Wonder Black Rice Pure Mineral Relief Daily Sunscreen, SPF50+/PA++++, Broad Spectrum UVA/UVB, Octinoxate & Oxybenzone Free, Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide (50ml / 1.69fl.oz)

For some reason, my skin and eyes have suddenly decided we can’t wear chemical sunscreens. Goodbye to all the sunscreens I love with serum-textures and no white cast! This is seriously the next best thing. The thinnest texture I’ve experienced from a mineral sunscreen, a lovely satin-matte finish. Of course it has a white cast (that’s how it protects you from the sun!), but significantly less noticeable than others. It wears well, feels comfortable, and doesn’t sting my eyes or face. Will be repurchasing!

This is a great facial spf! I've used many and this has been the best one so far. With consistent use over the past month, I've noticed my complexion looking more even and bright. It being the only new thing in my routine. Some days on my cheeks beside my nose and my forehead were a bit shiny, not more than usual, less than I was expecting. Other times my cheeks in particular weren't shiny at all, that is unheard of for me with pretty much anything I've used especially after hours of being on. Doesn't clog my pores, hasn't broken me out. Decently priced, high mineral protection, blends in well, moisturizing, natural finish mostly. I can't really tell how much of a white cast there is, as I'm pale. The only thing I wish is that there was a water/sweat resistant version of this one. I recommend anyone looking for a strong but gentle mineral face spf to give this a try.

for this sunscreen to be 100% mineral without any chemical mixed in, it's a solid sunscreen. Right off the bat I want to say it does leave a horrible cast on me upon application but as I rub it in and let it absorb, 90% of it goes away. On days I am wearing makeup (I dont wear foundation, only spot correct with concealer), the cast is a bit more noticeable but not horrible. Its doable for my skin tone. I am unsure if this would work for darker skin tones. As a reference, I am a fair olive skintone with neutral-cool leaning undertones. When I used to wear foundation, an almost exact match for me was F2 Olive in "The Reformer" from about-face. So again, I don't know if this would be a cast-free sunscreen for medium to deep skin tones. This having absolutely zero chemical sunscreen in it makes it sting-free which I struggle finding. It doesn't mattter if a fraction of a sunscreen is chemical and the rest mineral, it will STING my eyes so Im happy this one doesn't. The texture is definitely velvety, satin-like. I have dry skin and I find that if I put this on without moisturizing first, it will cling to some dry spots and almost flake? It doesn't happen when my skin is properly moisturized though. Theres no fragrance which is a plus as a chronic migraine haver. I have attached a picture of me with it on with no makeup. Overall, I give this a solid 8/10(

I bought both formulations of HaruHaru sunscreen and I loved both formulations. the Moisture AiryFit has become my daily sunscreen but I use this one mostly on weekends. I was previously using the DRMTLGY SPF 45 sunscreen but wanted one that was a bit more budget friendly, was cruelty free, reef safe, and was a 2-in-1 moisturizer and sunscreen step. HaruHaru Wonder and both their formulations were both great and checked all the boxes. This mineral version does have a slight white cast initially, after warming up on the skin for ~10-15 minutes, it does melt into the skin and white cast is no longer visible for my skin. I am a pretty average like "buff beige" skin tone so this has been my experience. It might be more notice on someone with a darker skin tone so if you are darker skinned but want to give these a try, the Moisture AiryFit might be a better fit for you, or if you don't mind a slight white cast initially and want a mineral sunscreen, this one really is a beautiful formulation. Very budget friendly so even if you just want to give this a try, I would say go for it!

I sort of like this I’m pretty pale so the white cast isn’t too bad. I did go to work with this on and everyone was asking if I was okay, so maybe I looked to pale lol But one of my biggest problems is that it peels. So I don’t wear this anymore It also takes forever to blend in For people who don’t like reading long reviews Pros: better for sensitive skin, spf 50 pa+++ Cons: pretty bad white cast, peels/pills, doesn’t blend well.

I can't stop using it. It is my every day. Never miss it, even if I am at home. It works as sunscreen and mostuiraser

I have fair to medium skin, when using 2 fingers worth, this sunscreen leaves a slight tone-up effect that evens out the skin tone. If you have a darker complexion, I think this will definitely leave a white-cast. The finish is satin, dry to the touch and not oily. I have combination skin and when using this, my T-zone feels comfortable, but my dry zones feel a little tight. I know this sunscreen has hydrating formula, but I think this sunscreen is fit for oily and normal skin, probably combo skin with proper hydration prior to using, but probably not for excessive dry skin. I like that this is mineral as I've had issues with chemical sunscreen stinging my eyes. This doesn't sting my eyes at all. This has no noticable strong scent and the cream is lightweight and easy to blend into the skin. So far, I like it.

Hated it. Gave it away after two uses. You can’t use it with dry or exfoliating skin. The skin looked so horrible , I could not even go outside with its result.

Muy buen protector mineral, no deja rastro blanco aunque engaña cuando lo aplicas. Lo utilice durante todo el embarazo y me coincidió con el verano y no me salió ni una mancha. El único inconveniente es el aroma que tiene pero es soportable

لوفيه مليون نجمه عطيته يجنن مره يرطب ومايسوى لون بسرعه يروح ومايحرق العيون اول واقي فيزيائي يمر علي بذا للجمال

Beste Sonnencreme! Tut was sie soll, man bekommt selbst mit Aknehaut keine Pickel dazu und sie fühlt sich sehr gut an im Gesicht. Wie eine Tagescreme

I bought this for my 4-year-old and it’s been great. It’s very gentle and not sticky at all, and doesn’t stain clothes, which is a big plus. I’ve also used it on my face and neck a few times—no irritation at all and it feels very lightweight with no stickiness, which I love. The only downside is that it can be slightly drying, and if you don’t prep your skin properly, makeup doesn’t sit very well on top. So I’d recommend using it mainly on no-makeup days. Since it’s a mineral sunscreen, it does leave a bit of a white cast, but not enough to make you look ghostly. It can actually give a bit of tone-up effect if that’s what you’re after (for reference, I have Korean skin tone).

Leaves a white cast, and isn't easy to apply. But mostly, in my case, it affected my skin barrier. Ever since I tried it for the first (and last) time, my skin went red, irritated and prickly, and nothing I've tried for several days could bring it back to normal. Test it on patch of skin before you use it.