Finding a qualitative sun protection solution has become such a rarity that we're almost surprised to find this "sun mist" so excellent. In addition to providing excellent protection from the sun, its composition is one of the healthiest on the market. From the French brand Lovea, this protection combines sun protection with tanning facilitation.

Protection is assured by an SPF (Sun Protection Factor) index of 50, the best in the business. While the press button is of average quality, the mist ejected from it smells good (the monoi aspect, so delicious to smell!), spreads easily over the whole body and is fairly resistant to humidity (whether from perspiration or water), which is still optimal.

At the same time, the formula developed by Lovea offers a tan activator. This is not noticeable in the case of short exposure, but in the case of longer exposure to the sun, the skin becomes nicely golden but not red, confirming all the good things we thought about this mist (whose name made me smile, thinking again of a new name to disguise a dubious product).

Because in terms of composition, it's still very good. Lovea advertises fifty filters to protect the epidermis, and there's absolutely no dirt in it (at most one irritant and two mild allergens, geraniol and eugenol), which again sets it apart from the competition.

You'd expect a price tag of this quality, but it's still reasonable. It's obviously more expensive than the basic creams, but it's still quite reasonable, especially considering the quality on offer. So, for a safe, golden summer, this mist is a perfect, affordable ally.

The sun mist is very good it has a high sun protection factor (SPF 50), it has effective protection against UVA and UVB rays.
The mist is very easy to apply, depositing quickly and evenly on the face and body. It doesn't leave a greasy or sticky film on the skin, and the fragrance is pleasant.
Another positive point is that it's made in France.
The only drawback I found was that the 40g capacity was a bit small.

This sun mist is highly rated on Yuka, its composition contains nothing dangerous. This is very important.
Like many suncare products, this mist smells of monoi. I'm not particularly fond of monoi, but that's not the point.

The mist is easier to apply than a cream, and doesn't leave a white trace on the skin.
We haven't yet tested it on the beach, nor on our whole body, but it did prolong the sunburn on our face, arms and legs during a day by the lake.

The price is a little high, but as well as having a protection factor of 50, this mist accelerates tanning. The spray is practical, but I think the bottle will run out pretty quickly.

Sun mist.

Easy to use (much better than applying cream).
Smells great.

As far as protection is concerned, nothing to complain about (although I should point out that I have dark skin and I'm used to the sun).

The price is in the upper mid-range.

It's rare to find healthy sunscreens, and even organic and other versions are often misclassified by the "carrot" site.

This misting device is rated "excellent"!

With its high level of protection (50), it will help you avoid sunburn, especially as it's easy to apply by misting.

It is also formulated to limit the impact on marine environments (Hawaii Law 2018).

Everything about this must-have product is good. There's just the fragrance, which you may not like. It's true that it's a little pronounced, with a hint of Taïti monoi, vanilla and sweetness, but it's easy to get used to.
And since we use it most of the time outdoors, it's a minor detail in my opinion.