Future Screen SPF 50.

"At the four-hour check-in, it still looked fine from a distance, but up close it settled into wrinkles. It was being weird by my eyebrows, and my under eye concealer was much more worn off than normal. At the eight-hour check-in, the makeup was almost completely worn off, so it drastically shortened the wear time of the makeup. As a sunscreen, I give this a five out of five, it is perfection. As a standalone sunscreen under makeup, I give it just two out of five."

"We are down to the final sunscreen, the Ultra Violette Future Screen SPF 50. I got this just a couple of weeks ago, but I very quickly came to love it. This is an Australian-based sunscreen company that just recently launched this in the United States. You can find it in Sephoras. They call this a modern mineral sunscreen. It's SPF 50. It is just an absolute delight to apply, but I don't think it's going to be everyone's cup of tea. This is very slightly tinted. If you have super pale skin, the tint is going to be too dark, but if you are paler than me or my tone, it's going to be just fine. It's incredibly liquidy, so you have to be careful when you take it out of the bottle because you could make a mess real quick. And then as you're applying it, it feels almost like a face oil, like it's got some slip to it. I don't know if that's because of the squalane in here. It feels nice, it feels nourishing. And then when you get it totally distributed, it is quite dewy, quite shiny on the skin. Now, as someone who has dry skin, I don't really mind that, it makes my skin look healthy and glowy, and I will take a little bit of translucent setting powder and just blot it down. If you were going to try to wear this with zero powder, zero makeup, it's not going to be everyone's look, you're going to look a little sweaty. But if you feel comfortable with makeup and manipulating your sunscreen by blotting down some of the sheen with powder, I think this is..."