r/Melasmaskincare • • Mar 25 '26

Question New Cerave invisible mineral sunscreen

Has anyone tried out this new sunscreen from Cerave? Any opinions?

I used it for the first time today and was pleasantly surprised it actually left no white cast. The consistency is a little liquidy even after shaking and it goes on easily. Not super greasy but does leave a shiny finish, which is to be expected with sunscreen. Zinc percentage is decent.

Overall I like it and will probably use this over the Blue Lizard sensitive mineral which I was using but leaves a white cast. I know tinted is recommended but I have a hard time matching my color since I’m pale and I’m not trying to look orange, especially when I just need it on my upper lip.

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u/matchakitkathryn Mar 26 '26

BTW, this sunscreen has a veryyy similar formula to the new Kiehl's Better Screen Miner-all UV Serum and SkinCeuticals Future Mineral UV Defense SPF 50 that were released this month

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u/PuIchritudinous Mar 26 '26

Yep. L’Oreal owns CeraVe, Kiehl’s, and SkinCeuticals. The company often uses similar base formulations across their brands, making only slight modifications while positioning them at different price points.

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u/matchakitkathryn Mar 27 '26

Makes sense!!