The Best Facial Sunscreens For All Skin Types

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White cast typically occurs in mineral sunscreen and is more apparent on darker skin tones because of the titanium dioxide and zinc oxide. Naturally white in colour, this can then transfer onto the skin when trying to be absorbed into the complexion. You can avoid this by opting for a more lightweight formula that absorbs easily or opting for a chemical sunscreen. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE

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