I’ve been considering the Missha sunscreen recently too. I do really love Hera. The one thing I wish the waterproof sunscreens WOULD NOT have is fragrance. If they were available fragrance free I do believe they would work well for more people with sensitive skin. Thank you so much for the information in this video.
Very interesting info. In EU and US the "waterproof" claim is no longer allowed and was replaced by "water resistant" and "very water resistant" claims.
@@monicali8569 this is a blanket statement demonstrably not true :) There are absolutely EU brands with very high end sunscreen technology and also very good textures. Have you tried them ALL?
As always an amazing work, I love your videos on sunscreen, as you’re the only TH-camr i know, who talk about water resistant option in the Korean market. I have to agree with you the isa Knox is one of the best sunscreen I’ve ever tried, the fragrance is simply stunning, but it can be a bit too much for my oily skin during the hottest days of summer, I’ll definitely try the one from Cnp laboratory
Funilly enough I've just ordered the CNP one last week after rewatching your older video about sunscreens. Thankfully it made a reappearance here so I'm sure it's great! I've used the Missha waterproof milk during a holiday by the lake and was pretty happy with it. It's also inexpensive!
Your reviews are always accurate and to the right level of details. I haven’t come across a product I bought upon your recommendation not working out for me (having similar skin type helps too) ❤️💯 Much appreciate your sharing on Korean standards/regulations for water resistant sunscreens. Thanks to you, I found the ISA KNOX 365 and really liked it, bonus that it doesn’t sting my eyes. If I hadn’t found La Roche Posay Uvmune 400 cream, it would be my most favorite. Surprisingly, I find the finish of both sunscreens are very similar, even though the texture is different. I prefer La Roche Posay only because it has more filters and the filters are more modern (BUT it stings my eyes :() Buying the Hera Leports now. 😊
I live in South India so just going out everyday is like a sports activity. You will be sweating all over your face no matter what season. I think sports sunscreen is best for daily use and double cleanse at night to remove it properly.
That's how I am basically anywhere hot in the summer. I'll use non-water resistant ones in the winter but my face is gonna sweat in the summer and need a water resistant one.
Your videos are works of art! Congrats on the sponsorship. Really helpful to learn what exactly the requirements of being waterproof are and to see the Korean words!
It's easy to get the Missha one here in the Netherlands, and I actually prefer it to other Missha sunscreens of the same line. But oh boy it's so hard to wash off :) Thanks for the video as always Odile
Have you ever considered using a double cleaning method to remove it such as an oil or make up removing balm? I got that tip from an TH-cam Dr. Dray, its really effective.
FINE, I'll get the Hera and the CNP sunscreens. You can imagine that the claim "this sunscreen would work even in an oven" totally does it for me 😂. I actually live in an oven so I have to try, for science 🤪🤪🤪
I've actually heard before that Korea was crazy humid in summer, which is why I was surprised how difficult it was to find a waterproof, mineral sunscreen that works well under makeup. Where I live we also have very humid, extremely hot and depressingly long summers, and to top it all, I personally tend to sweat profusely in the face specifically, for some reason. I'm totally ok with double cleansing at the end of the day to remove the sunscreen. I do it anyway since I use other waterproof products in my makeup routine, including waterproof mascara. I'm honestly surprised that my desperate need for a sunscreen that is waterproof and at the same time comfortable to wear daily for the office and under makeup, is such a unique and "niche" demand, especially in Korean beauty. As you said, most of these are difficult to find outside of Korea. I plan to try the Missha though, as I love the brand in general and the Velvet Finish from the same series used to be my go to sunscreen up until a couple of years ago. Do you have any idea why it was discontinued?
Missha's Sun Milks were relaunched with a new packaging last month in Korea so I think some websites might still be waiting for the new stock. This is what the new packaging looks like: twitter.com/odilemonod/status/1658413218354851840?t=p6Rjz7asfXNgGfuehQdrfw&s=19 Unfortunately the Velvet Finish was discontinued two years ago. They didn't disclose why but if I had to guess it's probably because the Soft Finish one had a similar (but slightly less matte) finish with a more dramatic tone-up effect that is more sought-after in Korea.
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist Yeah, I remember thinking that they were quite similar om the skin. But the Velvet Finish had a better coverage (an additional +), which is why I was disappointed with the discontinuation. Is that one + quite significant? Thanks for the link! Missha I'm usually able to find, but not most of the others that you mentioned in the video.
Thanks for the informative video. I had tried the Dr G sunscreen u recommended in a previous video and found it true to your description. Your videos and posts are expanding my knowledge of K-beauty!
Congratulations on the sponsorship! I enjoyed the video but I was wondering why you didn't include Thefaceshop's Eco Sun sunscreen (orange cap) . I guess maybe it was the whitecast 🤷
Can you please recommend more affordable options for the body? Preferably ones that feel like skin or are matte. Much like the feel of the SKIN1004 Hyalu-CICA Water-fit Sun Serum ? That would be so wonderful. I live in an extremely hot desert that reaches 110 degrees f, or 43 degrees c. But we also have monsoon, where it is extremely hot and extremely humid as well I am aware thar the skin1004 probably isn't great for sweating either, but it's the most lightweight I've tried, and therefore the only one ive been willing to use. Ive purchased many recommended sunscreens, but this is the only one that I've been willing to wear daily. Advice from anyone knowledgeable would be fantastic.
Thanks Odile for a beautiful and useful video. Could you please recommend a website or tool to verify the validity of Korean sunscreens? I just want to make sure that I’m not buying copycats.
BTW, the main reason that I prefer a mineral sunscreen, is that if I understand correctly, it is more efficient when reapplied over makeup. I'm not actually sure where the hybrid sunscreens stand in that regard but I assume they are better suited for it than chemical ones? I think it'd be a great topic for a video, especially now that we're getting closer to summer: sunscreen reapplication and which type of sunscreens are best for that. I just discovered your channel yesterday but I find it very informative. I'd love to hear what knowledge you have on that subject!
Yes my personal preference is hybrid sunscreens exactly because they re-apply better, are more resistant compared to chemical sunscreens but they're not drying for dry skin like many mineral sunscreens. Thank you for the feedback!
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist Thank you! Thats good to have a confirmation! Besides the drying issue, are mineral sunscreens even better than hybrid ones for that reapplication purposes, or is it that the hybrid ones have all the protection that the mineral ones have, plus additional chemical filters?
Thank you for your product reviews - love all your content. I'm curious about the fragrance of the CNP sunscreen and if the smell is detectable for a while after application (?) Also, is the CNP more matte than the Isa Knox?
Thank you! The CNP Outdoor Fluid Sun is indeed more matte than the Isa Knox, but I would describe the finish a semi-matte rather than full-on matte. The fragrance is a fresh citrus fragrance that fades within the first 10 minutes of application. Hope that helps!
Thank you for this video. I am in love with the Hera Sunscreen ❤️ My skin is not a fan of the fragrance since it is rather sensitive and: it did leave a slight white cast on my face - since I have rather dark skin - but, even after running a half marathon, the sunscreen was still there on my face - and I got no irritation on my eyes after sweating -. I hope the product gets back in stock on Stylevana for Germany - otherwise I will try the Walter-Proof Sun Milk from Missha -. 😊
⚰️⚰️ I literally just saw a skincare blogger just make that same post 😂 (ain’t gonna drop names cause I actually like him). I feel like it def goes back to what k beauty products are popular in the west vs actual Korea. I personally love waterproof /outdoor sunscreens as an oily skin person living in Texas. I just double cleanse to get it all off. Please change your socials name to ask me about my mochi skin 😭😹
I hv oily skin and medium tan skin tone. D missha waterproof spf leaves a lot of whitecast on me wen applied in correct quantity(2 fingers). Also I didnt find it to me satin finish. Its very lightweight but leaves an oily sheen, especially during summers!!
Hallo danke für interessante Videos es wäre sehr schön wenn auch dazu zum mitlesen Untertitel kommen gerne auch in deutsch und englisch oder nur in deutsch liebe Grüße besonders zum Thema whiting Creme Toner reiscreme und anderes 😊
How do koren remove hard to remove out door sunscreen from there face. Please mention those products that i could find in USA for me and my kids. We do need waterproof sunscreens but don't know how to remove it properly. Thx in advance.
They use double cleansing method. Basically use an oil/ balm cleanser first and den d normal foam cleanser. D oil cleanser removes waterproof spf nd makeup quite easily.
Basically the parent company of Isa Knox (LG Household & Health Care) acquired Avon US, China and Japan a few years ago and they've been releasing some products specifically for those markets. The Anew Solaire sunscreen is the sunscreen they developed for the North American market, since the US doesn't accept new UV filters and they can't sell the original Isa Knox sunscreen available in Korea (the one mentioned in this video). The US version is not available in Korea, so I'm not sure how the two compare but the company makes great sunscreens in general so I guess it shouldn't be too terrible 😁
I'm not allergic to fragrance or essential oils, the products I use are not fragrance-free. If you are allergic to fragrance and essential oils, I'm sorry but there are PLENTY of channels on youtube that cater to "your standards".
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist i am not allergic either, but avoiding these ingredients are strongly to advice. But regardless this, this proves that that are no decent k beauty water resistant sunscreens. But there are enough European water resistant sunscreens that are ethanol, parfum and essential oils free.
@DimitriosKvs listen I'm severely lactose-intolerant and I don't go around campaigning for people to stop eating ice cream just because I can't. Just because you have been brainwashed to hate perfectly safe ingredients that actually enhance the product experience, doesn't mean everyone else should follow "your standards" and that "your standards" hold any value. My standards are products that are I enjoy using. Go bathe in your European sunscreens and leave me alone please.
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist i think that if one of us is brainwashed, is the one that is receiving money in his bank account to promote these ingredients. and this is you. your standards are getting paid... therefore are not trustworthy. like you....
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist because its perfectly safe for you, it does not mean its for everyone. I think between us, I am the one who is not getting paid to promote these products. This says something about objective standards.
I’ve been considering the Missha sunscreen recently too. I do really love Hera. The one thing I wish the waterproof sunscreens WOULD NOT have is fragrance. If they were available fragrance free I do believe they would work well for more people with sensitive skin. Thank you so much for the information in this video.
They are HARD to remove 😂 your energy is great in this video 😍
Very interesting info. In EU and US the "waterproof" claim is no longer allowed and was replaced by "water resistant" and "very water resistant" claims.
The eu and especially us do not have high end technology for sunscreens. It’s also not their specialty to make anything with good feel / aesthetics.
@@monicali8569 this is a blanket statement demonstrably not true :) There are absolutely EU brands with very high end sunscreen technology and also very good textures. Have you tried them ALL?
As we are in Spring 🌼 now & heading for Summer 🌺 in Australia, your video is immensely helpful Odile.
My hats 🧢 off for you!
As always an amazing work, I love your videos on sunscreen, as you’re the only TH-camr i know, who talk about water resistant option in the Korean market. I have to agree with you the isa Knox is one of the best sunscreen I’ve ever tried, the fragrance is simply stunning, but it can be a bit too much for my oily skin during the hottest days of summer, I’ll definitely try the one from Cnp laboratory
Funilly enough I've just ordered the CNP one last week after rewatching your older video about sunscreens. Thankfully it made a reappearance here so I'm sure it's great!
I've used the Missha waterproof milk during a holiday by the lake and was pretty happy with it. It's also inexpensive!
Your reviews are always accurate and to the right level of details. I haven’t come across a product I bought upon your recommendation not working out for me (having similar skin type helps too) ❤️💯 Much appreciate your sharing on Korean standards/regulations for water resistant sunscreens.
Thanks to you, I found the ISA KNOX 365 and really liked it, bonus that it doesn’t sting my eyes. If I hadn’t found La Roche Posay Uvmune 400 cream, it would be my most favorite. Surprisingly, I find the finish of both sunscreens are very similar, even though the texture is different. I prefer La Roche Posay only because it has more filters and the filters are more modern (BUT it stings my eyes :()
Buying the Hera Leports now. 😊
I live in South India so just going out everyday is like a sports activity. You will be sweating all over your face no matter what season. I think sports sunscreen is best for daily use and double cleanse at night to remove it properly.
That's how I am basically anywhere hot in the summer.
I'll use non-water resistant ones in the winter but my face is gonna sweat in the summer and need a water resistant one.
Your videos are works of art! Congrats on the sponsorship. Really helpful to learn what exactly the requirements of being waterproof are and to see the Korean words!
It's easy to get the Missha one here in the Netherlands, and I actually prefer it to other Missha sunscreens of the same line. But oh boy it's so hard to wash off :) Thanks for the video as always Odile
Have you ever considered using a double cleaning method to remove it such as an oil or make up removing balm? I got that tip from an TH-cam Dr. Dray, its really effective.
FINE, I'll get the Hera and the CNP sunscreens. You can imagine that the claim "this sunscreen would work even in an oven" totally does it for me 😂. I actually live in an oven so I have to try, for science 🤪🤪🤪
Ordering the Isa Knox and Hera sunscreens! Thank you for another wonderfully informative video ✨
Surprised and glad to see the Misha one. That's the only one on the list I've seen before. Of course I will check the others out when possible.
I've actually heard before that Korea was crazy humid in summer, which is why I was surprised how difficult it was to find a waterproof, mineral sunscreen that works well under makeup.
Where I live we also have very humid, extremely hot and depressingly long summers, and to top it all, I personally tend to sweat profusely in the face specifically, for some reason.
I'm totally ok with double cleansing at the end of the day to remove the sunscreen. I do it anyway since I use other waterproof products in my makeup routine, including waterproof mascara.
I'm honestly surprised that my desperate need for a sunscreen that is waterproof and at the same time comfortable to wear daily for the office and under makeup, is such a unique and "niche" demand, especially in Korean beauty.
As you said, most of these are difficult to find outside of Korea. I plan to try the Missha though, as I love the brand in general and the Velvet Finish from the same series used to be my go to sunscreen up until a couple of years ago. Do you have any idea why it was discontinued?
Missha's Sun Milks were relaunched with a new packaging last month in Korea so I think some websites might still be waiting for the new stock. This is what the new packaging looks like:
twitter.com/odilemonod/status/1658413218354851840?t=p6Rjz7asfXNgGfuehQdrfw&s=19
Unfortunately the Velvet Finish was discontinued two years ago. They didn't disclose why but if I had to guess it's probably because the Soft Finish one had a similar (but slightly less matte) finish with a more dramatic tone-up effect that is more sought-after in Korea.
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist Yeah, I remember thinking that they were quite similar om the skin. But the Velvet Finish had a better coverage (an additional +), which is why I was disappointed with the discontinuation. Is that one + quite significant?
Thanks for the link! Missha I'm usually able to find, but not most of the others that you mentioned in the video.
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist Hi.. why do h think Mishha is relaunching d sun milks? Wen d ingredients r same? Is it only for d packaging purpose??
Thanks for the informative video. I had tried the Dr G sunscreen u recommended in a previous video and found it true to your description. Your videos and posts are expanding my knowledge of K-beauty!
Congratulations on the sponsorship!
I enjoyed the video but I was wondering why you didn't include Thefaceshop's Eco Sun sunscreen (orange cap) . I guess maybe it was the whitecast 🤷
Hello! Can you please do a video of waterproof Korean sunscreens that are fragrance free?
As always, Odile!!! Another exciting, informative and useful video 👍👍👍!!
Thank you, Odile! Love your videos❤️
I love that your videos are well thought and well researched
This is exactly what I needed!
Can you please recommend more affordable options for the body? Preferably ones that feel like skin or are matte. Much like the feel of the SKIN1004 Hyalu-CICA Water-fit Sun Serum ? That would be so wonderful. I live in an extremely hot desert that reaches 110 degrees f, or 43 degrees c. But we also have monsoon, where it is extremely hot and extremely humid as well
I am aware thar the skin1004 probably isn't great for sweating either, but it's the most lightweight I've tried, and therefore the only one ive been willing to use. Ive purchased many recommended sunscreens, but this is the only one that I've been willing to wear daily.
Advice from anyone knowledgeable would be fantastic.
Thanks Odile for a beautiful and useful video. Could you please recommend a website or tool to verify the validity of Korean sunscreens? I just want to make sure that I’m not buying copycats.
Hi, which waterproof korean sunscreen is fragrance free and suit for oily and acne prone skin?
Please make video on korean lip sunscreen balm,lotion that is also moisturizing and easily available in USA 🇺🇸. Thanks in advance.
BTW, the main reason that I prefer a mineral sunscreen, is that if I understand correctly, it is more efficient when reapplied over makeup. I'm not actually sure where the hybrid sunscreens stand in that regard but I assume they are better suited for it than chemical ones?
I think it'd be a great topic for a video, especially now that we're getting closer to summer: sunscreen reapplication and which type of sunscreens are best for that. I just discovered your channel yesterday but I find it very informative. I'd love to hear what knowledge you have on that subject!
Yes my personal preference is hybrid sunscreens exactly because they re-apply better, are more resistant compared to chemical sunscreens but they're not drying for dry skin like many mineral sunscreens.
Thank you for the feedback!
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist Thank you! Thats good to have a confirmation!
Besides the drying issue, are mineral sunscreens even better than hybrid ones for that reapplication purposes, or is it that the hybrid ones have all the protection that the mineral ones have, plus additional chemical filters?
Thank you for your product reviews - love all your content. I'm curious about the fragrance of the CNP sunscreen and if the smell is detectable for a while after application (?) Also, is the CNP more matte than the Isa Knox?
Thank you! The CNP Outdoor Fluid Sun is indeed more matte than the Isa Knox, but I would describe the finish a semi-matte rather than full-on matte. The fragrance is a fresh citrus fragrance that fades within the first 10 minutes of application. Hope that helps!
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist That really helps! Thank you for taking the time to respond - much appreciated.
Incredibly thorough video thank you!
Thanks for an Outstanding Video, I have the CNP Sunscreen. Have a great Day
Hello.. is it really matte? Will it suit oily skin?
@@Lily_-iz4py Hi Lily, I have Dry skin, I enjoy it, it's not very hydrating or moisturizing
Love your videos as always. Thanks for the new recommendations 💕
How strong the fragrance is in the first sunscreen?
The options for water resistance sunscreens in k beauty is still very limited compared to j beauty or European sunscreen
I just wish there was a fragrance free version. I am so sensitive.
Thank you for this video. I am in love with the Hera Sunscreen ❤️ My skin is not a fan of the fragrance since it is rather sensitive and: it did leave a slight white cast on my face - since I have rather dark skin - but, even after running a half marathon, the sunscreen was still there on my face - and I got no irritation on my eyes after sweating -. I hope the product gets back in stock on Stylevana for Germany - otherwise I will try the Walter-Proof Sun Milk from Missha -. 😊
Hi! Have you tried the Derma B Sunblock? I'm quite intrigued because it comes in a large bottle.. Thank you! 💞
⚰️⚰️ I literally just saw a skincare blogger just make that same post 😂 (ain’t gonna drop names cause I actually like him). I feel like it def goes back to what k beauty products are popular in the west vs actual Korea. I personally love waterproof /outdoor sunscreens as an oily skin person living in Texas. I just double cleanse to get it all off. Please change your socials name to ask me about my mochi skin 😭😹
Does the Hera leave a white cast on darker/deeper skin tones?
Can you make an korean+japanese mineral physical spf videos that are fragrance free and essential oil free? 🙏🏼😊
I hv oily skin and medium tan skin tone. D missha waterproof spf leaves a lot of whitecast on me wen applied in correct quantity(2 fingers). Also I didnt find it to me satin finish. Its very lightweight but leaves an oily sheen, especially during summers!!
I've found one from the face republic purity sun essence, what do you think about this one?
Hmm..just asking if the isa knox and cnp stings the eyes...? My water resistant sunscreen makes me cry and water my eyes 😢😢
Can you suggest us some Cruelty free sunscreen, please?
Any fragrance free options? Really bummed all these Korean sunscreens have fragrance. I don’t understand why, since it has no benefit on the skin.
I live in the US. Tried using code and purchase using cc to no avail. FYI only. Maybe PayPal payment is better?
Hallo danke für interessante Videos es wäre sehr schön wenn auch dazu zum mitlesen Untertitel kommen gerne auch in deutsch und englisch oder nur in deutsch liebe Grüße besonders zum Thema whiting Creme Toner reiscreme und anderes 😊
How do koren remove hard to remove out door sunscreen from there face. Please mention those products that i could find in USA for me and my kids. We do need waterproof sunscreens but don't know how to remove it properly. Thx in advance.
They use double cleansing method. Basically use an oil/ balm cleanser first and den d normal foam cleanser. D oil cleanser removes waterproof spf nd makeup quite easily.
How is this Isa Knox sunscreen different then the anew solaire isa knox sunscreen? Is one better then the other?
Basically the parent company of Isa Knox (LG Household & Health Care) acquired Avon US, China and Japan a few years ago and they've been releasing some products specifically for those markets. The Anew Solaire sunscreen is the sunscreen they developed for the North American market, since the US doesn't accept new UV filters and they can't sell the original Isa Knox sunscreen available in Korea (the one mentioned in this video). The US version is not available in Korea, so I'm not sure how the two compare but the company makes great sunscreens in general so I guess it shouldn't be too terrible 😁
I need sunscreen for high humidity tropical environment where it’s hot indoors and outdoors
Have you found a good sunscreen for your humid tropical environment?
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most of them contain parfum or essential oils. these are a no-go! not meeting my standards.
I'm not allergic to fragrance or essential oils, the products I use are not fragrance-free. If you are allergic to fragrance and essential oils, I'm sorry but there are PLENTY of channels on youtube that cater to "your standards".
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist i am not allergic either, but avoiding these ingredients are strongly to advice. But regardless this, this proves that that are no decent k beauty water resistant sunscreens. But there are enough European water resistant sunscreens that are ethanol, parfum and essential oils free.
@DimitriosKvs listen I'm severely lactose-intolerant and I don't go around campaigning for people to stop eating ice cream just because I can't. Just because you have been brainwashed to hate perfectly safe ingredients that actually enhance the product experience, doesn't mean everyone else should follow "your standards" and that "your standards" hold any value. My standards are products that are I enjoy using. Go bathe in your European sunscreens and leave me alone please.
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist i think that if one of us is brainwashed, is the one that is receiving money in his bank account to promote these ingredients. and this is you. your standards are getting paid... therefore are not trustworthy. like you....
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist because its perfectly safe for you, it does not mean its for everyone. I think between us, I am the one who is not getting paid to promote these products. This says something about objective standards.