Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Rice + Probiotics - Really SPF 50? | Doctors Review
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- Does the Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Rice + Probiotics really offer SPF 50? was the question you guys were most interested in. Well, I reached out to the brand and they kindly sent over their test result, so let's talk about them and ingredients, texture and feel in todays review.
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0:00 What you immediately wanted to know about the Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Rice + Probiotics SPF 50
0:33 Intro
0:43 Claims of the Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Rice + Probiotics SPF 50
0:56 Texture and scent of the Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Rice + Probiotics SPF 50
1:05 How to use the Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Rice + Probiotics SPF 50
1:48 Ingredients of the Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Rice + Probiotics SPF 50
2:08 Is the claimed SPF 50 valid?
3:50 Which skin types is the Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Rice + Probiotics SPF 50 best for?
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As doctor passionate about skin care that delivers results and about well aging, I want to help you quickly and efficiently pick a skin care regime that works, by explaining the science behind skin and by sharing quick product reviews.
I am a big believer that creating a skincare routine that targets your specific concerns is not a matter of your budget. There are many great affordable brands out there: The Inkey List, Good Molecules, Geek & Gorgeous or pixi skincare to name a few of my favorites, and if you know how to combine them, you are well on your way to healthy and happy skin.
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I was asked how it compares side by side to the Isntree Watery Sun Gel and as I have both, I will try and film a shorts video comparing them side by side. Would you be interested in that?
would u compare this with benton chemical sunscreen. the green one . i am having a hard time what to choose b/w these two.
@@micsreyes89 I don't have the Benton one in my stash to compare, but it has similar modern filters. Maybe look at texture videos online, as Benton claims a matte finish, while this one is definitely dewy.
I'm interested!!!!
@@adedolapoelizabethodususi2518 The shorts video is already up.
I wanted to thank you so much for your review. I purchased this based on your review and I love it, including the glow/dewy look it gives. It's perfect for me and now purchased a few to have as backup. 😊
I am so glad it works as well fr you as it does for me.
wonderful thorough review!
Thank you. I am glad you enjoyed it.
That was a very reassuring video, thank you :) I absolutely love this sunscreen, rarely had one that feels so good!
Isn‘t it good if something feels good and IS good?
Oh wow, I’ve been wanting to try this one (and several of their serums!). Thank you 🍃🦋
The sunscreen comes highly recommended from me!
I am almost done with my first bottle. Love this review, very helpful for people who haven't tried it yet. It's so smooth and doesn't leave a cast. I have very dry, sensitive skin.
Thank you for sharing your experience.
Woah! This is my fave sunscreen 😍😍 glad you like it too
It is really beautiful!
Dear Anne, it's always more important for us consumers to know is effectiveness and research done behind claims, and only then texture and feel (referring to what you said in the beginning of the video) :) you as a doctor are more knowledgeable about that than youtubers who talk about smells and textures:) and thats why I follow your chanell! :) thanks for the video, I'll get this spf for this summer:)
I get that, the problem is despite what many companies try to make you believe, there isn't much data on most of the claims in skincare, as it isn't the area where many high quality studies are done. I try and provide you with as many information though as possible, and I m glad that is what you enjoy.
@@DoctorAnne thank you Dr Anne! I really love your videos:) I find that with the claims we can only look into studies of ingredients
@@ainakunigelyte Exactly, and most of them are founded by the manufacturers, which doesn't render them useless, but means the results must be taken with a grain of salt.
Sounds great. I'll have to see how easily I can purchase. Hi from Australia
I think it ships internationally.
I'd love to see you do a video on how this compares to the Isntree Watery Sun Gel. I'd also be interested to know what you think of the Frudia Ultra UV Shield Sun Essence - so far, it seems to be a little better for my extremely sensitive eyes than others I've tried, but I don't know whether it actually provides the promised SPF 50 / PA++++.
Thank you for an informative video!
I haven't even heard of Frudia - where does the brand come from?
I bought it over the first time you shared this product. This one is my new Love! It’s not irritating my sensitive skin after I use retinol product at night. I also checked the ingredients on EWG. It’s a 2 level product.
I really couldn't care less about how the EWG rates it, as their rating system is far from any scientific or ever relevant data, but I am glad you like it.
Thanks lots Doctor love u to be so helpful
You are welcome.
I'd never heard of BASF SIMULATOR (that's what's on their website), before. From someone who's had skin CAncer twice - Thank YOU! 😊
As long as you remember it is only part of the picture it can actually be pretty helpful.
i have acne prone skin, i dont think it says anything about being non-comedogenic. is it?
btw, i love that your videos are staight to the point and not overly long like most of thr same content in the tube 👌
It doesn't claim to be non-comedogenic, but that is kind of a "hot air claim" anyway, as different things in different concentrations work different on each skin. What I can tell you though is that on my congestion-prone skin it did not cause any issues.
My sensitive oily skin usually hates chemical sunscreens, so I was quite surprised that this one works really well for me! No itching, no irritation, no eye stinging - it really feels like a moisturizer. It's dewy, but not excessively so. For now it's my sunscreen of choice. In the summer, I might go back to mineral sunscreens, but I find them too drying in the dry winter air, and the BoJ sunscreen is a much better option.
Ah, no eye-stinging! That's a +1 for me, so thanks for the feedback :)
@@Jod3lay keep in mind things like stinging can be different from person to person. But this sunscreen is very popular right now because a lot of people with sensitive skin can handle it very well.
I never found a mineral sunscreen I really liked. Most have either an orange tint or a horrible white cast.
@@jordillo777 I agree with you there, it depends on the person, but this one seems to be tolerated very well.
@@DoctorAnne I like the Dr.G Green Mild Up Sun+, the white cast isn't too bad. And the Suntique I'm Safe SPF 35 has zero white cast (magic?), but it makes me itch in the way most chemical sunscreens do.
I absolutely love this sunscreen and have been using it for about 6 months. I’ve had no reaction whatsoever. I am 64 with combo skin. It dries down well after about 15-20 min.
Thank you for sharing your experiences.
Nice review. I noticed you mentioned Uvinul A Plus and Tinosorb S as the main UVA filters, but doesn’t this also contain Tinosorb M? Never in my life have I experienced a Tin M containing sunscreen that didn’t leave a cast on my (very pale) skin and have the particles settle in my facial hair. Like the ones from Avène and Bioderma. In your demonstration it doesn’t seem to leave a cast, was that also your experience when reapplying?
It doesn't leave a cast, even with reapplication on my skin. You can see it for a few minutes when you apply it generously, but that disappears completely.
Yes this video was inaccurate. It contains Uvinul A Plus, Tinosorb M, Uvinal T 150 and Uvasorb HEB. Uvinal A Plus and Tinosorb M both cover UVA II and I and Uvasorb HEB covers in to some UVA II. If you have pale skin this won't leave a cast on you assuming you aren't applying an obscene amount. I have Fitzpatrick type 2 and it leaves no trace on me.
Hello Dr. Anne can I use it as a moisturizer when using retinoid? Or I need to purchase another moisturizer? Can you recommend a moisturizer for oily acne prone sensitive skin? Thank you..
You can use this one in the mornings when you use Treat at night, but not as a moisturizer in the same routine as Tret, which would be at night.
For moisturizer I like the one from Vergreen as buffer and a few others. You can find them all here: shopmyshelf.us/collections/35264 the reviews are linked at the top.
Hello Doctor Anne! I just want to ask if I can skip using a separate moisturizer if I'll use Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Rice + Probiotics sunscreen? I'm using niacinamide serum, can I just use cleanser, niacinamide serum, and sunscreen? Because they say my serum will not be effective if I'm not using a moisturizer.
You absolutely can. It depends on your skin type, but my normal/ combination skin is usually fine with just this sunscreen and no moisturizer in the mornings.
Are we supposed to put sunscreen on our eye area? I've usually avoided this for fear of developing milia. Advice appreciated, thanks
Yes, we are. The skin around the eyes is very thin and prone to UV damage, so spf there is great for prevention. That obviously means you need a sunscreen that won't sting the eyes or cause other problems like milia. For me the new organic (aka chemical) formulas are great for that, but it depends on what is available to you.
Wearing shades with UV protection also helps.
Hello Dr. Anne
Am having sensitive combination skin with a dusky to dark skin tone. Does it suit my skin without leaving it greasy or white cast ? also, is it water-resistant?
I can't say how it will work on your skin, but a friend of mine, who has dark skin, tried it just yesterday without any white cast.
And no, it is not water-resistant.
That's quite an achievement that they managed to get to SPF50 with just 8.6% total filter content... EU and Australian sunscreens in general need about 15-20% to achieve that. A shame that it is so glowy, I personally like a more matte finish.
It definitely is not matte.
@@DoctorAnne ah oke, then it's not for me I think. Though I recently discoverd the Catrice The Perfector Poreless Blur Primer, works really well to matttify when applied over a sunscreen, can accumulate and be slightly chalky sometimes unfortunately, but even then works quite well.
@@peterkloostermann I just can't be bothered to use primers, I buy them and never use them.
@@DoctorAnne I dont really see it as a primer, just a product that is very effective to reduce the shine/glow of a sunscreen.
@@peterkloostermann I still reach for my powder for that, I think I have used powder for that purpose so long, it has become a habit.
Hello, I have an important question about sunscreen and was hoping you could help me out. It is about the temperature of which sunscreen should be stored and whether the cold causes the sunscreen to turn less effective. I live in London and it is very cold here in the winter, I just brought a sunscreen and although I have left it in my room inside my make up bag, it still feels so cold. Would this make it less protective when I use it, or would it have to be extremely icy kind of cold to cause it to really break down?
The products you can buy are tested for stability and performance at room temperature, so assuming that your room has a temperature that is warm enough to live in (even if with the current energy costs that is 18°C rather than 22°C), it should be fine. When you feel like the texture changes, then that might hinder performance.
Hello,
Thank you for your video!❤
I have acne prone skin, more on the sensitive side.
Can i use this after Paula's Choice BHA 2% in the morning? Do you think it will it cause burning and redness? 🤗
Thank you so much!
That s impossible to say for me. I do find Paulas Choice to be quite gentle, so if you don't use it too often, it might work well.
@@DoctorAnne thank you so much for your reply❤️
@@Teoobada You are welcome.
updates?
Since this was the third time this sunscreen was recommended from what I consider trustworthy sources, I now ordered. It now has to beat the Dr Sam Flawless Daily sunscreen and the Isntree HA Watery Sun Gel. Btw, is your audience overwhelmingly American? Being from Germany I wasn‘t able to use your affiliate links which I would like to have done.
I'm wondering the same - as I always go from aff.links (and am in Germany)....
Ja, über 80% meiner Zuschauer sind aus Amerika und nur knappe 8% aus Deutschland. Ich kann zwar landesspezifische affiliate links kreieren, aber das ist mir in der Regel zu viel Aufwand. Ich freue mich, wenn jemand meinen Empfehlungen vertraut auch ohne, dass ich daran Geld verdiene. Die Stylevana-Links dürften aber funktionieren, und falls nicht, dann zumindest der Discount Code.
Aber vielen Dank für den Versuch der Unterstützung!
@@alma_42 Yes, 80% American. Zuschauer aus Deutschland sind es nur sehr wenige.
Hello! I bought it yesterday. What do you think for dry or combined skin with some skin redness it is suitable??? Thank you in advance ❤❤❤
I am not sure what the cause of your redness is, so I can't say for sure, but I assume it should work. Please report back how it worked for you.
Hello!! I've been looking to try this and their ginseng essence (which has 2% niacinamide) but the cleanser i use has a bit of citric acid (which is aha right?) and my moisturizer has hyaluronic acid, are they all ok to use in the same routine?
Yes, they are. Hyaluronic Acid is not an acid that will exfoliate and the Citric Acid in the cleanser is probably used for pH adjustment rather than for exfoliation, so I wouldn't worry.
But of course you need to listen to how your individual skin reacts, as that can differ a lot from person to person.
I am wondering what is the active ingredient in this chemical sunscreen. Do you know Dr. Anne? Also is it true that mineral sunscreens are a healthier option for the body and hormones or that’s a myth? Thanks!
By active ingredient you mean the filters? If you skip to the „Ingredients“ chapter, I list them. And no, it is a myth that mineral sunscreens are the healthier option, I have a video about the difference between the different filters here: th-cam.com/video/IHRXuMMBHKw/w-d-xo.html
@@DoctorAnne thank you so much for your reply. I appreciate it.
@@elcieloylasestrellas2367 You are welcome.
Hi
I’ m 54 and with melasma and dry skin . would u think Thank you farmer sun project or Joseon beauty is more suitable
I think both are suitable, but for melasma maybe something with even higher UVA protection like the La Roche Posay UVMune would be good? And of course additional measures, sunscreen alone won't be enough. In the end though the one that you enjoy and wear regularly and in high enough quantities is the best.
How does it compares to the Isntree Watery Sun Gel? Is it less greasy? Im hesitant to purchase the Beauty of Joseon sunscreen because i doubt it's SPF rating of 50... I trust the isntree more. However, many mention that the BOJ is less greasy and dries to a more matte finish than isntree. That being said, i went through reviews and videos of BOJ... its texture and finish is very similar to isntree. It would be nice if there's a side to side comparison. If it has a trusted and verified SPF rating with less greasiness than isntree. I would definitely give it a try 😅❤
I have heard that it is very similar to Isntree but more moisturising. I find all of them too greasy, personally. There are a handful that are incredibly similar: you could add Scinic and Roundlab
I'd say it is more moisturizing and definitely not more matte, but as I have both, I will see if I can film a side by side comparison for shorts, okay?
@@moose8762 I don't find them greasy at all, just quite moisturizing.
@@DoctorAnne I find they make my skin very shiny and slippery
@@moose8762 Probably the silicone content.
Hi,can i use this cream everyday like 2 in 1 : moisturizer and Sunscreen? I have sensitive skin
Each skin reacts to different things, so you'll need to see if it agrees with your skin, but yes, if it does you can use it daily. I do.
I was a little confused by what you said. Did you say it only offers spf36?
And is the UVA high enough to protect from skin aging? Thanks
No, it has SPF 63 and yes, it has good UVA protection.
@@DoctorAnne Great! Thank you so much. You’re the clearest on TH-cam when it comes to talking about SPF! Really good!
@@cmdjk1 Thank you.
Hi dear.... whether this sunscreen suits for oily skin?
Yes, I think it is suitable for oily skin.
I have two favorite SPF creams that I use daily. In the morning I apply Beauty of Joseon and for reapplying during the day I use Supergoop unssen SPF 30 3-4 times a day, (it doesn't peel off, I feel the skin light and natural). My question is if the two creams somehow cancel each other out and I'm not actually protected? I watched a video in which it is recommended not to mix creams with SPF. What do you think?
You shouldn't mix them before application, but using one in the mornings and another one for top ups during the day is perfectly fine.
@@DoctorAnne wundervoll, thank you so much! One more question, what Kojic acid product would you recommend?
@@stefaniaburghel3669 I don't think I have tried any, so I can't give you a personal opinion at the moment, sorry.
@@DoctorAnne Thank You, maybe you'll try it someday, I'm looking forward to see a review. Love your Chanel! 👍
@@stefaniaburghel3669 If I will, I will put up a review.
Hi it is good for normal to dry skin ? and its fine for any skin color right? 💗
Yes and yes as far as I know. I am too pale to really judge ashiness on people with deeper skin tones and the only person in my circle of friends that tried it is Fitzpatrick 3 - no white cast on her.
Do we know what’s the level of UVA protection in this product?
I don't, sorry. Other than that it has to be at least 16 due to the PA++++
Is it Anti-shine and water resistant? Does it suit oily and combination skin type ?
It is not anti shine and it is not water resistant. My skin type is combination and it suits my skin very well, for very oily ones it might be too hydrating.
I’m sorry but I think you’re referring to old version of the product. The new one has now 4 filters
Thank you for pointing this out - I took my information from the leaflet they sent with the product and the website, but now that you mentioned it, I actually found another version with 4 filters - that makes more sense. I couldn't read the ingredient list on the packaging as it is all in Korean.
Can I expose my face to the sun while swimming or being at the beach during the summer while I use tretinoin?
I‘m using tretinoin only once a week during this summer time and put on a sun blocker, but still my skin feels a little burned although it was exposed to the sun only about 20 minutes. Are there any tips how to avoid sun burns during summer when the skip is directly exposed to the sunlight?
I use my Tretinoin all year round (I made a video about that here: th-cam.com/video/RkWWWLU9YbY/w-d-xo.html ), but the general rules apply: Avoid midday sun, wear broad spectrum SPF (I don't know which sun block you used) and wear a hat/ seek shade when possible. It also depends on where you go, I went to Mexico once and burned within 20 minutes (not using Tretinoin), but I can be in France and outdoors all day without burning.
btw can u tell me Which sunblock have Good broad spectrum spf and non comedogenic and water resistant ty 🤗
@@Victoria-zj6nf Do you mean sunscreen when you say sunblock? Here in Germany sunblock usually refers to SPF 100 thick pastes that are used to protect in high mountain altitude and the cold, which is probably not what you are looking for.
@@DoctorAnne Yes i mean the sun screen with SPF 50
@@Victoria-zj6nf I am a huge fan of the La Roche Posay ones for summer, the Invisible Fluid is amazing.
This sun screen good for oily acne brone skin?
It is maybe too dewy in finish if you are really oily, but other than that it works well on that skin type.
So this sunscreen has sufficient UVA protection?
Just asking because I’ve read that Japanese/Korean sunscreens don’t have as high of protection as European sunscreens and PA++++ = PPD of just 16+ and the P20 Kids sunscreen I’ve been using is like 40 something PPD. BOJ sunscreen is the best I’ve tried as far as cosmetic elegance but just wondering if it’s enough uva protection.
That depends on how you define "enough". I think a PPD of more than 16 is good for everyday, but if you are struggling with melasma, something with more would probably be better. If you wear enough and reapply that is, which many people don't if their SPF of choice isn't as cosmetically elegant. If that was a European SPF with the UVA symbol, you'd know that the PPD would be 20 (1/3 of the SPF, and 50+ is usually considered SPF 60), but many brands don't tell you more than that.
I have not noticed any darkening of my pigmentation while wearing this one, but that was here in Germany in Spring without any trips to the beach or long hiking in the midday sun.
@@DoctorAnne Thanks for the reply. I guess I’ll use BOJ as my daily sunscreen and a higher protection one like P20 for when I know I’ll be getting more direct sun exposure.
@@greentea3283 I use the LRP Shakta Fluid when I know I am outdoors, it has a PD of 42
@@DoctorAnne Might give that one a try. Thanks
@@greentea3283 You are welcome.
Does this protector have filters or carcinogenic ingredients like some other protectors?
It is a sunscreen, so it has sunscreen filters. None of them is carcinogenic though, as it would be illegal to knowingly sell carcinogenic products to people.
SPF 36 aint bad .. I hope they will not reformulate since that's a common thing in Korean skincare brands
It is actually 63, I misspoke in the video. And yes, I really hope they don't reformulate and make it worse.
@@DoctorAnne yeah especially adding drying alcohol
@@abd12459 In sunscreens alcohol is often needed as solvents, I don't mind it in the right formula.
What’s the recommended age to use this sunscreen? Can 18 year olds use this?
My children use sunscreen and they are 6 and 8, s yes, 18 years is old enough to use sunscreen, and it is the best skincare decision to start wearing some.
Ha i laughed then cause my daughters ages 26 & 23 now both cannot understand why i hate my face to look shiny as i call it and i buy matte or invisible spfs,
Perhaps its cause i was born in 1975 & grew up in the 80s, im happy i can show them what you said, they they think im strange because i dont want "the glow"
It looks greasy and shiny to me, not glowing 😂 Glad its not just me 😂😂😂
Absolutely not just you. But much underrepresented here, everyone is always about that glow!
Keine Ahnung ob die Frage hier Sinn macht. Aber sind Koreanische Sonnencremes auch gut für den Sommer in Europa geeignet ? Wegen der Intensität der Sonne hier ?
Das ist eine sehr sinnvolle Frage, aber keine, die ganz einfach zu beantworten ist. Grundsätzlich gilt: SPF 50 ist SPF 50, also ja. Aber (!) die meisten asiatischen Sonnencremes sind nicht Wasser-/ schweißresistent, also reiben sich wenn man schwitzt leichter ab als z.B. La Roche Posay UVMune. Zusätzlich muss man auf die Höhe des UVA-Schutzes in Betracht ziehen, der oft im unteren Bereich von PA++++ liegt und damit nur 1/3 von dem ist, den LRP UVMUNE z.B. hat.
Am ehesten also: Es kommt darauf an, was Du machst, also ob Du draußen Beachvolleyball spielst oder im klimatisierten Büro sitzt, und darauf, wie stark Du unter Pigmentstörungen leidest und daher auf hohen UVA-Schutz angewiesen bist.
Ich mache es so: Im Herbst, Frühling und Winter trage ich täglich Asiatische Sonnencremes mit Ausmachen von langen Wanderungen oder Dingen wie Skifahren o.ä., im Sommer trage ich immer LRP UVMUNE (mag ich einfach am liebsten) und asiatische Sonnencremes zum TopUp während des Tages.
Hilft das weiter?
Okay. Also ist es ausreichend für Herbst/Winter/Frühling aber man sollte im Sommer auf europäische setzen ?
Dann bin ich mir wegen dem ganzen Hype doch etwas unsicher. Macht es dann nicht Sinn wieso diese Sonnencremes in Korea für koreanisches Wetter ausgelegt sind? Weil ich dann mit mehr UV Schaden am Ende vom Sommer rechnen muss ( habe in einem review gelesen, dass die betroffene Person Sommersprossen mit Anwendung bekommen hat und diese vorher nicht da waren also durch die Sonne)als mit einer europäischen Sonnencreme?
Für mich ist dann der einzige Grund die Formulierung der koreanischen Sonnencremes da speziell in Deutschland die Sonnencremes oft sehr fettig sind und auch schlecht formuliert :(
@@amina1311 Es ist ein vielschichtiges Thema, dass auch viel damit zu tun hat, wie man seinen Tag verbringt und worauf man besonderen Wert legt. Historisch gesehen sind europäische Sonnencremes für Outdoor-Sport/ Strand etc. gemacht, weil niemand auf die Idee gekommen wäre, sie im Winter im Büro zu tragen. Sie sind also eher "schwer" und dafür wasser- und schweißresistent. In Asiatischen Ländern hat man viel früher mit täglich Sonnenschutz angefangen, das geht aber nicht, wenn man ein schweres Produkt hat. Es gibt auch dort anders formulierte Sonnencremes für z.B. den Strand, die bei uns aber nicht so populär sind wie die leichten. Ich bin (wegen Kindern und auch so) jeden Tag und viel draußen, außerdem neige ich zu Pigmentflecken, also greife ich im Sommer zu einer Sonnencreme, die den bestmöglichen Schutz bietet, aber nicht so angenehm ist. Das möchte ich aber nicht das ganze Jahr, also nehme ich, wenn die Sonnenintensität nachlässt, eine andere. Wenn Du auch im Sommer den größten Teil des Tages drinnen bist, am besten noch in klimatisierten Räumen, in denen Du nicht schwitzt, kannst Du auch die leichteren Sonnencremes nehmen. Wichtiger ist sowieso, dass Du überhaupt eine trägst, und auch eine ausreichende Menge.
Dass man gegen Ende des Sommers die Hautschäden sieht, hat etwas damit zu tun, dass sie sich langsam entwickeln und offensichtlicher werden, wenn die restliche Bräune nachlässt. Die meisten Pigmentflecken in meinem Gesicht habe ich aus der zeit vor >20 Jahren, als ich ohne Schutz in die Sonne gegangen bin. Und sie verschwinden ja nie, wenn ein Fleck da ist, kann er verblassen, aber wenn er Sonne abbekommt, kommt er Immer wieder.
Garnier Sun Fluid is currently €7 on Lookfantastic, so I bought 3 of those. I have never tried it but I hear it is more matte than LRP. Garnier would have less broad spectrum cover now, since it doesn’t contain UVMUNE 400 but they included T. Thermophilus Ferment, which is a Sederma patented antioxidant ingredient
I have the Sun Fluid (I think, it has a German name) and yes, it is more matte, but I don't like the texture as much. I am curious to hear what you think.
@@DoctorAnne oh, it has a much longer name: “Ambre Solaire Anti-Dark Spots and Anti-Pollution Super UV”. But also sometimes it is called “sensitive advanced”. I do prefer matte sunscreen. People online allege that it has the same PPD as the other one
@@DoctorAnne have you heard that Deciem is discontinuing all brands except for The Ordinary and Niod?
@@moose8762 Ups, no, I didn't. That is sad, I really like the Hylamide Face Cleaner!
@@DoctorAnne quite a few fans of the products are upset. I think everyone blames Estée Lauder. Lots of people like the Hylamide SubQ serums and the big tub of hyaluronic acid from the chemistry brand. Surely they could stick some “The Ordinary” stickers on those products and just sell them under that brand?
I used it once it was great the second time it was great but felt like burning, it must be my skin cause no one else seems to have that sort of trouble
Have you looked at the ingredient list to see if there is something you have reacted to in the past?
I’ve never have any reactions before except to tretinoin when used daily. I love the way it looks but it feels like my face is on fire. It’s a shame, veering was raving about it so I bought the 2 pack :/
@@joa738 I am really sorry to hear that.
Have you used Niacinamide before? People who have some allergic reaction to niacinamide didn’t tolerate this spf also.
So it is at least SPF 50? I didn’t really understand your explanation, thank you!
Yes, the tests they did run came back as more than SPF 50 and they tested in two different labs.
@@DoctorAnne thank youu
@@tiarasapp1410 You are welcome.
hi, is it good under makeup
Yes.
Is this safe in pregnancy as it uses modern filters
All sunscreens are safe to use in pregnancy.
You said 36.1 but I thought the labs said 63??
63.1 is correct, I am sorry if I misspoke. It should be correct in the subtitles though. I am not a native speaker, so sometimes these things happen, I apologize.
Do you think this will leave a white cast on brown skin?
I don't think it will once it did sink in, but that is just an educated guess, I have no one in my circle of friends that I could test it on in real life.
The dewiest on insta is a dark skinned woman and uses this. There is no white caste.
@@tilonpaige9712 Thank you for sharing this, very helpful.
@Neo Thank you for sharing your experience.
There's actually four filters in it, not two.
Thank you for pointing it out. Another person corrected me already, it seems I had an old leaflet/ the old website version when writing my review - I am very sorry about that.
Does it sting the eyes - I have not yet found a chemical Spf that does not sting my eyes. And the zinc oxid-based Spf’s dries out my dry skin😔
It doesn't sting my eyes at all, but I find usually only the ones with older chemical filters do (Avobenzone or Octocrylene).
I have been using it for 1-2 months and did not experience any stinging in the eyes.
@@DoctorAnne I bought a sunscreen from La Roche-posay that claims it does not sting - it has only the new filters, but it still stung my eyes. I will try this one out. At the moment I use a physical sunscreen around my eyes and the LRP on the rest of the face - but the zinc oxid does dry out the skin around the eyes.
@@leneskov5184 It can really be tricky. My eyes can be easily irritated - I wear contacts 15 hours a day - but this one isn't an issue for me.
@@jenniferkeating3989 Same here.
Is this sunscreen noncomedogenic? And also, is this oil free? 🤔
Noncomedogenic is more of a marketing term, the comedogenicity depends on different factors. And no, no oils in the formula.
@@DoctorAnne thank you much for replying! You've helped a lot
Does this product have fragrance?
No.
is it pregnancy safe since it doesnt contain oxybenzone?
It is pregnancy safe, and it would also be with oxybenzone. Chemical filters are perfectly fine during pregnancy.
Is this sunscreens good for the beach ?
It is not waterresistant, so I would opt for something else if I swim or sweat,
@@DoctorAnne okay thank you do you have some recommandation ? Because I have sensitive hormonal acne prone skin and I search a sunscreen with no alcool, no comedogenic and if it's possible a 50+ spf water resistant ?
@@Lou-pp4hh I don't. I use the La Roche Posay UVMune 400, which fits all your needs except that is has alcohol. Which I don't think is a problem, but you list it in the things you want to avoid.
@@DoctorAnne ok thank you I will try even if there is alcool
@@Lou-pp4hh Why do you try to avoid alcohol in skincare?
Is this sunscreen silicon free??
Yes.
Plz make a video on hydrating mineral sunscreen which is silicon free and available in asia.Thank you🫰
@@user-yl7gb8sh5b I don't think I have heard of any and I don't use many mineral sunscreens, so I can't comment on them.
what is the percent of the sunscreen ingredients
The don't disclose that.
@@DoctorAnne that seems odd. there could be no sunscreen in there.
@@bluedot6933 No. They list the filters on the ingredient list, which is required to tell you what is in the product. It is not required to add the percentage though.
@@DoctorAnne but if the ingredient is 1 percent it may not have any effect.
@@bluedot6933 They have had their sunscreen independently tested and I have seen the reports, so I know the protection factor without knowing the percentages used.
So is it only SPF 36?
No, it is not. It is 63.1 according to the tests published.
@@DoctorAnne Thank you for the information!
@@dd-dd2co You are welcome.
I was wondering if the Joseon sunscreen stings in the eyes, since it's so difficult to find a sunscreen that doesn't.
No it doesn't sting the eyes
Not for me, no. I find that happens more often with ones that use older filters like Avobenzone and Octocrylene, but that might of course be different for different people.
@@davidlawrenceford8467 It doesn't for me either.
@@DoctorAnne good to know, thank you!
@@Jod3lay Always welcome.
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I disagree.
What now, 36 or 63? You cannot differentiate between these massively different numbers or what?
I am sorry I made a mistake speaking to the camera in a language that is not my native one that I only detected during the editing process and corrected, but I'd say that happens to the best of us.
What should not happen to any of us is being such a twat in the comments over it - I am sorry that happened to you, I hope you will be able to fix it in the future...
@@DoctorAnne okay you fake doctor, okay.
@@ZelenoJabko 😂😂😂
Sending you love and light, you truly seem to be in the holiday spirit.