Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Water Resistant and Non-Greasy Sunscreen Lotion with Broad Spectrum SPF 100+, 3 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

I bought this to use as a more all over body everyday sunscreen to prevent sun damage and tans on exposed areas i.e. legs, hands etc. and it's well worth it, especially for the price. It comes out as a light cream texture and spreads easily when rubbing it into the skin with minimal white cast. It dries down fairly quickly, but I would say it takes a good couple of minutes for full dry down. It's not sticky or greasy afterwards and in my experience does not transfer or stain any clothing. As for as sun protection, I have not seen my skin worsen in terms of tanning at all which means it should be doing its job. Only con I would say is that there is the typical sunscreen smell that never quite goes away even after having sunscreen on all day (w/ no reapplication). But overall it's a good sunscreen and recommend if you're looking for a light body sunscreen for everyday use.If you're wondering about using it on the face, personally I would say to use it when you're under a lot more sunlight (like beach, hiking, tropical sunny areas) because in my opinion there are much better suncreens for the face if you're more an indoor person or have little exposure. This one is more heavy duty than more cosmetically elegant sunscreens like biore uv watery essence or etude house airy sunprise and is less likely to be comfortable on your face if you're mainly going to be indoors. It's not bad for the face in my experience, but there's better if that's your intended purpose.

Update Thanksgiving 2018.It's now been 4 months since first trying Ultra Sheer 100+. Frankly I am still stunned how well it works. We have now been back in Florida for a month and I walk or ride a bike daily.What I like best is it not only protects my non pigmented skin from burning in direct sun... it also keeps the rest of my hands and arms from tanning. This makes a huge difference.Wonderful product!Original July 2018A number of years ago I began experiencing vitiligo or loss of skin pigment on my hands. This meant I had to where gloves or use a high spf sunscreen. I have tried a number of sunscreens but they had some unusual problems from dissolving the adhesive on my Fitbit, to making my eyes water if I wiped the sweat off my forehead. Last weekend I gave Neutrogena 100+ a try. I was going to be outside in full sun for 5 hours. I applied it once, then again an hour later before I went outside and it worked perfectly! The next afternoon I tried just a single application before a two hour motorcycle ride. Again it worked exactly as I hoped., it was light, non-greasy, didn't transfer. When I got it on my shirt I just wiped it off.Could not be happier. Not saying this will change my life, but it sure will make it easier to go out in direct sunlight.

I've used a lot of, like, BB creams and foundations and moisturizers with SPF 20 or 30, but they've never seemed to work as well as a plain sunscreen of the same SPF. I've gotten a couple burns using those sorts of products. In the past, when I've tried to use plain sunscreens on my face daily, they've stayed greasy to the touch, broken me out, and made my makeup slide off.I'm only 30 but I have started to notice some signs of lasting sun damage on my face (eek). And as someone with Type II skin and a family history of basal and squamous cell carcinomas, I knew I needed to get serious about sun protection for my health as well as my vanity. Some research revealed that while SPF 30 may be sufficient if you reapply throughout the day and use the product alone, you need much higher SPFs to get the same benefit if you're only applying once a day or if you're using other products on your skin at the same time. I started looking for a reasonably priced, SPF 50+, single-purpose sunscreen that I'd actually be able to commit to using every day. The local drugstore doesn't seem to stock anything that checked the three boxes of being good for facial use, over SPF 50, and under $10 a tube. So I turned to Amazon and found this.I use a nickel-sized dollop of this product for my face. Applying this amount at first leaves a bit of a white cast and greasy sheen, but after 10 or 15 minutes it soaks in and becomes a nice, stable base for makeup. I've only been using it for a few days, but so far no signs of break outs or clogged pores (knock on wood). Since I layer it over a moisturizer, I wanted a high enough SPF that I could be confident I was still getting a lot of sun protection even if if it gets a little diluted by the other product. The only downside is that it stings the eyes like crazy! Overall, I'm quite happy with it and would recommend it.

I've been using Neutrogena sunblocks for years and have never been disappointed with them. I don't particularly crave for the sun like most people because I get easily tanned into an unpleasant unhealthy grayish complexion. I've been avoiding going out for long in the summer time but with the Ultra Sheer SPF 100, I can stay in the sun for as long as I need.One time I went snorkeling in the Florida keys with some friends and after a day at the beach and in the water I could find only a hardly noticeable bikini mark on my back. My friend and her husband who used Banana Boat SPF 50 turned into two zebras while still on the beach, and on the next day their skin was peeling all over the body. If you're into getting tanned then this will not be a good choice for you.It's also gentle to the skin, not heavy at all considering its high SPF, and not nearly oily as other brands at SPF 30. I wear it every day without any discomfort. I had a skin allergy one time with rashes all over my body, went to see my doctor, and asked if I could still use sunscreen. The doctor asked what sunscreen I was using and as soon as she heard Neutrogena she said "Yes, Neutrogena is fine." I've used other more expensive sunscreens sold in the department stores but none of them works as effectively as this product. Highly recommend to those who are concerned about getting tanned or sunburns, but you need to get a lower SPF if you just wanted to get tanned without peeling skin.