The First 3-in-1 Drinkable Skincare, by World-Class Dermatologist & Skin Surgeon, Regenerative Formula, Nicotinamide, Collagen Peptides, Biotin, Glutathione (30 Servings, Mocha)

First Impressions:I discovered Sun Powder on a podcast featuring a dermatologist, which immediately piqued my interest because of its research-backed formulation. Hearing credible professionals discuss its benefits for skin health and sun protection gave it a strong first impression.Flavor and Integration:The mocha flavor worked surprisingly well in my morning smoothie. It’s subtle but adds a nice depth to the drink without overpowering other ingredients like fruit or almond milk. It does have a slight bitterness, likely due to the polypodium leucotomos, but this is manageable in a well-balanced recipe.Formulation:Knowing that it’s dermatologist-formulated is a big plus. The ingredients are clearly chosen with purpose, focusing on sun protection, hydration, and anti-aging. This gave me confidence in the product, especially as someone who values preventative skincare.Efficacy:While I can’t directly measure the sun-protective benefits, I appreciate any added support for my fair skin, especially given its exposure to UV damage over time. It feels like a proactive step to pair with traditional sun protection measures like sunscreen and hats.Overall Thoughts:Sun Powder seems like a thoughtful addition to a daily routine if you’re already invested in skin health. It aligns well with a preventative mindset, and the convenience of adding it to a smoothie is a win. That said, it’s not a substitute for topical sunscreen but rather a complementary tool in a comprehensive skincare approach.Room for Improvement:The flavor could be further refined for a smoother standalone drinking experience, and clearer communication about when users might see visible benefits would help set expectations.

The taste is so so bad I can’t drink it— it is the mocha flavor. And I can’t return it either here on Amazon. I won’t be repurchasing. So buyer beware!

Honestly I don’t understand why ppl are complaining about the mocha flavor on here. I mix mine with my morning cold brew and it tastes great. Reminds me a little of the way slim fast used to taste. Can’t wait to see if there are results.

Tried mixing in with my coffee (mocha flavor) and it is so awful. I had to choke it down and my stomach felt upset all morning. I really want to like this product for the benefit, so will try the melon flavor as well.***update-I mixed it with a lot more water and ice, it was much better. Still not a fan of the stevia taste, but it was a 100 percent improvement.

The stevia is horrible.I love the concept of this and really wanted to make it work. I chose the chocolate flavor to put in my coffee every morning but the Stevia flavor is overpowering.Even with coffee creamer and coffee, it could not mask the overbearing sweetness and I was only able to try it for two days before I tossed the rest of the jar.If they ever decide to remove the Stevia, I will definitely try again

I used to be a lifeguard, so my skin has definitely taken a beating from years of sun exposure. I’ve been on the lookout for something to give me a little extra protection, and Sun Powder is exactly what I needed!It’s super easy to mix into my daily routine (right when I take my other daily vitamins), and I love knowing it’s helping my skin recover and stay protected. It gives me peace of mind when I’m out in the sun for long periods.If you’re outside a lot and want some extra sun support, definitely give this a try. It’s been a total game-changer for me!

Tastes HORRIBLE, sicky-sweet, artificially. UGH.Horrible aftertaste too- first glass of it, straight down the drain. Waste of money, unless of course you like artificial sweeteners and uber-sweet stuff.

I suppose if it does all that it claims, this product *would* be worth $50 for a 30-day supply. I can't tell if it does, unfortunately. I would guess that to really see a difference, you would need *more* than just a single month, and I don't have any skin troubles to show improvement in to begin with. Ah, well. Mixes easily enough into water. Now if only I didn't hate the taste of mocha.