L’Oréal Paris Bright Reveal UV Fluid SPF 50+ for Face, 2% Niacinamide and LHA + Vitamin E, Protects Prevents and Visibly Corrects All Types of Dark Spots, Hormonal Spots, Sunspots and Age Spots, 50ml

L’Oréal Paris Bright Reveal UV Fluid SPF 50+ is an excellent sunscreen, especially under makeup. It has a lightweight, fluid texture that applies effortlessly and absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy or heavy feeling. There’s no noticeable scent, which is a big plus for those sensitive to fragrances. It creates a smooth base for makeup without pilling or interfering with foundation. A great daily SPF that offers high protection while being comfortable to wear for a reasonable price!"

Very light you only need little bit spreads easily

I have both sunscreens L’Oreal launched: Thai one and the Revitalift Clinical SPF 50. Comparing these two, the niacinimide one is stickier, greasier and leaves a film on the skin. Does it do its job as a sunscreen? Yes! Is it as a pleasant experience to apply and wear as Revitalift? No. My foundation applies differently on top of this one, does not quite set as well and feels heavy. That being said, if your foundation is on the dry side or do not wear makeup on top, it is fine. Otherwise it is a very good SPF for what it does

Good quality

I would say this has worked more on the discolouring under my eyes rather than my darker skin patches regardless it's a nice face cream with high SPF protection

Love this SPF 50+ & I always double buy when on offer.

It's truley great I had a brown mark on my brow. It's really starting to fade it's a age spot but it's fading I'm so pleased I tried it will be keeping it in use and reordering.

Thanks to the pandemic, I've been forced to gawp at my face for hours on end during video meetings. As a male in his 40s, I was blissfully unaware of the ravages of time until one such call when...shock horror...I noticed a crease under my right eye. Instantly, I started searching online for ways to erase my age.Possible the most important thing I learned was that sun exposure accounts for up to 90% of photoaging (sun damage which causes wrinkles) and that a good sunscreen can prevent and halt this process.As locking myself in a dark room for the rest of my life isn't really an option (although some days it's appealing), I thought I'd give sunscreen a go. Obviously, I went for the factor 50 because why do things by half? Not really knowing what I was doing, I purchased several brands of high potency sunscreen which left me looking whiter than a sheet (not that my sheets are particularly white, but you don't need to know that...next on my list, laundry whitener).Then I came across this. Wow. It absorbs without leaving any white cast.I have to be fairly careful with skin products as I have rosacea. I now use this daily, and while some mornings it does tingle a bit, it hasn't reacted negatively with my skin in any discernible way. It's a liquid with a fairly thick consistency, but not quite a cream. The only way I can describe how it smells is slightly smoky, which I don't mind - I go by the motto 'if it tastes bad, then it must be good for you'. I can understand, however, that it might put some people off. If you're used to skin products smelling like tropical flowers and blue lagoons, then this may not be for you.I can't comment on its ability to correct dark spots as I don't have them (fortunately) but as far as the sunscreens go, this is one of the best I've used. Now, I just need to figure out a way to go back 20 years and start using it then...