Murad City Skin Age Defense Broad Spectrum SPF 50

The other thing this does is sort of patches up and separates slowly over the course of the day so it'll start separating around my mouth and I within...

It is a very pricey sunscreen. It's 60 pounds, but let me tell you guys, in my opinion, it is a special sunscreen. I think it's very unique compared t...

It's like I don't know. I like this one a lot too. This is really good

(Weirdly enough, I can use Nars radiant creamy concealer containing methyl methacrylate crosspolymer without issue, and I believe LRP Shaka fluid just caused redness without bumps). So now I'm back to using only sunscreens without any type of acrylate in the ingredients list, just in case. The best pick among the bunch is Murad City Skin Age Defense SPF 50 PA++++.

The most disappointing thing about his sunscreen is that I ordered it on March 3, 2019 and the expiration date is 11/19. This means this sunscreen will only be good for 8 months. Given how expensive this is, I would expect it to last longer, unless they were just trying to get rid of older bottles. ...

My skin would glow the following day and I experienced minimal redness, peeling & dryness. I'd purchase it whenever it went on sale, so it'd cost me $100-110/bottle; 1 bottle would last me at least 1 year (every other day usage), so I think it was totally worth it.

This is a great sunscreen. I’ve used MURAD for years but I can honestly say it smells so bad it makes me not want to wear it. I don’t mind spending money on good products. I don’t think I will by this again.

It’s spendy, but it lasts forever and there are sales. I love Murad, not exclusively, but when I lived in a humid place it was a lifesaver.

Purchased for its blue light protection. A medium degree of eye irritation which prevents me from re-apply through out the day.

There is a tingling sensation when rubbed on the face, and there will be small red rashes. Will not buy again.