Glow Screen Sunscreen.

"This is your Supergoop Glow Screen SPF 40. It's $38 for 50 mls, which is about 76 cents per ml. This is broad spectrum SPF 40. It gives you really this luminous pearlescent finish. It's very, very glowing. It hydrates, smooths the skin with hyaluronic acid and niacinamide. It layers beautifully under makeup with no peeling whatsoever. It also comes in multiple shades, so depending on your skin type, you're going to find a perfect match. The key ingredients are your chemical SPF filters, the hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and cocoa peptides. [...] It's one of the most refined glow SPFs on the market with that texture and shade range that flatters across skin tones and works seamlessly under makeup. So if you have a particular skin tone and dry skin and you want something that's going to go perfectly under makeup and budget is not an option, choose this one."

"There's one that is really nice and lovely to gift, which is the Supergoop Glow Screen SPF 40, and this is a lovely one because it kind of gives that shimmer glow and it's got this light tint that's really really nice to add during the wintertime when it's kind of dark and gloomy outside. It contains hyaluronic acid, vitamin B5, niacinamide, and sea lavender, great ingredients that just make a really elegant sunscreen that leaves no white cast."

"For $44 you're going to get the 0.68 ounce Glow Screen SPF 40. Remember, that's the one that has the shimmer in it. It might be a lot for the face, but it's also something that'll look good, you can put it on your decolletage, on your arms, or on your face if you want to, but remember you've got to put on enough sunscreen, which is 2 milligrams per centimeter squared of skin, which is about a quarter to a half a teaspoon for your face, neck, and ears."

"The Supergoop Glow Screen Sunscreen is very similar to the Unseen sunscreen, it has a very similar texture. The difference is that this has glowy pigments in it and it's a little bit less heavy on the skin, feels more like a lightweight foundation rather than a primer. It is gorgeous, it is glowy, but it is also a little expensive. [...] There are multiple shades depending on what skin tone you have. It [...] comes off a slightly darker color and it actually blends in a little bit better, you [...] really rub it in."

"This has a creme gel formula, but it feels very different on the skin compared to those other cream gel sunscreens [...] because it has a lot of makeup style pigment and effect particles in it, that's the bismuth oxychloride, mica, titanium dioxide, and iron oxides listed in the ingredients. I actually prefer the texture of this during application, it's a lot easier to get that full amount onto my face, but after it dries down it does feel very noticeable on my skin, probably because of all those shimmer particles. And [...] we need to talk about the shimmer because it is just too much. If you use a sunscreen amount, enough to get that full SPF 40 protection, it looks properly metallic. If you apply a really tiny bit, a primer amount, then it gives you a really beautiful glow, but not with the full amount. There's also this tint which dried kind of orange, and again I don't think this is an issue if you use a lot less, but sunscreen amounts, no, maybe it might work if you just happen to be that exact shade. I think this product is just better suited for people who are looking for a primer with some SPF protection and a glow rather than a sunscreen. So I wouldn't consider this a sunscreen really, I would call this a primer with SPF. I am really curious to know if anyone does like the Glow Screen when they're applying the right amount, I feel like a lot of people just aren't applying enough."