Garnier Ombrelle Complete Sensitive Advanced 60 SPF 200 mL

I have a serious skin allergy and have to stay out of the sun as much as possible. Added to which I have very sensitive skin. Those times when I do go out I always use this sunscreen and it works perfectly. It is non-greasy but does not dry out the skin. I no longer have to look for shade and can walk around like "normal" people do. I have been purchasing the Ombrelle sunscreen for years. The product has only gotten better over time and I will continue to purchase it.

I took a chance on buying this again because the last time I had bought it, I paid for 200ml and got 90ml. I took a picture with my review and it wasn't allowed>:[ It was upsetting not only because I paid for more and got less, but because I LOVE this product. I don't know why I wasn't permitted to write an honest review of what happened:/? But this time, I did receive the 200ml tube. So I'm very happy about that. I use this on my face as well as everywhere so getting the right amount is important. It is one of the very best formulas out there for fair, sunburn-prone, acne- prone skin. It's fragrance free and one of the least non-greasy sunscreens, that works, out there. There is a BIT of white cast, so darker skin tones know you will need to rub in well or use a bit of makeup tint mixed with it. Although it's flattering on fair skin. But most importantly protects superbly! I have bought similar sunblock in Europe-Bioderma was a favorite, but unavailable in the US. Although this one is comparable and worth it. I truly hope they don't change this formula as it is perfect for sensitive, acne-prone skin types. And it's fragrance free. I love it!

The best sunscreen made- period!

Best for oily skin, gives a Matt finish with a hint of white cast. Easy to blend. Does not sting the eyes like other brands. Good under makeup, and doesn’t pill.

Dry skin. On Retinols. 30-35 years of age. Autistic. Waste conscious. In searching to simplify the steps of skincare that I was doing, from a skin benefit, plastic & a mental benefit lens, I found this in a recommendation from Dr. Dray for dry skin. Having multiple layers of gunk on my skin doesn't feel good for me. I get crabby, and if it tingles I feel like I can't breathe, and just straight want to wash it off my face. This is working instead of a moisturizer in the morning so that I don't have to cake sunscreen over a moisturizer. It doesn't sting around the eyes on application.-- if you're ugly crying it totally stings a bit, but you're ugly crying so what does it matter that there's sunscreen in your eye? Okay, it sucks, but it is 100% better than crying Neutrogena sunscreens into your eyes. It doesn't dry me out like all the Japanese/korean chemical sunscreens do. It doesn't really have the goop feeling that some of the HA chemical sunscreens do. It doesn't pill. I put it on my husband that is a medium shade African American and it didn't cast. It does look a bit pasty until it absorbs into your skin. I wish it finished SLIGHTLY more matte, but I don't look like a glazed donut-- All in all, a really wonderful addition that has put my mind at ease that it is actually working for more than an hour & can stand on its own without other products to make it functional. I like that there is so much in one plastic container. A Biore UV container should really be used in 20 days... so that is a lot of waste because of sunscreen. So, balancing scientific sun protection with minimizing plastic consumption-- and all of the rest of the above wonderful things. This is my holy grail sunscreen.