How it feels
Respondents: 1How are the product feel results calculated?
Users who reviewed this product directly answered five questions about their experience with the product while writing their reviews.
For each question, the most selected answer is shown as the representative result. The percentage indicates the share of survey respondents who selected that answer.
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How would you rate the spreadability? Very easy (100%)
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How would you rate the white cast? None at all (100%)
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How would you rate the stickiness? Almost none (100%)
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How much did it sting your eyes during wear? None at all (100%)
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How much did the product pill while applying it? None at all (100%)
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Ratings & reviews
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I think this is the pinnacle of sunscreens! It’s moderately firm and spreads well, but it doesn’t keep spreading loosely forever—it adheres evenly and snugly. It barely feels like sunscreen at all. It feels more like a cream you apply as the last step of your skincare routine. It isn’t sticky or shiny, and it’s resistant to sweat, so it seems suitable for both summer and winter. It applies evenly and doesn’t crease or get patchy as time passes, so I feel like it really does prevent tanning properly. I also use KANEBO’s Veil of Day and Cosme Decorté’s Airy Transparent, but I feel like Clé de Peau’s sunscreen prevents tanning the best. Veil of Day has a slightly runny texture and seemed weak against sweat, making me feel like I might tan, but I don’t have that concern with Clé de Peau’s sunscreen (though they’re not really comparable since the prices are about twice as different). *I’ve included a summary of my thoughts on the three department-store sunscreens I own in the image. It also seems good as a makeup primer. The pale pink texture turns transparent when applied, so it doesn’t brighten the skin tone, but it helps makeup adhere and gives a beautiful finish. So far, I haven’t experienced any pilling either. The downside is that it’s expensive.. But I did feel that expensive sunscreens really are different in their own way. There’s genuinely none of that tight, squeaky feeling you get with sunscreen.. Another thing that bothered me a little was the scent. Why does it smell citrusy..?? That was the only part that left me puzzled. I really would have preferred a floral scent.. But I felt that this sunscreen really does prevent tanning, so I think I’ll make an effort to repurchase it!
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