Thanks to all for your comments. I'll be ordering soon!

I wear this to work where I am in and out of salt water and sweating it up all day. I have never had this stuff irritate my eyes, and I slather it on all day long. I have very sensitive skin and this is the only sunscreen I haven't been allergic too, it's very gentle while maintaining the zinc content that gets the job DONE!

I don't have sensitive eyes but I never have problems with it. I apply this around eye area quite often. :-)

I love this product, but it does make my eyes sting at the end of the day when I am showering. It stings pretty bad, so I wouldn't recommend this for swimming. On that note, I have sweat while using it, and it usually doesn't get in my eyes then.

I play a lot of golf, and this is the only sunscreen I've tried that hasn't eventually worked its way into my eyes when I'm on the course.

You totally need an oil based sunscreen remover. Shiseido actually makes one, but Sephora doesn't sell it. However, I was looking and researching what the store actually carries, and Shu Uemura has an mineral oil based cleanser "Cleansing Beauty Oil" I think itls called. If you just use even a regular make up remover it WILL NOT remove the sunscreen. You may feel like it has come off, but trust me, there is a reason why it is such a great sunscreen, it STICKS! Tried skipping the oil based cleanser and could still feel the sunscreen on my skin. Good friend of mine is a pro make up artist, like Fashion Week caliber. She told me that a particular few ingredients in it cannot be taken off with normal cleansers. You only need a dime size or little more of the oil cleansers which aren't SUPER expensive to begin with (Shidseido one is $25 I think, Shu Uemura is like $30--but you only need a LITTLE), it's WORTH purchasing!

This product washes out normally--just use your usual facial cleanser and water to wash it out. I don't think you need use make up remover to get rid of it, but if you arent sure, then maybe try a facial scrub? But honestly, I've always just washed my face normally, and I havent had any issues before. :) Hope this helps!

My skin is the same way. I've found that my skin usually only reacts to chemical sunscreen and are usually ok when I use physical sunscreen. Since this one is primarily physical, it might be worth a shot to try.

I have a very sensitive skin too. I have been tried so many sun block lotion for my face and most of them left me with acne or gave such a thick layer, greasy feeling on my face. However, this one has a light, nice smell and gave me non-greasy, moisture feeling for my skin. And yes.. It protect my face from the sun very very well.. Try them.. If you do not like it, you can return it back to sephora and buy something else...

I've used it on my daughter since she was 2 (she's 4 now) & never had any problems. She's got fair skin & this has done well to protect her

Usually on any child over 2 years old.

"Oil" is not very descriptive. You are likely looking for something that is non-comedogenic and will not clog pores.

As far as I know it is oil free. Read the ingredients to make sure. I've had no break outs from this sunscreen.

Yes! It's great, a little goes a long way and keeps you from getting a super pastry face! It's the best!!

it shouldn't be the same consistency as water you should ask at sephora or get a refund

Each bottle is different and it's usually good for about 6 months after opening.

I don't think that it does, but I wouldn't continue using it after two years. I will be using this every day of the year, so I don't think it'll last the whole two years anyway.

This newly released (2012) Broad Spectrum SPF50+ has:
Octinoxate 7.4%
Octocrylene 3.0%
Titanium Dioxide 1.7%
Zinc Oxide 19.3%

Ensulizole: 2%
Octinoxate: 7.4%
Zinc oxide: 16.3%

I apply it after my moisturizer. I believe this product is meant to be just a sunscreen. It doesn't offer any hydrating qualities.