ISDIN Eryfotona Ageless Sunscreen Zinc Oxide and 100% Mineral Tinted Sunscreen SPF 50+

Best sunscreen I ever used. Great match for my complexion as well. I think it will work for most fair to medium complexions.

Not heavy, touch of color, great sunblock and tinted moisturizer.

The ISDIN sunscreen is great all around: good, non-slimy texture that is easy to apply and quick drying/absorbing. We go through a lot of sunscreen, and this is the one that everyone in the family is happy to use.

After years of trying countless sunscreens, this is the first one I truly love. It feels incredibly light on my skin, no sticky or heavy feeling at all, and it actually protects me (I’m very sensitive to the sun and usually get eczema within minutes). Unlike others I’ve tried, it has no weird bitter taste or chemical smell. The tinted version looks nice but doesn’t perfectly match my skin tone, so I’m excited to try the non-tinted one next. Totally worth it!

I've used both this and the Actinitic version from ISDIN. Both have similar dry-touch finishes without leaving your skin feeling dry. This "Ageless" version is better for those who are looking for sunscreens that address aging concerns. I have combo/dehydrated skin. I really like that this is tinted as it offers some coverage, and on casual days, I can wear this sunscreen and not add concealer or foundation.This is an excellent mineral sunscreen, but I have two issues with it. 1: It has a scent, and I prefer fragrance-free skincare. Once it dries down, it is less noticeable, but I would still prefer to have no scent. 2: This is tinted sunscreen verges on offering the coverage of a tinted moisturizer or skin tint. This would be a plus in most cases, except that it is too dark for me since it is winter. If your face is lighter than your neck, this won't be a problem, but I have the opposite problem. I don't like putting this on my neck because this sunscreen's tint will stain your clothes at the neckline.

No heavy feeling, protection is great against the sun, tinting takes care of the zinc whiteness! Overall, it's a fabulous summer foundation/sunscreen.

Been eyeing this for a couple of years now. I’ve been hesitant because of how expensive it is, but I decided to pull the trigger and by the 1 oz bottle. Pricy but 100% worth it to me. This stuff melts into my skin like butter. I have light brown/praline skin with a yellow undertone and you cannot see that I’m wearing sunblock. If anything, it enhances my complexion. My skin looks clearer. Very flattering. Not sure if the DNA repairsomes are actually working, or if it’s in my head, but my skin looks better after using it. Even after washing it off, it looks clearer. Unless I experience a drastic change in expenses, or a loss of income, I will be ordering this regularly. Try it!

The good. Very lovely liquid tinted sunscreen that easily applies and dries down matte on unmoisturized combination skin. No white cast for a Fitz IV. Contains DNA repair enzymes which purportedly reverse previous sun damage from the days before you were a fastidious sunscreen queen. Iron oxides even skin tone without making you feel like you’re wearing makeup, and also provide additional protection against visible light which can contribute to hyperpigmentation.The bad. It has fragrance which is somewhat baby powdery in its aroma. Not great but also not the worst. It’s a bit pricey but subscribe & save for 10% off is a solid deal. Also, it’s a rather large bottle at 100 mL so it’s akin to paying 35ish for a 50 mL bottle which isn’t cheap, but isn’t too bad. While it boasts a good SPF, and while there is more to UVA protection then concentration of zinc oxide, specifically formulation, I cannot help but be dubious of its UVA protection, particularly at longer wavelengths. At the end of the (sunny summer) day, UVA protection is far more important for skin aging than DNA repair enzymes which may or may not penetrate into the deeper layers of the skin in sufficient quantities to actually make a clinically significant difference.The ugly. For combination skin using tretinoin thrice weekly, it can be rather drying particularly with repeated applications throughout the day.TL;DRIn spite of my concerns about potentially suboptimal UVA protection from a mineral sunscreen, concurrent with my problematic desire to look like I’m in my 20s forever, I think the potential benefits of DNA repair enzymes are worth the pain in the wallet and potential dryness that must be counteracted with a base of moisturizer.Postscript. Most combo skin types living in humid climates don’t need a separate moisturizer in addition to their sunscreen, but this product is a clear exception. I circumvent the dryness by applying an oil absorbing moisturizer beforehand (Cetaphil Derma Control; chemical sunscreen SPF30), which permits me to maintain the delicate balance required for managing combination tretinoin thrice weekly skin adjusting to life/hell in a horribly humid climate. Given my concerns about how adequately a zinc oxide sunscreen will protect against longer wavelengths of UVA, and the fact that reapplying tinted sunscreen when out and about without access to plumbing is awkward and annoying, I tend to exclusively wear this sunscreen when I’m working, (aka indoors where people can see me) or out of doors at times of day when the UV index is low.