I have a real problem with chemical suncreens and so on search I found this. I love it and have repurchased about six times. It does protect against sun damage. My hyperpigmentation diminshes while using this. I think it wears amazing and it makes my skin feel good. My HG suncreen

I'm sure that this is a great product for most people, but it made me break out. I have REALLY sensitive skin, so most people won't have this issue, but it has something that disagrees with my rosacea. The packaging is GREAT. It has a pump that allows precise dispensing of the sunscreen so that there is no waste. The product looks great and feels great on my face. It has no "unwanted" ingredients and meets my requirements for safe ingredients. I wanted it to work. I tried it several different days, but each time I had little white bumps on my face by the end of the day. If you don't have super-sensitive skin, you can likely use this product. Unfortunately, I can't.

I really like the principles surrounding this line and the fact that it was rated really well by EWG, both for protection and for lack of toxicity. However, this will not be my go-to sunscreen for everyday use. It has a bit of a tacky feel to it and it actually did leave a bit of a white cast and shine to my skin. It actually made my skin look really dull, almost sickly, and my makeup just slid right off. It does protect very well, but I just can't use it as my everyday sunscreen because of the reasons I just mentioned. I prefer Devita, which protects really well, blends with my makeup and sinks into my skin. I would use the Suntegrity if I'm going sans makeup or just going for a workout/hike though.

I wish I didn't like this so much since it's more than I'd like to spend for a sunscreen. Atleast it's for the face, so the bottle will last quite a while. It's in an air pump opaque container which should keep it stable even longer. I've been searching for a good sunscreen that doesn't leave a white cast or give me that glistening look. My skin tone is medium, so when upon first application, I thought this might give me a white cast since it's a bit thick, but it absorbs well and blends beautifully. It kind of brightens and evens out my skin a bit and doesnt look greasy at all. I wouldn't wear it alone (mainly because I always wear moisturizer), but it should be fine even though it doesnt feel like a moisturizer. It wears well under makeup and wore it the entire day without a breakout. There are some plant oils, so that may not work for some, but my skin loves them over chemical fillers, so that wasn't an issue with me at all. As a matter of fact, it seemed to have helped with surface zits. I wore it in LA and Miami when the sun was out, and although I didn't spend a lot of time in direct sunlight, it gave me great protection. I still love Devita, but for outside activities I'd prefer suntegrity over Devita. For daily wear when I'm in and out, I'll probably do the Devita or Green Beaver since they're both sufficient and cheaper for daily wear. I do believe the protection is a bit stronger with the Suntegrity because it's thicker so I'll reserve using that when I need it. If it were competitive in price, I would be comfortable using it exclusively. It's retail is 45.00 but on http://www.kissandmakeupny.com/ theres free shipping to the US and Canada (no tax except in ny state). I got mine from the detox market when I was in LA, but they also ship free and usually has great discount codes (like 15-20%!) through odacite.com (owner of the detox market).
**7/21/2011. I just upped the rating to 5 stars. We went hiking and rock climbing up north and spent hours in the sun, broken clouds, etc. I did apply every hour to 1.5 hours or so, just to make sure, and the protection was excellent. When I washed it off, my skin was supple so it seemed to help in minimizing the effects of outdoor exposure in general as well, and this was very important to me since Im very active in outdoor sports.. This is no longer overpriced. I still use my Devita as a daily moisturizer with sufficient protection for minimal days of sun. I'm looking forward to trying this during ski season. If it's too drying, I'll stick to Green Beaver for the winter months.