SaieSlip Tint Tinted Moisturizer with SPF 35 - Light Coverage, Glowy Skin Tint & Mineral Sunscreen for Face with Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid - Summer Makeup Essential - Shade Three (1.35 oz)

I’ve been searching for a clean alternative to my la roche posay tinted SPF. This is it! Although I still love the consistency of la roche posay better than anything else, this is the closest and nicest looking on my skin which I’ll take for the cleaner ingredients list! Nice coverage but looks like your skin if that’s what you’re going for.

Lo importante es que tiene protector solar , y lo segundo es que no le pesa nada a la piel , mi rostro no se irritó como otros , que me enrojecían los ojos y me sentía como que no podía ver bien cuando estaba usándolo , simplemente 10/10 me encanta

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Love this cream. Use it by itself. No need for foundation. Goes on smoothly and provides enough coverage. I do have to wait a few minutes, after applying moisturizer, to apply this. Otherwise it does not go on well. But, other than that...I love it and won't use anything else.

I write this as a devotee to Australian Gold Botanical SPF 50 Tinted Sunscreen BB Cream. I wanted to find something with a bit less sheerness - a bit more "color" while not being an actual foundation. I have found that Australian Gold works well with my 2 foundation favorites: iT Your Skin But Better & Sephora Best Skin Ever.This is a review of Saie Slip Tint SPF 35 Tinted Moisturizer - Light Coverage Moisturizer + Broad Spectrum Zinc Oxide Sunscreen - Shade Three + Half:My first impression of Saie - upon opening it - was that I wasn't impressed with the smell... it seemed a bit chemical-like? Hard to describe. It wasn't pleasant but it wasn't awful either. It went on very well, easy to blend, creamy. Compared to Australian Gold - which dries to a matte finish, it doesn't dry - it stays moist. This is both good and bad. Good because I have time to then apply a touch of my foundation over it, and blend it. Bad because it stays a bit shiny/wet looking - and needs a finishing powder to temper the shine. I found that Saie would not blend with my iT foundation - it balled up, it was streaky, it settled in my lines and pores & is very hard to blend. Saie did "ok" with the Sephora - not too bad.. but the Saie alone settles in fine lines, especially under the eyes and around the mouth/nose. If I use the Saie with ONLY my Lancôme Teint Idole Ultra Wear Concealer - it works well. I blend the concealer out toward my upper cheek bone - then blend/feather out - and I then don't use any foundation at all... just top with a finishing powder. So this product DOES settle in lines, creases, corner of nose, smile lines, and especially under eyes... but.. if you work with it a bit, and use a good quality brush, you can work the "settling" out. At the end of the day - I find that it looks pretty close to the same as when I applied it - but - I do get a bit of shine in my T-zone by the end of the day. When I use Australian Gold - I get no shine, no settling into lines/creases, it works with all of my other make-ups/foundations, and looks the same at the end of the day as when I first applied it.The biggest difference between the two products is that Saie has more coverage, and Australian Gold is much more shear/transparent/barely there. Saie CAN be worn on its own as an extremely light foundation - as it offers color to the surface of your skin, whereas Australian Gold seems to absorb into the skin. AG is MUCH more creamy and hydrating - but dries to a matte finish, and Saie applies creamy- if not wet feeling - and drying to a less-wet, but not matte or dry finish. AG has no odor/smell, and while Saie has a noticeable odor/smell - it dissipates after application, and now it actually isn't as noticeable as it was initially upon opening the product.. so that might be a temporary odor due to newness.Do I recommend Saie: Yes! I do. I would definitely try it as I feel it might apply differently to different skin types. I would use some kind of applicator to ensure better coverage (vs using your fingers) - and I have found a brush is better than a sponge.Does it work with foundation? Yes & No. Worked with one, and not with the other.Can it be used alone as an ultra light foundation? Yes! And it feels good on the skin, light & not greasy, but it does have shine. I now use both AG & Saie equally.. but my dry skin on my cheeks works better with Saie while my T-zone works better with AG! :). It's a toss up.In summary - Saie is not my holy grail, but it is a likable product that hasn't caused any break-outs or issues with my skin, goes on nicely & I'll probably purchase it again. $36 is, to me, pricey. You get far more bang for your buck with Australian gold (SO MUCH PRODUCT in the tube - it's a WOW on that).

I’ve used drugstore quality BB creams for years, specifically Maybelline Dream BB & Covergirl Smoothers BB both SPF.I decided to splurge on this because one instead of going with my usual BB creams.. I will never go back!! I just use my hands to apply like lotion and it blends right in, other creams leave streaks or need to use a beauty blender to get smooth. It’s definitely got that oily sunscreen texture, but I like the dewy look. Perfect for everyday wear in the summer!!

I loved this when I first bought it to mix with more moisturizer. But it is now so thick it won’t pump out and I have to squeeze a little out with the top off and add a lot more sunscreen and moisturizer. Just wish it was more liquid from beginning to the end of the bottle for the price.

The feel, the color, the protection - truly an amazing product! Will be recommending to my friends and family. Was thinking I’d be between a 3 and 3.5, went for the 3.5 since I wanted to lean a little darker and it was perfect!

If you have oily skin, you may want to avoid this product. It blends well with my skin tone and is very smooth, but I HATE the way it feels on my skin! Makes my skin feel more oily/greasy. If you're a fan of the glowy look, this might be the product for you, but I definitely feel like it blurs the line between glowy and oily.