When Liah Yoo, the founder of Krave Beauty, compared Tatcha and Undefined Beauty mineral sunscreen side by side on her face, I was immediately sold. They look like dupes.

I have been tempted to get the . An SPF 50 mineral hydrating sunscreen with a light tint works as a primer, a sunscreen, and a light skin tint. The $60 price tag is not sustainable for a product that needs to be frequently repurchased. Reviews of the Tatcha sunscreen are also somewhat negative due to its packaging.

I picked up the

Undefined Beauty R&R Sun Serum SPF50

at a local Ulta. Similar to Tatcha's, it comes in squeezy packaging you can easily control the amount that comes out. The texture indeed feels like a serum, dewy on the skin upon application but then sinks into the skin to give a subtle glow. Formulated with Zinc Oxide, Niacinamide, and other hydrating ingredients, it nourishes and protects the skin at the same time - same concept as the Tatcha Silk Sunscreen. With a light tint, this sunscreen doubles as a hydrating primer to even out the skin tone before makeup.

One thing to note about the tint is some people with very light or dark skin have mentioned the tint is too warm or too light for them.