Altruist Sunscreen SPF50

Name: Altruist Sunscreen SPF50
Brand: Altruist
SKU: 6375e2f6a371404fe71fe567
Rating: 3.4 (57 reviews)

Based on 57 reviews

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Great value for money

High photo protective value

Broad-spectrum protection

Suitable for sensitive, dry, and acne-prone skin

Available in different sizes

Not as waterproof as some users would like

Some users experienced skin irritation

Can be greasy or difficult to apply for some users

Verdict

Overall, Altruist Sunscreen SPF50 receives positive reviews for its affordability, high photo protective value, and broad-spectrum protection. However, some users experienced skin irritation or found the sunscreen to be greasy or difficult to apply. The sunscreen is recommended for normal skin that does not require a lot of moisturizer and is suitable for sensitive, dry, and acne-prone skin. While some users found the sunscreen to be waterproof, others found it to be less effective in water. The sunscreen is available in different sizes and can be purchased on Amazon.

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Altruist: Best Body Sunscreen (UK)| Dr Dray

Very, very affordable, and then for US viewers, you can also buy this on Amazon for, you can get these two of these for, two of the SPF 30, 30 bottles...

Altruist Sunscreen Review: Brown Skin Friendly?! feat. The Style And Beauty Doctor

So overall, my thoughts on the Altruist sunscreens, I think they are a win. I think they are a hit, hands down, I wouldn't recommend it just due to th...

Altruist sunscreen SPF50 Review | Black girl friendly ? | No White cast ?

I can manage all the other cons, like I don't have a problem. I obviously use the sunscreen. I use it

[Sun Care] These 5 sunscreens met their SPF label according to latest study from Consumer NZ. Link in comment

Met their claims :. - Cancer Society Everyday SPF50+.

Positive

nanousagi

3 years ago

reddit.com/r/SkincareAddiction

It was a good sunscreen at first but unfortunately developed a rash to it.

It was a good sunscreen at first but unfortunately I developed a rash to it. I'm quite sensitive to products though especially sunscreens. I think I'm just going to have to stick to fragrance free mineral sunscreen. :(

Poll! When did you start daily sunscreen and how many total years? What was your first one and what are you using now?

Altruist SPF50 is finicky and doesn't always work with my skin (sometimes it applies beautifully, sometimes it pills), so when the pandemic sort of calmed down and we no longer had to wear mask, I tried to find something that is less finicky and looks better. When I was in Asia for work, my favourite was the Biore UV Perfect Face Milk (still the most elegant sunscreen I have tried, but will not trust it in full sun exposure). I went through a lot of sunscreen.

Positive

Skimd

2 years ago

reddit.com/r/EuroSkincare

Great Sunscreen

I LOVE this sunscreen. I have dropped it a star and I shall tell thee why… firstly it has amazing reviews so my honest star drop isn’t going to affect business and I care about this business! I’ve been buying this for years. BUT… this isn’t as waterproof as I’d like, and on my holiday I had to choos...

Hey, I want to find a sunscreen for daily use, I'm currently using LRP Anthelios spf50+ UVmune 400 invisible fluid (what a name) and I like it a lot but 18€ for 50 ml seems a bit expensive, I have combination skin and rosacea type 1. The ones I've seen at a good price are the following. Altruist spf50. Australian Gold SPF 50 Tinted (Not sure if it will fit my tone :().

Positive

Adrian01_

2 years ago

reddit.com/r/EuroSkincare

Decent affordable sunscreen

I’ve used both the Face fluid SPF50 and the regular sun cream SPF50. Overall they’re both good sunscreens but i wouldn’t recommend the regular cream for the face. Protection: Both offer amazing broad spectrum protection White cast: I am very pale and I didn’t experience any white cast from either, a...

Right now, I use Altruist Dermatologist SPF50+ sunscreen now as my daily sunscreen, but it pills terribly. LRP Anti-Shine and UltraSun (I think I got the anti-pigmentation) pills on me, too. Riemann P20, the LRP Ultra / Hydrating Creme, Bioderma Max Milk can be pretty sticky and greasy for daily use, even after powdering.

Negative

Tx1987

3 years ago

reddit.com/r/EuroSkincare

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Scent

Fragrance Free

Product Benefits

Ultra-Violet Protection

Sun Protection

50 SPF

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