have dry or dehydrated skin. I have oily-combination skin, that is prone to dehydration (it’s complicated!) so it’s great for areas like the T-zone, where it stays matte even after 5hrs, but not so for the cheeks and undereyes where I tend to start feeling a bit tight and stretchy by mid-afternoon. It also leaves a slight white cast, but I feel it would work really well as a base/primer for foundation as it leaves a smooth, very slightly powdery finish (I have not tried it with makeup). Overall, a sunscreen that does what it says well (no sebum) but I would not repurchase because it’s too drying for the dry parts of my face. Would also be great if it had more UVA protection.

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   solemnLapwing1

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   HOLYGRAIL!!!
   I love love love this sunblock!! Initially tried it out as a regular cream but it turns out it does a fantastic job in controlling my oils and stays matte throughout the day (i dont even need to wear any powders, and mind you, im an oily gal). It also doubles as a primer too cause it really smoothes out your pores.

   Cons:
   1. It dries pretty fast so you would have to work quick
   2. It leaves a white cast on your face, so you would need to wear a concealer/foundation/etc.
   3. Could be very drying for certain skin so make sure you wear a moisturizer underneath.

   Would I repurchase? Heck yeah!

4. 

   euphoricSalami1

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   This is the best sunblock for my skin type. I have oily skin and Acne prone and this product much works on me. My face isn’t breakout during 10 days using it. This product not sticky, easy to absorb, and good in oil control. Repurchase? Definitely yes! For good result, I use it after apply aloe vera soothing Gel on my face.

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   gutturalLemur4

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   I used to use this years back and I love how it controlled the oil! It is really great for oily skin however, I can’t use it now as my skin is dry now and it will dry out my skin. It does have a white cast as it is tinted so it does make ur completion more even. Not many fancy the white cast mainly becos they probably have not tried tinted sunscreen or partly becos my face is fair so it is not as obvious for me. The white cast does oxidise thru the day. It is a really good sunscreen for oily skin and wants to keep it matte I’ll say.

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   thrilledHyena1

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   Imo, it leaves my face white.

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   insecureLizard1

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   My skin is very oily so I was looking for a sunscreen that I could wear on a daily basis under makeup that would mattify my skin sufficiently. I heard Asian sunscreens are amazing so I began my search. I struggled to find a sunscreen without tons of alcohol, but this one seemed to fit my needs. It does leave a white cast so it doesn’t look great on its own. But it does a fabulous job of controlling oil and is a great base for makeup! I find it does a better job for me than Dr Brandt Pores No More. This has become an everyday staple as it effectively acts as a sunscreen and primer. And the price is right! I will continue to repurchase.

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   holisticWeaver5

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   I’ve been searching for a sunscreen that is not too costly, no alcohol content and mineral based. This might be THE ONE! Gives a very mild white cast and a light layer of my mineral makeup powder over gets rid of that. I love that it is mattifying. On the first day I wore this I was excited to try and slapped it onto dry skin. I could feel the moisture being sucked out but I did stay matte all day. Now I usually make sure to put a moisturizer on first and it wears perfectly. I actually like that I can wear a moisturizer under since I prefer to layer my products and customize the layers based on what my skin needs.
   Makes a great makeup base!

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   peskyTacos7

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   having combi oily skin,this is really good in sucking all the shine from ur face however recently using it caused my nose to flake and my face feels tight and patchy

   cautions:
   -dont rub ur eyes after applying(my eyes were SO PAINFUL)
   -it is tinted and for yellow undertones
   -not for dark or tan skin

10. 

    excludedToucan6

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    It’s good for oily skin, controls shine and minimizes pores. However it will give you a super white cast face, hard to blend and show up all the dry patches that you have.