@@mfals its suitable for all skin type. But i find Biore UV Aqua watery essence is bit more suitable for dry, normal and dehydrated combination skin. But Biore UV Aqua watery gel is more suitable for oily skin because it is more fluid.
I’ve the isntree sunstick and when I first applied it I couldn’t feel anything cuz of how light weight it was I had to recheck if I actually applied lol😭it just didn’t feel anything like at all😭😭I’m literally emphasising on “feel nothing” cuz it’s that good😩🙌🏽
Recently a sunscreen stick was tested with instruments by a dermatologist & even for the most expensive sunscreen sticks u need to apply 20 times again & again to get the recommended spf
I think theres a difference mainly cause of one being a physical sunscreen and one being a chemical one. While the former uses compounds like zinc oxide to literally be a barrier and hence leave a white cast and are thick and hard to blend, chemical ones convert the harmful rays into non toxic ones. I for one am allergic to the chemical ones and depend on the physical ones. So dont hate on them😅
@@nancysilva8672 i live in india so there are small businesses here that make good ones.. deyga is a good one.. but it does feel like literal wax.. but as i am allergic to the sun as well, ill take what i can get
A good tinted mineral one that rubs in well and is hydrating is the R&R undefined beauty sun sérum. You can get at target or ulta. It's zinc oxide 12% with niacinamide and some other extracts/oils. It wears beautifully
That biore sunscreen will backfires when you have sensitised dehydrated skin. It'll make your skin feel TIGHT while looking extra shiny from the outside.
@@kimmypark7815 yup im from Malaysia and the weather here is very VERY hot🥵 it's very good it suits my skin so well and it's very lightweight gel type. But you should patch test first before u try if you have sensitive skin. cause it contains alcohol
@@YuukiHorra Thank you so much for this information, by the way mind if I ask? Do you use moisturizer as your routine? I'm from The Philippines and it's really hot here.
I love thick moisturizer style sun screen. But not pasty and white cast of course haha. Best example is the new laniege one or the innisfree one ❤. My dry skin loooooves it ❤
The Biore Watery Essense is amazing! I decided to test when I took my kids to float the river. They used the standard American sunscreen. We were on the water for two-and-a-half hours. They reapplied 3 times but I forgot mine, so I didn't reapply. At the end, all three of my children were burnt and I wasn't even pink.
Kids burn easier. As u mentioned kids. If u wanna do a real comparison apply half on your kid with each product then u will know which works. Obviously they are going to burn faster than u.
i know... asian sunscreen is next level. Australian sunscreen is best too. but lol you tested on your kids 😂 though thank for letting us know. i used to think kid's sunscreen should be better
The isntree one is amazing! If you are looking for a more affordable sunscreen that doesn’t leave an oily cast I recommend the cosrx one! It’s like a moisturizer and spf 50 in one for under 15$….
Biore UV aqua rich is the worse sunscreen to recommend to people with acne, it breaks me out and i have to recover it for months, my dermatologist straight up says throw it the trash bin if u have it lol
sadly i’ve tried the biore & BOJ ones and they didn’t work for me. i was so sad cause everyone was hyping it up and it felt really nice on the skin but i think i’m quite allergic to them. like my face would get red and itchy within a few hours. it seems like i just don’t do well with most chemical sunscreens, event the abib sun stick gave me that reaction. the only one i can trust is the cosrx aloe one😪really wish i had more options though😭 like even the rare beauty tint gives me rashes due to a the chemical part of the sunscreen included in it.
These are my three favorites. I also really like Skin1004 Hyalu-Cica Water-Fit Sun Serum, Scinic Enjoy Super Mild Sun Essence, and Canmake Mermaid Skin Gel UV.
i use neutrogena and while it does have a whitecast upon initial application it goes away after it's been blended in and left to settle! the reason i actually prefer it is because i get a visual marker of where i've applied adequate sunscreen and where i need to add more
@@imhannahchounnie is biore uv water essence is water resistant sunscreen? I mean I've dry skin but after applying sunscreen my face becomes sweaty and it melts
Extremely oily skin and I’ve been looking for a non-greasy sunscreen for yearrrrssss! I finally discovered the one that works for my skin: littllexttrra riceberry sunscreen. It’s fantastic and keeps my face oil-free for the entire the whole day! I’ve purchased and tried over 100 different sunscreens, but the riceberry is without a doubt the best, no question!
I used to use the Biore one religiously for years but noticed it was drying out my skin so had to stop. Have gone through many diff Korean sunscreens and while the BOJ one had the nicest consistency, it still made me an oily mess at the end of the day and I’d get the occasional break out from it. Have been using the Dr G. Green Mild Up sunscreen ever since and haven’t looked back. Yes it’s abit thicker than the viral tiktok ones but it’s a physical sunscreen so I know it’ll protect me and keep me matte all day
Please learn the difference between physical and chemical sunscreens. When you do you will understand why the pasty white ones are the best for sun protection. Emphasis on protection, not to make you look good, that’s what makeup is for :)
The pasty physical sunscreens of the west also could be done better. There are Korean and Japanese physical sunscreens with the kinds of barriers you talk about like the Axis-Y physical sunscreen; it doesn’t give off a white cast and is very blendable and lightweight. Feels like nothing on your skin.
chemical also gives you protection so why not have a more enjoyable application experience? of course if ur skin prefers mineral then so be it, but there are still some mineral sunscreens rhat i would recommend that dont leave a white cast!
I love SuperGoops matte sunscreen. It’s the last step to my skincare routine and since it’s matte, it doesn’t leave my face looking super shiny and oily 👍🏼
Agree I used anessa for more than 5 years. Everythinr I listen to RU-vid I tend to go purchase those new brands and had to give it to my friends or family and I still goes back to Anessa.
Neogen sunscreen is my favorite. Ever since I bought it I've never gone to another brand. No white caste and sensitive skin friendly. Doesn't make me look like vegetable oil either.
I have dry skin and I use the biore one…it’s so lightweight!! I know it has alcohol in it but I also have sensitive skin and so far it’s hasn’t caused any problems
Having used the Isntree and BoJ ones I can tell you they indeed feel wonderful The Isntree can’t be a little too dewy at times tho just fyi but it’s great
I want to try these other sunscreens but I love the TOCOBO sunscreen so much and it doesn’t pile like all the other sunscreens do so I just can’t justify spending money on sunscreens that night not work. I want to try those so badly though!! I had like four sunscreens in my basket all week to try this summer 😭 they’re just so expensive
@@MissAlive1 you can find a good compromise on quality and price with a few sunscreens, the ombrelle lineup is pretty good. But you should definitely get the sunscreen which you will use a lot and that which you can apply properly, no point in buying an expensive sunscreen and not applying it correctly or often because of the price tag.
Thank you for all the tips! Do you have a video and/or can you describe the difference between chemical and non-chemical sunscreens and how they work. I have sensitive allergic-reaction prone skin. Thank you 🙏 so much and hope you’re doing amazing 🤩
Try G9skin milk sunscreen i bought it once and i repurchase 3 of it this time as some one living in KSA.I have skin that is easily sensitive to the sun, and I have tried many Korean and French sunscreens (which I also liked), but I prefer this one more.
Girls I bought it because of a youtuber’s short and I absolutely hate it. Burns my eyes like hell and actually leaves a super visible case and streaks, and is super drying. Buy the Nivea Japan super water gel or the kose suncut. I’ve tried 50 sunscreens at least ans they are the loves of ny life
I have been using the Cosrx Suncream and really love it! Bought a couple of them on Masksheets recently, they are having a big sale right now. Pretty sure all the ones she mentioned in this video and on the site too and on sale I think! Got my package in like 2 days surprisingly.. it’s a kbeauty site but I think they have a fulfillment store in NJ or NY or something
The product looks like is good I'm going to try it but it looks good I usually don't wear anything on my face and then I regret it cuz I get dark spots in my face but I'm going to give it a try thank you for sharing
You talk way too fast! And you don’t display the front of the product. I don’t know the names of the sunscreens you just reviewed, but I would like to try them. Could you please post the brands and names of each sunscreen? Or speak slower and present each product long enough for me to see them? Thank you!😊
All of those made me breakout and look like I bathed my face in cooking oil, and for some reason two of them left a white cast yet I'm not that dark. I prefer European sunscreens, and I think they're more reliable when it's comes to SPF and PPD.
if you have acne prone skin, be careful with the boj one. it broke me out super badly :/ i keep using it for 4 months and then i stopped using it and my acne finally disappear..
If you have oily skin and live in humid weather, those will make your skin more oily later on. Those products are great but not for hot humid climate. I have used them so these are my experiences.
y’all for those who have really sensitive noses, probably stray away from buying beauty of joseon because it legit smells like glue when you apply it, but eventually goes away. It took 4 months of constant use to finally finish it so it’s pretty good.
Anyone who has a bad time with chemical sunscreen in America try these and have good luck? I break out on my neck when I use American chemical sunscreens so I’m stuck with using white cast mineral sunscreens
When I switched from my $30 La Roche Posay thick white greasy pilling sunscreen to my $20-25 Round Lab Birch Sunscreen which feels like a leighweight moisturizer with no smell, grease, or pilling, it changed the game for me.
Biore UV Acqua not fan. I have oily and sensitive skin. it was sticky ( not sticky but don't have a word for it) a bit for me. I used only in winter and I still didn't feel good using it.
I have used the Biore Watery Essence for more than 5 years, I think I’ve probably used up more than 10 tubes of it. Loved it so much! And fyi I used to have an oily skin, and currently my skin is becoming drier (not because of this product tho). But either way the sunscreen still works well on me😚
@@madj7152 not really, it makes my skin feels hydrated. But I do have one friend who has oily skin and when she used this sunscreen, it makes her skin even more oily.
My beauty of Joseon sunscreen smells like lotion and I got it off of Amazon but I tried checking to see if it’s fake and nothing else is different about it but the smell. It’s not an unpleasant smell it Js smells like cheap lotion but it’s not super strong. Is it fake?
I’m not sure if I found the right sunscreen so just to make sure - the one I’m talking about is „UV Plus Anti-Pollution Sunscreen Multi-Protection Broad Spectrum SPF 50”. It contains alcohol which is drying the skin and fragrance which might be a mix of stuff we don’t really want in skincare, it’s better to avoid it though. What’s even more weird is that it contains 9 other ingredients that are considered perfumes so the fragrance being still on the list is very sus. I wouldn’t recommend it 😕
