Reddit reviews La Roche-Posay Anthelios Tinted Mineral Ultra-Light Fluid Broad Spectrum SPF 50, Face Sunscreen with Titanium Dioxide, Oil-Free, 1.7 Fl. Oz.

Here the Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007U54P36/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1
Bought it with Amazon Prime.
Looking at the back of my product it says made in France, whereas the listing photo says made in USA

I use La Roche-Posay Anthelios 50SPF. Its tinted so it blends in nicely. Only bad thing is its price. Im trying to find something cheaper but for now it does a good job

I have similar coloring as you and use La Roche-Posay Anthelious Ultra-Light tinted mineral sunscreen. Slightly tinted, light coverage, works for me in place of bb cream or foundation.

Amazon lists a tinted Anthelios Mineral.

Cool. I'll give this a shot (I'm bored at work :D).

• Gentle Cleanser: Basically what you'd be looking for here is a simple non-foaming, low-pH cleanser. Check out Cosrx Low-pH Good Morning Cleanser or Glossier Milky Jelly.
  
• HydraLuxe Cream: They note "plant extracts, ceramides and natural oils" as the main ingredients here. I'd go with Stratia Liquid Gold instead.
  
• Mineral Tinted SPF: So this is a physical sunscreen with a light tint. I don't have the best experiences with sunscreens, so I've never tried either of these products, but they do get good reviews throughout the sub. EltaMD Physical Broad Spectrum Tinted SPF 41 or La Roche-Posay Anthelios 50 Tinted Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50.
  
• Clarifying Serum: This lists Mandelic Acid, Lactic Acid and Niacinamide. The acids are both chemical exfoliants, which increase turnover in your skin and so can be used to treat breakouts and hyperpigmentation. Niacinimide is a great ingredient for brightening and hyperpigmentation. If you go with the Stratia Liquid Gold moisturizer above, it contains niacinamide and you wouldn't need to add extra in a serum. So, therefore, we're looking for an AHA. Mandelic Acid is the gentlest and most suitable for beginners, so I'd recommend that since you said you were dry and dehydrated. A good one would be Stratia Soft Touch AHA. I wouldn't move on to the Lactic until you're a bit more experienced with chemical exfoliation or if you aren't getting the results you want with Mandelic.
  
• Calm Down Toner: So, aloe, basically? I'd probably go with the Mario Badescu Aloe Vera Toner if you wanted to replace this directly, but it's also not wholly necessary.
  
  This would bring your total to ~$100 versus $247 if you bought the set.
  
  The other products:
  For the Pumpkin Mask, I can't tell what's in that shit, but I would check out Fresh and Skinfood for similar, well-liked masks.
  
  The Antioxidant Serum contains MAP (a Vit C derivative) and Hyaluronic Acid. A direct replacement would be the Timeless Hyaluronic Acid Vitamin C Serum. I love their Vit C, E + Ferulic Acid serum. This works on overall brightness and hydration.
  
  The ingredients themselves are all good for you and form a good (although not necessarily beginner) routine, but I definitely would not buy from her :)
  
  Hope this helps!

I'm in Colorado :) I completely understand the need for sunscreen first haha

Edit: I was talking to my office mate and she recommends this tinted sunscreen! She loves it.

La Roche-Posay Anthelios 50 Face Mineral Tinted Ultra Light Sunscreen Fluid, Water Resistant with SPF 50

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007U54P36/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_07Arxb2T5GX3N

similar but different. http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B007U54P36?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00

Ah yea, the majority of these are not the ones we're talking about. Here is the link to the "Ultra-Light Fluid" La-Roche sunscreen made specifically for the face, which Is the same price for the 50ml(1.7oz) bottle as it is on Amazon Here.

I’ve tried it all: minocycline, doxycycline, aczone, onexton, epiduo forte, radio-frequency microneedling, etc.

Switching your bedsheets + pillowcases regularly is a good tip, however I don’t recommend washing your face with only warm water. That’s a bad idea. Wash your face with a nice, gentle cleanser instead (I like LRP’s Gentle Cleanser ). At nights, you can just moisturize your face. This one by Neutrogena was recommended to me by my derma and is the one that I’ve had the best experience with. In the mornings, finish off that small routine by applying a sunscreen (here’s my favorite physical sunscreen, tinted too which helps with the look of my acne scars ). No need to do this at night.

If you have a decent skincare routine and eat low glycemic index foods (somewhat healthy diet) and still have acne, it’s likely due to genetic proclivity for acne. Personally, my acne issues stemmed from my hormones along w genetic proclivity.

Accutane is the best and only real fix for acne. Hit a cumulative dose of 140+ mg/kg and you’ll be good to go.

Generally, some sort of anti-inflammatory can help too. Try Turmeric w Bioperine (that has been lead tested). If you need more, talk to your derma about Prednisone in conjunction w Accutane.

My favorite under makeup from LRP is the anthelios ultra light SPF 50 mineral, non tinted. It leaves me a bit shiny and sticky, and has a little bit of white cast, but is easily corrected with my daily bb cream. It does not pill and sits like a lotion. This one: https://www.amazon.com/Roche-Posay-Anthelios-Sunscreen-Ultra-Light-Sensitive/dp/B007U54P36/ref=lp_12630927011_1_11_s_it?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1568122071&sr=1-11

I’m in the US, so the versions you get are a little different due to mexoryl - I do stock up on LRP when I leave the country but haven’t started exploring that line yet :)