Eucerin Sun Clear Skin Face Sunscreen Lotion SPF 50 for Acne Prone and Oily Skin Lightweight Sunscreen with

Excellent facial sunscreen. It is lightweight, absorbs quickly, and leaves no greasy feeling or white residue. It works very well on combination or oily skin, helps control shine, and does not cause breakouts. Perfect for daily use and under makeup. I highly recommend it. Read more

This is one of the best face sunscreens I’ve used, especially if you hate that greasy or heavy sunscreen feeling. It goes on smoothly, absorbs quickly, and doesn’t leave a white cast or shiny finish. I have combination skin and this doesn’t clog pores or cause breakouts, even with daily use. It layers well under moisturizer and doesn’t pill. Great for everyday wear, not just beach days. Reliable sun protection without the annoyance—exactly what a face sunscreen should be. Read more

Eucerin girl, I didn't know that you knew ball before I found this product. I love it and my skin loves it. It's not oily and leaves my face feeling light and not weighed down with products. The scent is non-existent and the fact that it provides SPF 50 protection is a huge plus. Very lightweight and easy to apply. Since I found it, this has been my go to sunscreen. Read more

It gives great protection and doesn’t break me out, which is a big win for my oily skin. The finish looks nice and matte, and it works well under makeup. The only thing is — it does feel a bit sticky right after applying. It’s not terrible, and it goes away after a few minutes, but you can definitely feel it at first. Overall, it’s a solid sunscreen that does its job really well. I just wish it felt a little lighter on the skin. Read more

2nd update: I'm using this as my fall/winter sunscreen and in this dry cold weather it works really well. I do like the extra antioxidants (vitamin e, c, licorice root and derivatives, L-Carnitine) that help w protecting against hyper pigmentation, and skin tightening. UPDATE: I had to deduct a star...I tested this product under ideal conditions in the NE, but in the heat and humidity of Florida, it felt really heavy and I couldn't control the shine. It feels unfair bc Florida feels like you are breathing in water 6 months of the year, but I did have another american sunscreen that did not feel as heavy under the same conditions. My skin is like an oil well, especially my T zone. This applied nicely, very nice feel, and a major bonus, it did not irritate my eyes like most American sunscreens. I did an all day test on this without applying make up afterwards. This did not dry matte, on my hands it was very nice, it dried flat and felt like a thin moisturizer. On my face, it felt heavier bc...oily skin. It glides nicely, and has a more dewy finish. However, this did help slow down my oil glands, so it would seem, the L-carnitine works. My skin looked the same as when I applied it a few hours later. It did not look more dewy. So then I blotted my face carefully, reapplied the sunscreen, waited a few minutes for it to dry a few minutes. This time I blotted carefully again and applied a light dusting of baby powder, heavier in my T zone. It held up till the end of the night and my skin still looked great. Not an oily mess. So this worked for me, it seems carefully blotting after the sunscreen dries, there isn't much oil, but every bit helps, then dusting w a loose no color setting powder (I used Nars Crystal loose powder or Make Up Forever HD loose powder) helps set it. This is worth it for me. Pros: Eucerin is readily available everywhere in the US, it's a reliable reputable company. I don't have to order Asian sunscreen from reliable sites, or search out Asian stores, or fly to Asian countries to make sure I have a reliable source for a nice textured sunscreen. Could it be more matte? yes. But w little effort I can make this work. it has a PUMP (which I love love love, I can't emphasize how much I love pumps for skin care products) Avobenzone is much better at filtering out more of the full spectrum of UV-A rays than other modern new UV-A filters currently. Yes it's true. Chemists have figured out how to stabilize it too. So let's dispel the myth that it is unstable. In current formulations its stable for many many hours. It doesn't blind me, like most chemical sunscreens. I have very sensitive eyes. Ofc I still need to be careful. Its available at a reasonable price. $20 for an ounce of sunscreen is just not economically viable for me. Sunscreen shouldn't be a luxury product. The cost should be attainable by most of the population. I want to support companies that makes it affordable while not giving up quality or texture. Con Not matte upon application. On my skin, it does control oil even if not matte finish. Read more

One of the best protectors, the texture is light and does not leave your skin greasy, it is wonderful Read more

I've been using the Eucerin Sun Clear Skin Face Sunscreen Lotion for several weeks and I've loved it. It has a light texture, doesn't leave my face sticky or with that annoying shine that many sunscreens leave. It absorbs quickly and works great as a base before applying makeup. The best thing is that it doesn't clog pores or cause breakouts, something I've experienced with other brands. I also like that it has high SPF protection, ideal for hot weather or for those who spend a lot of time in the sun. The finish is mattifying, leaving skin soft and protected all day. Plus, it doesn't have a strong scent or greasy feel. In short, it's perfect for combination or acne-prone skin looking for protection without compromising skin texture. Read more

The best oil free SPF (imho) because the lotion is light and doesn't cause pores. SPF must be applied often and I live in sunny Los Angeles. I take Metro so I am outdoors. Read more