I never really know what to expect of sunscreens, because I hate the fact that I can still rub it off after applying but at the same time, sunscreens are meant to stay on the surface of the skin so that it can reflect UV light.
With that being said, I hate the fact that I can rub it off.. But other than that, its relatively non oily, the texture really resembles that of whipped cream which is quite interesting. It was quite expensive although I don't remember how much it cost me and I don't think it is worth it. Clinique's CityBlock is a much better alternative.
It didn't do anything bad to my skin but i dont feel it really protected it either hence 3 lippies

First of all, I should say I'm very picky about sunscreen. It has to leave my skin matte and clean feeling, not filmy. It has to have a great texture for sitting underneath foundation. It has to be totally invisible- no gray or white cast allowed. I prefer SPF 30, but I'll take 15 since my skin is naturally darker anyway (I never burn, even when I didn't use sunscreen). And it can't break me out! This sunscreen falls short in most of those categories. It feels heavy on, even though it's a gel-cream and it left my face looking greasy. I didn't have any problems putting foundation on top of this, but when I tried using cream blush it slipped off in a couple of hours. It didn't look gray or white on my skin, which was great. I can't honestly say that it broke it me out, but it made my skin so greasy that I was always worried about that. Needless to say, I'll keep on looking.

Great sunscreen, it does not have a strong smell and it goes on smoothly and dries quickly. It's good because it does not leave your body all greasy and ickly feeling It gives great coverage. My husband and I both use it. I have tried many many sunscreens and I find Biotherm makes the best "sun" products. I now live in Australia and I use the SPF 30 for stronger coverage. Their "aftersun" product is great too!

I gave this a 3 because I really like the fact it's SPF 30 and not as greasy as a normal sun block, but it is still a bit greasy and I wouldn't recommend it to people who are prone to acne, even though I haven't had any problems with it. I'm still in search of the perfect facial sun block but this will do me for now.

It was certainly a nightmare. I kept asking the salesperson if the anti wrinkling agent would cause my skin to break out (since I have combination skin) She said, no. That the ingredient was to protect against the sun's harmful rays! And after one application, small oil sparts erupted on my forehead and cheeks! I'm never gonna believe them ever again!