Sun Si'belle Broad Spectrum SPF30 Tinted Sunscreen

As a convertible owner and a very fair skinned person, I am obsessed with sunscreen. During the summer you will never catch me out without having SPF on and having backup on hand. I was chosen to try Sun Si'belle SPF 30 Tinted Sunscreen for free, it's still winter so I haven't put it to the test in regards to how well it works, but I've yet to meet a sunscreen that doesn't work when used properly, or obsessively as I tend to do.

The first thing I noticed about this sunscreen is that it is supposedly tinted. As anyone who wears foundation in one of the first few lightest shades knows, the word tinted can be frightening. I opened it up and put a tiny bit on my wrist. To my surprise, I think the so called "tint" is just a hint of shimmer. I didn't feel like I was turning into an Oompa Loompa, or that I had smeared Dorito or Cheeto cheese dust all over myself. This is pale girl safe tint, and although a bit lower SPF than I usually use, I'm sure it will be fine for just short outings.

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