Reddit mentions of Invisible Zinc Facial Moisturizer SPF30

It's called post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). Searching /r/skincareaddiction for PIH gives heaps of hits, and then it's just a case of excluding advice which includes potential irritants.

The most regularly recommended products are sunscreen (to prevent further darkening - sunlight will not help) and alpha hydroxy acid (AHA). AHA isn't suitable for use on active inflammation. I have rosacea so I can't use it, even though I'd love to. I have a very pale skin with both rosacea and eczema. I have PIH AND post-inflammmatory erythema (PIE). I've had success with hyper-moisturisation and year-round daily sunscreen use. I am taking tips from /r/asianbeauty. Today my face is super moist and pale, after using:

PM (yesterday)

• Mineral oil cleanse - Apply mineral oil, wipe off with tissue
  
• Snowbang Essence by Holy Snails - Essence containing ceramides. Squirt a little on hands and wipe across face.
  
• Shark Sauce by Holy Snails - Distribute all over face, just a small amount is required. Super humectant. Contains niacinamide and N-Acetyl Glucosamine to fight PIH. Doesn't contain sharks.
  
• Hada Labo Gokujyun Moisturising Lotion - Distribute all over face. Allow to dry a bit so it won't wipe off when applying cream
  
• La Roche Posay Lipikar AP+ - High in niacinamide, super moisturising. Mildly sticky after application but does mostly dry. I've learned to sleep on my back instead of my face, haha.
  
  AM
  
  
• Wash face with water, gently
  
• Hada Labo Gokujyun as above
  
• La Roche Posay Lipikar AP+ but only a small amount. Allow to soak in for a min or so
  
• Invisible Zinc Environmental Skin Protector (cosdna) - Three pumps for face and neck, including ears. If it's still white, keep rubbing it in gently. Dries to a nice matte finish for makeup application. Physical sunscreen only, no chemical filters.
  
  My skin has never looked better, and I am so happy I found out a little about skin science and skin food. It's helpful to know which ingredients are working to improve my skin.
  
  EDIT: Switched Shark Sauce and Snowbang Essense to be before Gokujyun, because that's actually the way I apply it.

I've had such a hate-hate relationship with sunscreen, that when I started thinking about the skincare routine, I was just not even going to worry about it. It seems like there's so much emphasis on it, though, and especially with the aha and bha I'll be using, I don't want to damage my skin by not using it. Which sunscreens are good, though? I have very sensitive skin and have been irritated/have broken out with every I've used. It would also be important for me to have one that didn't smell or give me a white cast. Thank you in advance!
was thinking about this one but not sure how sensitive it'll be http://www.amazon.com/Shiseido-SENKA-Sunscreen-Mineral-Water/dp/B004Q1WT58
also, I know this isn't Asian, but an experiences with this one? http://www.amazon.com/ESP-Environmental-Skin-Protector-Misc/dp/B00405PGTQ