I hate the way sunscreen smells.

I dont like having the oily sunscreen on my face just for that reason...the oily feeling on the face...and the thickness.

I've tried all different types of sunscreens!! most of them make me break out everywhere or leave my face all oily and shiny. I am still on the search for the sunscreen that can protect my face from the sun and not clog pores!

Sunscreen on my face makes it feel greasy and I feel my pores can't breath and it make me sweat more and also it burns my eyes....haha

I purchased a Bare Minerals dry suncreen and got the worst sunburn ever. I hope this one really works.

the chemicals!!!

I hate how oily traditional sunscreen leaves me.

As a female with sensitive, fair skin, I've run the gamut researching and trying sunscreens. Sun blocks with active chemical ingredients (i.e., avobenzone and oxybenzone) avoid the sticky chalkiness of mineral-based (zinc and titanium oxide) sunscreens, but irritate my skin. Mineral-based sun blocks generally make cosmetic application difficult with poorer results.

I have resorted to using a medium film of mineral-based sun block on critical areas prone to damage (nose, cheek bones, forehead, and upper lip), and applying Nicole Miller mineral powder after it has been absorbed. I have heard good things about Jane Iredale products and would love to try her new powder sunscreen!

My number one complaint about sunscreen is it runs into my eyes. Running a close second is having to wait around for it to soak in.

I hate it when sunscreen leaves this ashy white film over your skin

sunscreen breaks me out :(

sunscreen feels greasy and looks oily on me

The smell of sunscreen is uncomfortable to me, so I just don't go out in the sun...this could change that

My biggest gripe about sunscreen products is that whenever I use them, I not only smell oddly, my skin burns and I break out within the next few days.

My biggest sunscreen gripe is that the skin on my face is so sensitive that putting sunscreen on my face causes a burning sensation. It doesn't exactly encourage me to wear sunscreen!

I don't like the heavy feel and shiny look of most sunblocks.

NO.1 concern for me is allergic reaction! Now I learned to read the ingredient list and (tried to) figure which I should or should not try (titanium dioxide and zinc oxide are pretty safe bet).

I know that I should wear sunscreen everyday. . .
But applied under my makeup and it always makes my already oil-prone skin feel slick and gross. It makes my makeup slide off faster, too. And then I don't reaaply sunscreen during the day because it will ruin my already done makeup.
Not to mention the smell, and sometimes burning if I get too close to my eyes.
YUCK!