A pale, chalky residue left on the skin after applying certain mineral sunscreens, this visual effect is often compared to a ghostly film. It occurs when physical blockers like zinc oxide or titanium dioxide sit on the surface, reflecting light. While some dislike it, others use it intentionally for a matte finish or to neutralize redness, benefiting oily or sensitive skin types.
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