InZincable SPF50

Extremely greasy and strong white cast

I used this SPF twice, applying the recommended amount of ¼ teaspoon (which I measured), It left a very noticeable white cast that I simply couldn’t blend away, no matter how much I worked it into my skin (I’m Latina, medium to light skin tone…). It was also the oiliest sunscreen I’ve ever used. I shook the bottle vigorously before applying, as recommended to help reduce the oiliness, but it didn’t make a noticeable difference. The only reason I can think of for this formula is that it may be better suited to people with very very dry skin. On my skin, it felt similar to applying La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5 - very rich, heavy, and greasy. The one aspect I really liked was that it didn’t sting my eyes at all, which is something I appreciate in a sunscreen. Unfortunately, because of the persistent white cast and greasy finish, I wouldn’t repurchase it. I would love a refund, I don’t mind paying the luxury price for a good product. But I am beyond disappointed… it wasn’t cheap. I don’t think I’ll try any other products. It’s a shame I was excited about Dr. V. I might only use it around my eyes going forward until I finish it.

Zincable SPF

I’m in love with this SPF.I use this as 2 inn1 product moisturiser/spf. The glow it gives my skin is amazing.These days I’m comfortable wearing only this product with zero make up.Ive been using this spf for close to two years now.My whole family loves this SPF.

My go to spf for the past few years

I’ve been using Dr V since I found out that her skin products are made for skin of colour. In the past I’ve had bad reactions to all other kinds of skincare as I figures my skin wasn’t very good with fragranced products. And with certain acids. Since using Dr V spf my skin hasn’t broken out and I feel once I put it on it gives my face a nice glow.