Neutrogena UltraSheer® Liquid Daily Sunblock

I am not always that good about applying sunscreen like I should. Sure I'll apply it if we're going to the beach, but I know it should be a part of my daily routine, even in the winter. It's just that I've always tanned really well and almost never burn. Even though I am of Asian decent, and less likely to get skin cancer, I also know that I still have a risk. Plus I need to set a better example for ER, who has Brad's fair skin.

My morning moisterizer already has SPF in it, but it's really low at only 15 SPF and I never reapply during the day. So it's not nearly enough, but let's be honest most sunblocks smell funny and leave you feeling greasy. Do I really want to feel that way everyday?
The one brand I do like, purchase, and wear is Neutrogena® Healthy Defense® Oil-Free Sunblock. It's great and even has a scent that reminds of citrus. So I was excited to find out about an opportunity to try out and review the Neutrogena Ultra Sheer® Liquid Sunblock SPF 55 & 70+.
It has the same consistency as liquid make up and I was really impressed by how quickly it absorbed and it felt absolutely weightless. I couldn't even tell I'd just put it on, just the way I like it. My face also didn't look all shiny, normally a tell tale sign of sunblock application. I don't wear much makeup but I tried it under some liquid foundation, to see what would happen and was really pleased. It didn't interfer with application or how it appeared.

The only drawback I see to the Neutrogena Ultra Sheer® Liquid Sunblock SPF 55 & 70+ is that it comes in a small bottle but one will last quite awhile if applied only to my face, neck, and ears. However, I liked how it worked so much that I'd love to be able to use it on my whole body but that kind of application would mean I'd run out very quickly.

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Disclosure of Material Connection: I received the product mentioned above for free for review purposes from Tidal Labs. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255: "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.