Ulta Beauty SPF 50 Sunscreen Rose Water Setting Spray

The price of spf setting spray is a little ridiculous. If you want to reapply sun protection, as you should, and not destroy your makeup you just have to suck it up. This is a decent value and a pretty decent product. The scent could be more pleasant, but it applies well and it is good protection. I spray into my hand and pat it on my face. Regardless of how well the bottle sprays it’s always easier to take a potentially uneven spritz, and accidental hair involvement out of the equation. I keep a beauty blender in my bag, and usually do a bit of dabbing to make sure my application was even. I have a tendency toward oily t-zone, and this doesn’t cause me problems. No irritation to my sensitive skin.I’m always going to opt for sun protection over makeup perfection, but I don’t really have to choose one over the other with this.

Loved the convenience of being able to just close my eyes and spray, and the rose scent is soothing, definitely a moment of therapy. One drawback is the slightly shiny effect, whether sprayed over makeup or on clean skin; I was under the impression that this is a makeup setting spray, supposed to create a matte finish. This it does not. I am not sure it keeps my blush or bronzer from fading either, but it does work as sunblock, or at least as sunscreen, without leaving any streaky or white--or any residue at all--save that slight bit of shininess. A four star product that I will continue to use--bought another bottle, seeing a five star discount. Will compare the strength to some Neutrogena facial sunblock spray, when it arrives, but will probably be sticking with this more eco-friendly product, unless and until another, better one comes along.

I like this for reapplying sunscreen when I'm wearing makeup. The smell is a little odd, not what I was expecting and it takes some getting used to, but it's not too strong. It's not sticky or shiny, it does have a nice matte finish and doesn't feel too heavy. I wouldn't spray directly onto your face, that will burn your eyes. I spray it onto my hands and pat it on, which gives enough coverage.

Currently for sale at Ulta for $2.50 for the same exact product. Don’t waste your money on Amazon for this one. For the product itself, it definitely has a weird smell (but other SPF setting sprays do too, it’s just very strong and doesn’t smell like SPF normally does) and leaves your face VERY shiny even after it dries down. Even the most matte makeup looks are left super shiny, but the SPF level is good when used properly

I bought this for spf touch ups during the summer, but the whole season I barely ever used it. It has a really strong chemical-y smell, it’s pretty bad.I have combination skin which is not usually particularly sensitive, but on more than one occasion this spray left a burning feeling on my face. Spf 50 in a spray is appealing but I wouldn’t repurchase

I use spf 50 all the time. I use this all of the time over my sunscreen, moisturizer, and makeup. Absolutely no complaints. I do have dry skin, don’t know if that really helps before you buy. I reapply frequently. I will say that you have to be really careful around your eyes if you wear contacts. Very easy to remedy.

I use this as a setting spray after applying makeup. It doesn’t leave a sticky film on your skin like most sunscreens.

I really like this as a sunscreen and setting spray. It works very well, and I like the scent. However, I have bought it twice and each time, after about a week, the nozzle starts sticking and it's hard to get it to unstick and use. It's a shame because I really like the actual product, but if the nozzle doesn't dispense it, there's no point.