BIENFAIT UV SPF 50+

I've never had that issue and I'm guessing the ingredients aren't being blended well enough. I give my bottle a really good shake... probably 15 to 30 seconds of very vigorous shaking... I know, a really, REALLY, crazy good shake! I would suggest taking it back and exchanging it for a different bottle and see if you continue to have the same problem after giving the new bottle REALLY good shakes before each use. At this point, if you've been using it without REALLY mixing up the ingredients well, I am assuming the ingredient ratio is off and you have more flakey bits to liquid bits, thus the flakes left on your face. I hope you give this sunscreen another try, as I've had nothing but success with this product and just love it. If you continue to have the same issue you might want to increase your exfoliation regime. It's so difficult to assess without asking about your skincare regime and lifestyle (product flakes or skin flakes?)! Best of luck and be sure to keep protected from the sun!!!

A lot of people get hung up on buzz words like "non-comedogenic", "non-acnegenic" and "hypoallergenic". Because there are no approved or regulatory standards for these terms, anywhere in the world, I wouldn't hold a lot of stock in these marketing terms. First of all, there doesn't exist a product that won't cause some reaction to at least one person on the planet. However, the thinner the consistency, the "less likely" a product such as a serum, gel or liquid will cause clogged pores. This sunscreen states it is "Safe for all skin types including sensitive skin", as well as, "Oil-Free. Dermatologist-tested for safety. Recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation.". To me, the scarring, disfigurement and/or potential death from skin cancer seems a bit more daunting than a few pimples. But, helpful hint... don't sleep with a sunscreen on! Cleansing your skin properly each night and creating a moisture balance, with an appropriate moisturizer for your skin type, will do more to prevent clogged pores than worrying about buzz words. Personally, I really like this sunscreen and I haven't had a single issue with my sensitive skin.

No white cast. It is blend really well onto the skin. Good for under makeup.

I would not apply it too close to the eye--your temple and cheekbones, but not nearer. Any sunscreen will burn your eye if it runs while you're sweaty.

I believe you are asking about the SPF 50? If not I don't know what to tell you as I have no idea what you are asking about. SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor and this has a score of 50 which is just about a strong as you are going to get in addition to all those other wonderful ingredients we have come to expect and love from Lancome.

This is not recommended, although you can use in addition to one of our moisturizers. We have several other products to choose from that would have a better balance of what you might need.

I used it in Costa Rica last June and had no problems. I was sure to keep it out to the obit of my eyes and above my brows. My eyes will burn from sweats whether you use it or not they will burn. Try waterproof eyedrops before you do any thing else and I bet it will solve the problem

I always put on some of my problem serums first then sunscreen then moisturizer..My moisturizer also has sunscreen. I just use the tinted moisturizer as my foundation...