WICKERMOSS: REVIEW: Enavose Invisible Sunbrella UV Mist SPF45]

As we are exposed to the Mighty Sun King most of the time,

UV rays are one of our mortal enemies.

Though I got used to using sunscreen that comes in (gel, lotion) form,

wearing them is still vexatious as ever.

But who would welcome skin cancer, pigmentation, aging and the whatnot?

Like facial wipes, facial mists are part of my bag staples.

I wanted to use a makeup setting agent & an SPF all in one...

preferably that comes in a mist form.

This [Enavose Invisible Sunbrella UV Mist SPF 45] claims to get the job done.

Spray-on function is spot on;

one of its features to love.

Lightweight and slim so it can fit most bags/purses.

Zilch offensive scent with clear, water-like texture.

This would not be able to target hard-to-reach spots on the face,

but you can save a few fingers from getting slimy

compared to using those lotion-type sunscreens.

Obviously no whitish cast for this.

Refreshing?

Hydrating?

Unfortunately I did not feel any hydration boost for this too.

No need to unscrew/twist any cap; just lift the cap off and liberally spray on your face anytime of the day. No accidental sprays as it's locked when the cap ain't lifted up.

Expiration stamped on to the bottle itself is always a plus for me; some would only label the box; but you can't be lugging the box with you always right?

Unfortunately (Part2)

My skin feels sticky after it dries up ;

My skin looked doubly sticky after an hour of application.

I was convincing myself at first...

"No, it's a dewy effect!"

But then, my mirror wants to break free and yes,

I was as gooey as a gelatin.

BooHoo.

I sprayed on my arms to see how it goes

...rubbed it in and felt the exact same stickiness.

I am not going to the extreme of explaining SPFs in this post .. like

"What's the correct SPF to use on days when I'd be basking under the sun for a mere 2-3 hours or so?"

I consider sunscreen products a sensitive one, really do needs a lot of individual research.

If you think SPF protects you from everything, think again. Those ingredients that provide SPF will shield you from only UVB rays. Most dermatologists recommend an SPF of at least 15-30.