[Anti-Aging] Bioderma Photoderm Max 50+ SPF Milk leaves me with white face. Is it really necessary to put 1/4 teaspoon of this on my face????

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So I bought Bioderma Photoderm MAX 50+ SPF Milk online from Amazon. Since my goal is excellent top notch UVA protection, I wanted this sunscreen. It came quickly and I was very happy with it's arrival. When I measured (with a measuring spoon) 1/4 teaspoon of this stuff and applied it on my face, it left me pretty white. Under some lights, it was only a bit noticeable. Under other lights (such as shaded parts of the sidewalk) it was VERY noticeable and weird. I know officially one needs 2 mg/cm2 on the face in order to get the protection promised on the bottle, but is this seriously 1/4 teaspoon??? This particular sunscreen feels heavy. It is a chemical sunscreen and it feels thick (though I may be mistaken). I suspect that I actually need to use less of it, and that I'm putting on too much. I don't really know. Does anyone have any experience with this particular sunscreen??? Does anyone know if we really need 1/4 teaspoon of sunscreen on our faces??? Help????
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