Mineral sunscreens leave a white cast, but chemical sunscreens won't. Dermatologist Shereene Idriss recommends the Peter Thomas Roth Mineral Tinted Sunscreen after a patient suggested it.
Help me find a sunscreen with no white cast. It's a tricky one only because if you're looking for a mineral sunscreen, something with zinc or titanium, there's always going to be a little bit of a white cast, no matter how invisible they make it. If you're looking for something with zero white cast, you're okay with a chemical sunscreen, which is totally fine, by the way. They're not more dangerous. They're not something you should avoid. Then I would go for that. So I think the tricky one is, let's see the mineral one. Peter Thomas Roth Mineral Tinted Sunscreen the reason I know about this is through a patient. She is an Indian patient, and she told me that this works better for her. So let's give it a test. 1. Oh, that's a lot for the back of your hand. Not bad. That's this one.
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