By Terry UV Sunscreen Base SPF50 Sunscreen Primer 0 Colorless 1.01 Fl Oz net wt

I have an enormous collection of various sunscreen primers, Korean, US, drugstore, high end, Instagram recommended, store brand. Without a doubt, this is the best sunscreen primer I’ve ever used. The scent is delightful to me, it’s a very lightweight lotion that comes out white but blends in quickly without color. Absorbs beautifully (I always wait 15 min), and, the biggest test, makeup doesn’t pull over it! To note, I have mature, dry skin. It’s definitely worth the price to me, although, yes, ridiculously expensive. For me, I only wish they made a larger size because I am sticking to this!

This product is worth the money provides great protection, hydration a glow on the go! Definitely sits well under makeup. It’s a go!

The By Terry SPF 50 Sunscreen Primer is an excellent primer that offers SPF 50 skin protection while priming skin for makeup application. The sunscreen primer has a very similar consistency to other primers I've tried - it's thin, easy to spread over skin, and leaves skin feeling slightly powdery and matte. I like how the primer feels very lightweight and not greasy, and how it feels slightly powdery when applied. Makeup goes on very well after applying the primer and the primer does a great job of minimizing lines. As far as sunscreen properties go, the primer seems to do a good job of protecting my skin against the harmful rays of the sun. I had no issues with getting burned or overly tanned when using this primer in a normal "everyday wear" situation. It should work fine as a beach or hiking sunscreen, but I prefer to use sports application sunscreens for those days simply because I can reapply multiple times and I'm not wearing makeup on those days anyway. One thing I didn't particularly like about this sunscreen is the scent. The scent itself isn't bad - it's a soft baby powder flowery scent that smells nice, but it does have a tendency to linger. Even after 30 minutes I can still smell the sunscreen on my face and I honestly don't like it so much that I would want to smell it as long as I'm wearing it. Even though I stop smelling it after a while because I get distracted by work, when I'm just relaxing, I can sometimes catch a whiff of it. If you're sensitive to scents, I would suggest avoiding this sunscreen. Overall, if you're looking for a two-in-one product that combines skin priming and sunscreen, this is an okay option to consider as long as you don't mind the scent.

If you are willing to spend $55 for a single ounce of sunscreen, this is as good a choice as any. I'd call it unscented, at least it didn't have enough of a scent to be very noticeable. It comes out of the tube white and sort of melts on your finger fairly quickly. It's good if you can apply it to your face pretty quickly after you squeeze it out on your fingers.When it goes on your face, it feels like a good moisturizer, goes on clear and sinks in pretty fast. At SPF 50, it seemed to provide the level of sun protection you would expect at that level.If $55 an ounce is within your sunscreen budget, this is a good choice. There are some that cost twice as much for an ounce and I can't say that they are any better than this. Of course there are plenty that are MUCH cheaper.Overall, it is a good sunscreen in pretty much every way. The price is certainly more than I'd be willing to spend for an ounce of sunscreen.

By Terry UV Sunscreen Invisible Primer | SPF 50 | Cream-Gel Formula Enriched with Vitamin E | 30ml (1.01 fl oz) $55.00This is a small bottle for what it is and the price. It spreads very easily and provides good coverage. It also is scented. I HATE scented products on my face. It makes me very shiny, even after waiting for it to absorb. I mean if you like that "after workout sweaty shine" this is it. I had to use powder to downplay the shine on my face.It did cause some mild itching and redness when I first applied. This again burned a little after a few minutes of wear. I have tried this a few times and it has happened every time, although after subsequent use my skin does not show any signs of visible irritation. Still does not feel the best. Ultimately between the fragrance, shine, burning/itching and the price....I would not recommend.

By Terry UV Sunscreen Invisible Primer | SPF 50 |This is an almost serum-like sunscreen primer that works for my dry skin. It doesn't make my foundation pill or break apart and everything from my skincare works well with this. It is a white, thin liquid that doesn't have any flashback or white cast. It does have that distinct sunscreen scent but it goes away quickly. This is a silicone-based primer that should work well with most skin types. I have super dry and sensitive skin and had no issues with this. The 50 SPF is perfect for me.#alcohol-freeKey IngredientsAntioxidant: TocopherolSunscreen: Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Ethylhexyl Salicylate, Butyl MethoxydibenzoylmethaneActive ingredientsAvobenzone 3%Octinoxate 6.8%Octisalate 4.5%ALL INGREDIENTS BY FUNCTIONAntioxidant: BHTBuffering: Sodium HydroxideChelating: Disodium EDTAEmollient: Isotridecyl Isononanoate, Dimethicone, Palmitic AcidEmulsifying: Dextrin Palmitate, Palmitic AcidMoisturizer/humectant: Butylene Glycol, Pentylene GlycolPerfuming: Parfum/​FragrancePreservative: Phenoxyethanol, BHTSkin-identical ingredient: Palmitic AcidSolvent: Water, Butylene Glycol, Pentylene GlycolSurfactant/cleansing: Dextrin Palmitate, PEG-60 Glyceryl IsostearateViscosity controlling: Acrylates/​C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, CarbomerIngredientsWater, Butylene Glycol, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Isotridecyl Isononanoate, Ethylhexyl Salicylate, Dimethicone, Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane, Pentylene Glycol, Dextrin Palmitate, Phenoxyethanol, Acrylates/​C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, PEG-60 Glyceryl Isostearate, Parfum/​Fragrance, Carbomer, Tocopherol, Sodium Hydroxide, Palmitic Acid, Disodium EDTA, BHT