Reddit mentions of MDSolarSciences Crème Mineral Beauty Balm SPF 50 | Oil-Free Tinted Matte BB Crème Perfects Skin & Provides Broad Spectrum UV Protection | 1.23 Oz

Yes, but know that if you want the less toxic+smoother sunscreens, you will have to spend more for a more elegant formula, because zinc and titanium (physical blockers / wide spectrum) are thicker.

MD Solar Sciences is my favorite right now. Sephora should be able to give you a sample. They have a sunscreen suitable for anyone and everyone.

Elta MD is slightly less and uses one physical blocker and one chemical (not oxybenzone, which I'd skip. Many drug store brands have it, and it's why I don't use Neutrogena).
I buy a fancier sunscreen for my face than my body, and save the cheaper, really zinc-y stuff (Badger) for body during beach/sports. It's just too thick for daily wear.
I would advise skipping spray on. I use a makeup wedge when I don't want to rub sunscreen in with my hands. :)

This is what I use on my face: https://www.amazon.com/MDSolarSciences-Mineral-Beauty-Broad-Spectrum/dp/B00MYZNG6Y/?ie=UTF8&dpID=31gVeKeo8wL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_

Before that I used: https://www.amazon.com/MDSolarSciences-Mineral-Cr%C3%A8me-Spectrum-Sunscreen/dp/B01HZVM26G/?ie=UTF8&dpID=31RnHK8ZpYL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_

I use Elta MD on body, mostly due to the price issue since I go through tons of sunscreen in the summer as more skin is exposed and fabric is thinner. I would use MD Solar Sciences on body if the cost didn't add up.

EWG on sunscreen chemicals https://www.ewg.org/sunscreen/report/the-trouble-with-sunscreen-chemicals/