Catrin Natural 100 Mineral Sunkill RX SPF46 PA+++Sunblock,Suncream,All Skin Type by MaxClinic Catrin

I am a BareMinerals user. I was hoping to find a cheaper alternative to my everyday mineral makeup that can give me slight coverage and give me SPF protection. Knowing that Korean makeup is basically the holy grail of the beauty industry, I jumped at this product based on the price and what it claimed to do. I use this solely for traveling (as this closes much better than typical mineral makeup which can get messy in your makeup bag). But I don't use this for everyday use.Pros:- If you start with a little and slowly buff it in, it doesn't matter that the tint is not your skin tone. It will blend in. For the record, I have medium-light skin with a golden undertone.- I experienced no breakout with this formula- The brush is really soft and feels really good against the skin (as opposed to usual free brushes)- Seals tightly, making it excellent for travelCons:- While the brush is soft, it is incredibly dense and can make your face look like you're starring in Memoirs of a Geisha if you are not careful. I recommend using another powder brush. Or if you use the included brush, just dust a small amount on at a time and slowly build in and make sure you buff a lot!- The amount of product is actually quite little. This was about $14 (half of what I usually pay for BareMinerals). But the amount was also about half of a typical BareMinerals container.

I have oily skin and this product doubles as a sunscreen and a mattifier. To ensure that it doesn't leave a white cast you have to buff it in with the brush. For a flawless finish you can had a little power that matches your skin tone on top. I live in Florida and this will great during the summer time.

I had a very hard time getting the inner sticker off to expose the shaker part of the powder to the brush. Although it had a little tab to pull it out - it was such a deep reach that it was so hard to grab. When I finally did grab the sticker to pull it out, it shredded into little pieces leaving lots of sticky bits covering a good portion of the holes that the product is supposed to go through. After getting out long tweezers and spending probably 10 minutes I finally got most of it off although there was still some sticky residue inside.Now that I've gotten the product out and use it it does seem to do a nice job protecting my skin from the sun's rays. It goes on smoothly and I like the brush. Although it does make my skin ever so slightly lighter in color, I don't mind - because it's still very sheer. I actually like it in the summer because it keeps the shine down and doesn't feel greasy like some sunscreens made for your face can. Overall I'd probably buy it again but I really hope they resolve the issue of the inner sticker.

This is an awesome mineral sunscreen for touch ups, it does have light pigment! The brush that it comes with is awful so I use a big blender makeup brush to apply. I like this as much as the expensive power sunscreens I have tried and when mixed with a foundation powder it blends great for darker skin tones. However, Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence SPF50+/PA++++ is completely invisible both with wear and feel, but it can be a pain to reapply over make-up, thus mineral sunscreen.

Does its job, just wish the brush weren't so stiff - or maybe just no brush could work and I can use my own. Either way, good sunblock powder, thank you!

the product itself is good but I'd say expensive to the amount your getting, the brush that comes with it is stiff that cause a lot of more wasted product upon picking up the sunscreen. I wish we have an option to order a cushion puff instead of a brush and add more sunscreen instead of a stiff brush

It's ok if you're cool toned and fair otherwise it looks ashy

Would be five stars with a different applicator. All in all it's a consistent, blendable powder sunscreen and that's the key here.