La Shield Pollution Protect SPF 50 Mineral Sunscreen Gel | PA+++ | Lightweight & Oil free | Moisture boost formula | Water resistant | All Skin types | 80 gm

One of the best mineral sunscreen in indian market, at such a cheap price. this is my 4th purchase. It does leave a white cast but it looks good on skin, and makes it glowy, no need of foundation after applying this . Only negative feedback is it is Pa +++, It should be Pa ++++

Good fragrance and no white cast and non oilly

It has fragrance... texture is thick and easy to blend but makes little bit oily...not recommended for oily skin okay product for dry to medium skin

Best sunscreen for oily skin

This product gives a visible white cast after applying it. It's cheap but it doesn't sit well on skin and greasy

This sunscreen is so hydrating it leaves little white casting but it's fine it is long lasting and give u a very natural glow

The product is ok but very less cream is inside the tube. While opening lots of air was it

When i received the package, i felt somewhat disappointed because the quantity felt way off. It felt like someone had already taken some amount from the tube, but the tube was really sealed. It's probably not 50g like it claims, and will barely last a few days if used in normal quantity and at the frequency which is generally advised by doctors.Review is based on impressions of usage on first day.I had a feeling that my skin looked more flushed than usual after applying this, although there was no burning or stinging sensation. I had an active acne situation going on and i felt nothing at those spots too. The gel spreads easily on skin, tends to leave white cast and rubs off very easily. However it didn't cause massive amount of sweating that I usually face with sunscreens(although my experience is very limited, i have only used Lotus, Lakme and Neutrogena). This sunscreen has been the most comfortable on my skin so far.Now regarding ingredients, it's not exactly a mineral sunscreen. It contains octinoxate, which may be slightly safer than benzophenone-3(which is present in nearly all sunscreens available here, including Neutrogena), but is a very problematic compound all the same. Along with BP-3, it contains other chemical filter compounds which may be safe(as of present research status, they are non-carcinogenic). Zinc and titanium oxides act as the mineral sunscreen compounds here. So it's not a completely safe product.If you are buying this, be sure to reapply multiple times because it rubs off easily. And you may face skin issues with this because it contains too many compounds in it.