Sunscreen Gel Cantabria Labs Heliocare 360 Gel Oil-Free Dry Touch

I didn't buy it here, but at a pharmacy based on a recommendation from a cosmetologist. The scent is overpowering, the product clumps up, and it left a greasy, sticky film on my face. The overall sensation was extremely unpleasant. It didn't suit my oily skin at all.

It has a yellow tint on the face and it smudges. When it gets on the hair growth area or eyebrows, it clumps the hairs together and cannot be removed. It stings a little. It causes breakouts. It shines a lot on the face and runs in the sun.

Overall, this is one of the worst products I've had. I had to throw it away.

It is very inconvenient that there is no label in Ukrainian language and it is impossible to understand when the cosmetics were manufactured.

Unfortunately, the cream did not work for me and I did not like it. I developed small rashes after using it, and the only new addition to my skincare routine was this SPF. It feels heavy on my face and makes it very oily. I have combination skin.

I didn't like the cream! It tightens my oily skin and doesn't apply evenly. It clumps up and I constantly feel it on my skin, making me want to wash it off. I tried applying it on moisturized and dry skin, but we just couldn't get along. The only positive thing is that in hot weather, my face looked more matte compared to other SPF products. It does a great job at sun protection, rating it a 5+.

I have combination skin that gets oily very quickly. This product is a real find for me. I use it immediately after washing my face. It leaves my skin feeling moisturized and doesn't require any additional creams. One of the great advantages is that it doesn't leave any stickiness and dries within seconds.

I would like to defend this gel. At first, I didn't understand how to use it, as I applied it slowly and spread it out like other SPF products, but it's different here. This gel actually dries very quickly on the skin, so you need to get used to it and find the optimal and comfortable method of application for yourself. Now, for the summer, this is my favorite product. I apply it after serum, without moisturizer (I have combination skin, so using a moisturizer before SPF in the summer would be too much).

The cream is bad because it tends to roll off and remains sticky until it dries. It feels like the skin is covered in a film and becomes tight. It causes breakouts and blackheads. Applying it is very unpleasant as it sticks to the fingers, and when I spread it on my face, it starts to roll off. I do not recommend it. Once again, I am convinced that the best sunscreens are from Isdin.

My first impression was "wow," but then... if you apply it over a moisturizing cream, it rolls off very heavily after an hour. And if you apply it on bare skin, it dries quickly while you spread it, also causing it to roll off, and then it dries out severely... Overall, my expectations were "wow," but in reality, I'll have to look for something new. And I haven't even put makeup on it yet. I'm attaching a photo - I simply ran my hand over my face after an hour.

An excellent sun protection product. It has a lightweight, nude-colored texture that goes on without leaving any visible tone, but I feel like it slightly evens out the skin color. It doesn't whiten the face or make it oily.

The only downside for me is that foundation/powder tends to roll off of it. If you manage to apply it in a way that it doesn't roll off, it will stay in place, but if you try to blend the foundation with your fingers, it's just a disaster.