KopariSunglaze Sheer Setting Mist Sunscreen SPF 50, Weightless, Fast Drying, Ultra-Fine Setting Spray, Made With Hyaluronic Acid, Sets Makeup For A Hydrated, Dewy Finish, 2.53 fl oz

Leaves skin looking silky and smooth

I have mix emotions about it. It’s really gives a nice glow but the scent irritates my eyes

YEAR ROUND PROTECTION AND BENEFITS! I'm in love!! ✨⭐️✨

Im not sure what I was expecting, but I tried it on parts other then my face since my face is very sensitive. It had a very strong rubbing alcohol scent which is concerning. rubbing alcohol dries out the skin and is very irritating. unfortunately I wont be using this on my face.

I really do like the dewy finish of this as I have really dry skin, which is made worse after I apply makeup. I'm not too fond of the scent, which smells like alcohol, but it's not too bad and I'm used to a lot of finishing products having a similar scent. I didn't have any issues with breakouts or irritation after using this, but I can't speak for it's sunscreen/SPF effect cuz while I've worn it, I haven't been in the sun for long enough period of time to see if it is effective. I do like that it is a sunscreen in addition to a setting spray tho. It makes it way more convenient and easier to apply as a spray.

I never write reviews and I love Kopari, but this stung my eyes so badly I have to. Hours after applying, it somehow ended up in both my eyes and it stung like no sunscreen in my eyes has ever stung. I wanted to love this product so badly, but would not recommend.

After several times using KOPARI Sunglaze sheer setting, it had me curious about the intense alcohol scent. Not that it has caused me any ongoing problems. The dewy glow this creates after a fine misting, is certainly not disagreeable! But as the first ingredient, alcohol denat., I wanted to know if it was going to hurt my facial skin in the long run. Because in the past, my dermatologist has advised not to be using 70% isopropyl alcohol on my face, like I use to, when I would get blemishes. Alcohol denat., (alcohol denatured) is frequently used in cosmetics. It is generally suitable for most skin types, particularly those prone to oiliness or acne. However, individuals with dry or sensitive skin should exercise caution, as the astringent properties of Alcohol Denat. can potentially lead to dryness or irritation. In these cases, it’s advisable to use products containing this ingredient sparingly or opt for alternatives formulated specifically for sensitive skin. I'm assuming this is why it dries so quickly once I've misted my face.The sunscreen factor is plus! Yet, being honest, as hot as the temps reach now, I don't spend much time in the sun. Because I am fair skin toned, and also, have had a small skin cancer removed. So in turn, it has made me want to know what's in every product I apply to my skin. It's not to say, that I'm not always on the hunt for beneficial skin care additions. So currently, I would have say, because I don't actually have sensitive skin, this fine setting spray is working out for me.

This is way different from any sunscreen cream or spray I've tried before. It has a pleasant, slightly citrus-y scent, and it comes out as a fine mist. I can barely feel it make contact with my skin. There's a slight tackiness at first, but nothing uncomfortable. Although there's a pearly sheen to the liquid, I hardly saw any difference on my skin after applying. So if you're concerned about being all glittery, it won't happen. I love that this product is vegan, cruelty-free, and doesn't have the unwanted ingredients like parabens, sulfates, phthalates, etc. This sunscreen mist is great for everyday protection, however, it should not be used for the beach because it is not reef-safe. Otherwise, I highly recommend.