Caudalie Vinosun Protect Very High Protection Sun Water SPF50+ 150 mL

The media could not be loaded. I'm really impressed with the Vinosun Protect spray from Caudalie.It offers protection to the face, body, and hair and is suitable for adults and children over three years of age.It comes in a spray bottle for very easy application. The product is a combination of oil and water which separate if the bottle is left standing, which is normal for any oil and water combination. Therefore, a vigorous shake of the bottle is required to prior to application.It's more or less fragrance free. I can detect a very slight oily odour, but it's barely noticeable. It goes on the skin like water. It is slightly tacky to begin with, but quickly absorbs well into the skin leaving no trace. It can also be used on the hair too. I have sprayed in onto the bleached ends of my hair and it works well. Be very careful with the application if applying to hair. Only spray very lightly onto the hair because if the user it too heavy-handed with the spray, there is a danger that it will make the hair look greasy.I'm going to be using this in the summer on my face as a facial sunscreen under my makeup, as I love the way it absorbs without a trace unlike more traditional sun protection lotions. I can also see myself using it on the bleached ends of my hair too to help protect them from being frazzled in the sun.Overall, really happy with this.

This is a very good and easy to use product. Easy to apply and because it is liquid, application is even without much effort needed. Good for kids and adults. Have not caused any irritation on skin. Smell is barely there and sweet. Does not leave skin shiny even though there is oil in product.

This review is for the item described as “Vinosun Protect Very High Protection Sun Water SPF50+ - 150 mL”. The brand is Caudalie.Generally, I don’t like toiletries which split into two levels and need to be shaken vigorously to combine as I find they separate out again too quickly before I’ve finished using them. However, after a good shake, the two layers of this sun screen stay mixed for several minutes (I stopped watching after two) giving plenty of time to use it.I like the smell. It is easy to apply (I prefer to spray into my hand at close distance first then apply to other areas) and doesn’t feel or look greasy on although it does give the skin a slightly glowy appearance for a short while after.As it is thick cloud with me today and likely for the next few weeks, I have not been able to test its ability to prevent burning but as a reputable brand (check out their website) I believe it will comply with all the necessary testing to ensure that it does. It says that it has been “tested under dermatological supervision”. I’m really not sure what that means. I would prefer to have something more concrete on the website about what testing regulations it complies with. There is no star rating for the level of protection which is something I usually look for. All sunscreens are classed as cosmetic products in the UK and the EU and are subject to UK Cosmetics Regulation. For this product to have reached the UK market it must comply with these laws which offers me reassurance.One star off as I would prefer not having to shake it to mix the two levels - something which many other great products manage to achieve without this. Another gripe is the illegible writing on the back of the container. It is very tiny, necessarily so to add all the info in different languages, but is printed in pale green which against the pale yellow of the sun screen was almost impossible to make out even with the use of a light-up magnifying glass.

Says doesn’t leave a trace and is for hair…. Leaves head looking like you’ve put olive oil on it.

I have strawberry blonde hair and very fair skin. I am prone to freckles and burn easily so finding a product that has a high enough SPF that can protect my skin from burning and reduce the amount of freckles I develop in the sun is a huge bonus. This product felt light, non greasy and easy to apply. It is marketed for hair and skin and although I have not tried it on my hair I really like how it feels on my skin and has a lovely scent.

This sun cream protection it it's a bit different from everything I used so far ,has a liquid formula with oil and water , lightweight texture and high sun protection. No need to use much as little but is enough, absorbed well into the skin , smells nice and subtle fragrance, fells hydrated skin and well protected from the sun , great for daily using and holiday. A bit expensive but looks lush so worth it.

Sure, I understand this is a designer luxury brand. But I am having difficulty to understand the key benefits to say a standard Aldi 50+ sun protection product. After all they all are independently tested so are required to perform to the same UK/Euro standard irrelevant to brand or price.Its good that they source for sustainable European places.One would question that you actually need 50+ for most of Europe.Worryingly it has two liquids that separate almost immediately - half water and half oil. Does that mean that if you end up with just to water in some places your not protected? Why not have 100% oil protections and zero water?I think many people will not want gamble with patchy protection. Is the water just to reduce the cost of production?Non sticky is good. We have not had sunshine yet this year, so I have not had a chance to test fully. At around £80 per bottle its around 20 times then average price.