mychelle tinted sunscreen
By Amber

July 25th, 2022

Thanks to MyChelle for sending me this tinted suncreen. As always, all opinions are my own.

In the summer I love to be outside as much as possible because we get so few nice months to enjoy the outdoors in Minnesota! However, I don’t like wearing full foundation/makeup every day when I’m hanging out with the kids. On top of that, I don’t love traditional sunscreen. When I heard about MyChelle’s Natural Tinted Sunscreen, I thought it would be a great alternative! 

mychelle tinted sunscreen

MyChelle Natural Tinted Sunscreen

MyChelle’s Natural Tinted Sunscreen comes in a variety of colors to match your skin the best. I wasn’t sure if light or light/medium would be the best option for me because my skin is definitely a few shades darker in the summer than it is in the winter. The light/medium is a perfect match right now. I took a before and after without any other makeup so you can see the difference. 

before and after sunscreen

The tinted sunscreen is sheer which means it’s definitely not full coverage and is made so you can wear foundation on top. That said, I love how it evens out my skin tone and leaves a nice matte finish. Other tinted products I’ve used have made my skin look somewhat orange, but that doesn’t happen with MyChelle’s product! It feels like I’m not wearing anything which is exactly what I’m looking for on hot summer days!

mychelle tinted sunscreen

MyChelle’s tinted sunscreen is oil-free and contains bentonite clay which leaves the nice matte finish and reduces shine on your skin. You’ll want to shake the bottle up before applying and it goes on smoothly. Both the light and light/medium options offer broad-spectrum protection and are SPF 50. 

mychelle tinted sunscreen

Here’s a bit closer look at the difference between the light and light/medium. If you’d prefer a non-tinted option, MyChelle also has that available. Otherwise, choose from light, light/medium, medium dark, or dark tints. 

mychelle tinted sunscreen

On top of being made with natural ingredients (you can find all of them on MyChelle’s site), this tinted sunscreen is also reef-safe! You’ll find that it’s also free from parabens, petroleum, phthalates, silicones, sulfates, ureas, artificial fragrances, and artificial colors. 

I’ve been using MyChelle products for over a year now and I’ve been impressed with everything I’ve tried. The Hydrate Collection is my go-to in the winter when my skin is extra dry. I’ve also used a variety of their moisturizers! If you’re looking for a lightweight tinted sunscreen that wears well alone or under make-up, you’ll want to give this a try.

 

 

 

 

This post currently has 8 responses.

  • Lauryn R

    I have never tried tinted sunscreen before but what a great idea! I do have some powder that has 15SPF in it, but that is nothing compared to the 50 that MyChelle products have. I love that it looks so real too, I know that orange look too well which is why I normally don’t wear it. These products sound great, thank you so much for sharing!

  • Leela

    They look well worth trying.

  • Peggy Nunn

    I like that it is tinted. I will be trying this.

  • Mia E.

    This is a complete product with the sun protection and a tint with a nice finish.

  • gloria patterson

    Just looking at the picture your face is covered beautiful. I will need to check this out. Have not bought any new products in a while

  • Sattwa Wygmans

    I have had a hard time finding a tinted sunscreen that actually works and isn’t full of chemicals. My current tinted sunscreen, although it has nice ingredients, leaves my skin looking greasy. This one looks a lot better. The before and after photos look great! Thank you for the review!

  • Donna

    I usually prefer to wear tinted sunscreen instead of foundation, so I’m definitely interested in MyChelle’s Natural Tinted Sunscreen. It looks really great on you! I’ll have to try this sometime soon.

  • Kate

    Used this after seeing it reviewed on YouTube however I absolutely hated it. It dries down so fast, making it very difficult to get even. And if you apply too much it looks streaky, so I was worried I wasn’t using enough to get the correct spf protection. There are much better tinted sunscreens out there (eg colorscience flex (semi-matte), drmtlgy (dewy), Australian Gold (matte)). All of which are also cruelty free and vegan.

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