Sunscreen

@Emily if you haven't tried Seoul 1998, that is @hazelmoss fave. I have tried RL Camellia and HH Tropical Dew and VT PDRN air Cloud so far and like them. Have heard good things about Haru Haru also. If you want mineral, Aestura is good!

You might like Axis-Y No Stress Physical Sunscreen if white cast isn't a problem for your tone depth. It's not as "whitening" and thick as HHW mineral sunscreen for sensitive skin, but it's still mineral. Why I like it: light serum relative to to HHW, comfortable in hot-humid summer, worked well with makeup, no fragrance, mugwort and (only) 2% niacinamide, which together help with acne, redness, and clogging. Squalane and HA help keep skin moisturized without overload. It lives in my top rotation with Seoul1988 Pine Tree + Ceramide (combo holy grail) and Numbuzin #1. Seoul1988: It contains pine tree and various peptides for anti-inflammatory and barrier-strengthening properties. The lightweight and gentle formula is made free of alcohols, parabens, sulfates and artificial colorants. (YS marketing) I thought I had read somewhere on this forum that folks with oily skin didn't like Numbuzin #1. But I like it on my combo skin. Numbuzin #1: (YS marketing) Infused with cica, heartleaf and licorice root extracts plus multiple types of hyaluronic acid, this lotion-like chemical sunscreen spreads and absorbs quickly while cooling, calming and hydrating skin. The sun essence wears well under makeup, comfortably delivering SPF 50+ PA++++ protection in a fragrance-free, non-comedogenic formula. The cherry on top is the applicator that lets you dispense a precise amount onto your face – no more squeezing out too much sunscreen into your hands! Each numbuzin number line represents different skin concerns, and No.1 focuses on hydration and soothing care ideal for sensitive and acne-prone skin.

Also can the sunscreen not have any fragrance