Cover FX SPF 30 Booster Drops - Broad Spectrum Hydrating Sunscreen - Transparent Non-Greasy Formula - All Skin Types and Tones - 1 Fl Oz

I really like the versatility of this product. I use it as my daily sunscreen on my face because I was looking for something lightweight and this has been really good for me. Would just recommend to not use a lot because it can feel a little greasy if you use too much, and put it on after your moisturizer.

This doesn’t give me a white cast like a lot of sunscreen does. I have dry skin so I usually put oil on after I wash my face. I love it.

I really love this stuff. It's clear with a consistency like a serum. It feels very nice going on and is not heavy at all. It wears nicely under makeup too. Would definitely recommend. This is my second bottle.

I don't know how much I trust the SPF (it does say SPF on the bottle), and am not really sure about the dosing - how many drops exactly must be used to give full SPF coverage - but I'll say, when I put this on my face, my skin ends up looking so hydrated, smooth, and balanced. I end up using this as secondary sun protection and more primarily for the skin-smoothing/balancing effects! Will be thinking about what ingredients are causing this to see if their other products may have similar effects.

Just arrived, it’s expired. It’s 2023 and it’s expired 2021.

I loved this product when it first came out. But now I can’t find a bottle that is not expired. I first bought at ulta then returned. Tried on here and also got an expired bottle. The spf won’t work if expired.

I really like this booster drops with spf. I wear it under foundation for a luminous glow, and it applies clear and like a serum. It doesn't have any weird smell, and I just love how lightweight it feels and how it absorbs quickly. On days I don't wear foundation, I use this for the spf and it gives me a beautiful soft lit from within glow.

I like that I can add this to my foundation when I want coverage but ii. dont want it to feel as heavy. There isn't any scent that I notice so far.