Forgot the celebrity. This is a genuinely good SPF moisturizer.
The real win? It’s a chemical sunscreen that doesn’t smell like sunscreen. At all. It’s a subtle, fresh kiwi scent that disappears.
Fenty Skin‘s Hydra Vizor. $42 for 1.7 oz. The claim of an “invisible” finish got me — my dark skin hates a white cast.
SPF 30
Broad spectrum protection in a daily moisturizer.
Oil-Free
Lightweight, non-comedogenic formula.
Refillable
The outer case is reusable — you buy cheaper pods.
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It’s a cocktail of hydrators and antioxidants. No groundbreaking unicorn ingredient, just a solid, modern blend.
- Hyaluronic Acid & Niacinamide: Plumps and evens tone
- Kalahari Melon & Baobab: Lightweight antioxidant hydration
- Aloe & Green Tea: Soothes and calms
- Chemical Sunscreen Actives: Avobenzone, Homosalate, etc.
Pink, whipped gel-cream. Absorbs in under 30 seconds — leaves a soft, slightly dewy finish. Not sticky. Ever.
After two weeks, I noticed my makeup sat smoother on top. The surprise? On truly oily days, it needed a blotting paper by noon. It’s hydrating, not mattifying.
My skin was consistently hydrated. No new breakouts. But it’s not a miracle worker for hyperpigmentation or fine lines.
Rihanna’s name gets you to look. The formula gets you to buy. It’s a great daily driver that makes sunscreen easy.