Damn right! No offense but American sunscreen is just sooo outdated. If you prefer a no alcohol one, You should definitely give Beauty of Joseon and Skin1004 sunscreen. I'm sure you'll fall in love and there's no turning back.
Hahaha with how much content you’re making daily to share with us, I’d be releasing typos way more often. You’re killing it, I’ve been watching every video lately and getting hella brown girl tips
girlies if you live in NYC i promise you, you can find them in any east Asian pharmacy/drugstores/supermarket/snack stores you do not need to wait two months for sun screen
@ayeshhh455 I have combo skin. But I guess, that shouldn't be a problem if you wear your for-dry-skin moisturizer first then put on the sunscreen. That's what I do anyways. I put on my moisturizer first. I don't think there's many sunscreens out there that can also double up as your reliable moisturizer?
@ninanim unfortunately this one, I cannot tolerate it on my eyelids. But elsewhere around the eyes I can tolerate it. (So I end up not putting sun protection on my eyelids 😅 not exemplary behaviour I know)
I'm black and I use Japanese sunscreen!!! It's truly so good, I'm genuinely shocked that people make such a fuss to get a decent sunscreen because they're so cheap too!
@@deszu i tried them and got my face burnt while using actives. Never making that mistake again. People in India do 100 percent fraud. It's East Asian integrity that's on a pedestal and they deserve it.
Indian sunscreens are killing it recently. The aqualogica ones, the derma co ones, the Dr sheths ones like oh my goddess! If you know more add it to this comment.
I wanna add Fae beauty’s sunscreen to the list. Its my favourite sunscreen along with the the Beauty of Joseon one. Indians should try the Fae beauty one imo.
U should get your hands on Indian sunscreens, they blend like a dream. Dr sheth, aqualogica, minimalist are some of the best sunscreens evaaaar. No white cast
They are the worst. They gave break outs before using the Indian sunscreen my face was so healthy now it destroyed Idk why it doesn't suit me especially the aqualogica
Anessa is another god-tier Japanese sunscreen. I hope you can even try some other Asian sunscreens, there’s a local brand (Indonesian brand) that I swear is just so so good leaves no white cast at all, from a brand called The Aubree.
you should also try beauty of joseon rice prebiotic sunscreen 😊 super nice and feels light on the skin no whitecast 😊 its my fave ! also gives you a nice glow from within look
La roche posay isn’t a Asian sunscreen, but it’s amazing in formulation and protection. It’s technically the best sunscreens, but they are a bit pricey depending on what you can afford. But if you can, I suggest them
Indian skincare products are now gearing up their game well for past few years. You should definitely give them a try. There are many brands nowadays to choose from. Most importantly it has wider range of skin types and skin color products
Do u have any recommendations, because my friend is moving to India and she doesn't have a skin care routine ( but she has perfect skin) and I would love to force a routine on her 😊
you need to try indian sunscreens too. i’m one or two shade darker than you but there are so many indian sunscreen thats just like moisturiser and just blends so easily. aqualogica, derma co, dr. sheth’s, minimalist, dot&key are few are indian cult favourite. i personally love dr. sheth’s and aqualogica
This is my everyday sunscreen and believe me when I say “my skin has never been better” my skin glows it’s smooth I have zero sun burns and no inflammations…. This is a game changer and I’ve used this spf for the past 5 years ✨
I use the supergoop glow stick sunscreen, I like it and it’s transparent so no white cast and it makes my skin look glows, it’s a bit on the pricey side tho
Biore was the first sunscreen i'd ever tried that didn't break me out. Also it absorbs and stays longer through sweat, which i need as a southeast asian. Since then it's only Japanese sunscreens for my face. My personal favorite is Skin Aqua
Asian sunscreens are really good bu I highly suggest Australian. It’s the best, the system to check and prepping everything are really full proof. I would love japanese skin care but they change their formulas Alot xD idkw but there’re alot more skincare that I prefer before the change 😭😭
Yes. Australian sunscreen are actually spf50. When other brands are imported to Australia the spf of the sunscreen will be different from other countries. Because a korean sunscreen may be spf 50 at korea or other countries but when coming to Australia. It may just be spf 30.
@krg98 I have oily skin as well. And the once I use is nivea sun uv face shine control matifying effect. Depends on people thougg. This works for me but it still feels a bit sticky compared to what it says. Just gotta try a few to find the iggt one.
Biore uses denatured alcohol to penetrate the skin so you might notice some sensitivity. It helps with hyperpigmentation but my skin felt dehydrated after a day of use so pair a hydrating lotion for better results.
I used to live in Singapore and I could not tolerate the chemical ones because of my rosacea 😢 high alcohol content can set it off or otherwise the ever changing formulas.
I brought Biore sunscreen in 2020 when no one was talking about it. It wasn't the time when people really talked about sunscreen on the internet that much, the skincare boom came into my country right after that phase. There was only 1 review of this and i gave it a shot. I think yes it's a good one but there are so much better options available now. After a particular amount of time like a month or so, the formula separates and the oil leaves the cream part (idk how to explain it). Basically, not worth the hype that much if u have oily acne prone skin. Please stay away from it because the fragrance and unstable formula is going to break u out
If you're interested in korean brands of sunscreen, I'd definitely recommend Beauty of Joseon and RoundLab (those two are the best ranked sunscreen last year)
this sunscreen isnt really the best option especially if you have dry skin due to the high concentration of denatured alcohol in it which is extremely drying and sensitizing especially if you have dry skin. its the second ingredient on the list!
Absolutely do!! And elite is correct!!! I am trying the tocobo bio watery sunscreen (blue package) and it’s amazing!! I also like the beauty of Joseon one as well but like the tocobo one better!
I'm trying that one too!! I've been using it singe January and I love it! It leaves no white cast and is very moisturizing with a glowy finish. I use the tocobo cotton stick to reapply throughout the day and on the go but I LOVE to use the bio watery sunscreen in the morning after my skincare routine!
I swear Beauty of Joseon's Relief Sun SPF with Probiotics. It's so lightweight and hydrating I just use it as my daycream, too, if I'm just staying home. I've been using it for more than a year and it worked really well in the summer, too. I absolutely love it.
Asian sunscreens are far less oily on the skin, but if you need protection go for an Australian suncreen. They have wider coverage cause Australia and New Zealand are right next to the hole in the ozone. My proudest moment living in NZ so far was having the woman ringing me up say that my daily sunscreen choice looked "like it actually could be good." I bought the store brand.
As someone who lives in japan and is an American I think she got a very good sunscreen here because from my experience Japanese sunscreens are horrible lol.
As an Asian myself, the best sun creams for me are never these cheap Asain drugstore brands, but always the expensive Western brands who make their sun cream in Asia and sold in Asia only. For example, Lancome UV EXPERT AQUA GEL, I never found them in Europe
@@llollllllllllllllllllllllllll I’m going to try it out thanks to you! Did you just randomly try it or did you hear that it was good? I’ve never heard about it, only Biore, Allie, etc. But now I’m curious if other western brands are good in Japan like Dior, etc
@Jackie-minjie Wu It was popular in China. I'm not sure about whether it still is now. Chinese beauty bloggers test sun cream based on various criteria, and they check the ingredients carefully. It is interesting to see some Asain beauty products from China, Japan, and Korean go viral on Western social media while they actually have little effective or even harmful ingredients to human skins.
@@llollllllllllllllllllllllllll thanks! I am Chinese but mostly only familiar with Western influencers via TH-cam. Can you recommend any Chinese beauty bloggers to me? For sunscreen review or just beauty products in general.
That's a chemical spf, they are no supposed to leave a cast on any skintone. But any chemical spf and they will look the same. When it come to chemical just focuse on the texture, finish and ingredients (if it has to many irritants or good calming/hydtariong ingredients you might like)
I'm Asian and only use asian sunscreens. I didn't know their texture was different lol. I love this product, but don't get the version in the box tube thingy, that one has a white cast.
This was my first venture into sunscreen! but I found out that it was causing my breakouts. Currently using The Saem's aloe sunscreen, and will be trying Anessa once I finish it (recommended by my friend) :)
I absolutely love Japanese sunscreens because most of them are sweat and water resistant, come in larger sizes and very affordable especially if you buy them on Stylevana.
This sunscreen was my starter sunscreen!! As someone who is oily and acne prone, this worked wonders! My skin’s not that sensitive so the alcohol didn’t bother me - no eye irritation either.
It has a bit of alcohol there with helps to make the sunscreen film faster (compared to drying alcohol-free types which take a bit more time to set). Seems like the one used is the 2023 reformulation and it looks sooo good. Have been using the Watery Gel one for many years now; the Essence version is a bit more luxe or velvety? It is somewhat a drugstore brand in Japan, and could be available if you have Biore stuff in your local drugstore, but you may get the 2020 formula which is still good (in my area, we still have the 2020 formula but it might take a few months before we get the 2023 reformulation locally)
The biore one has a high alcohol content. I dont love it as it dries my skin out in the long run, but there are soooo many amazing sunscreens on yesstyle. A few brands to try: Beauty of Joseon, Klairs (white/yellow one), Tocobo, Isntree, Skin1004, Thank you farmer (essence) and Canmake (clear).
They contain high amounts of alcohol denat. Over time that could dry you out. Especially if you use actives. Like the kind of dry that produces flakes. Not only that they lie about how much spf is in it.
true I've tried alot of sunscreens and the ones I got from Korea and Japan burnt my skin. I now stick too my Aussie made sunscreen as I know it works for me and the climate I'm in.
5 asian sunscreens i would definitly recommend, dark skin friendly & no white cast 1. Isntree watery sun essence spf 50 2. TOCOBO: Bio Watery Sun Cream 3. skin1004 sunscreen hyalu cica Spf 50 (the blue package) 4. NEOGEN: Day Light Protection Airy Sun Screen spf 50. 5. Nivea watery sun gel Spf 50.(japanese version)
If anyone wants to try it you can get it off Amazon! amzn.to/3LrfoDy
Does it feel greasy on the skin?
Damn right! No offense but American sunscreen is just sooo outdated. If you prefer a no alcohol one, You should definitely give Beauty of Joseon and Skin1004 sunscreen. I'm sure you'll fall in love and there's no turning back.
I don’t recommend buying Korean or Japanese skincare products on unverified Amazon accounts. There are so many fakes it’s shocking
@@lovememoreeeee yeah especially after i seen this one girl find out a skincare product she used had mercury in it
What's the name of the sunscreen
I ALSO REALIZED I SPELLED JAPANESE WRONG 😭😭 NO ONE CORRECTED ME ON TIK TOK pls don’t come for me it was a mistake
Lol! Didnt even notice until u mentioned 😂
Is this sponsored by yesstyle?
Hahaha with how much content you’re making daily to share with us, I’d be releasing typos way more often. You’re killing it, I’ve been watching every video lately and getting hella brown girl tips
@@mushy470 I think that’s one of the few places to get Asian beauty in America
@@mushy470 no lol I literally said in the video my friend brought this from Japan for me
girlies if you live in NYC i promise you, you can find them in any east Asian pharmacy/drugstores/supermarket/snack stores you do not need to wait two months for sun screen
Amazon too😅😊
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@@monejohn9973 yeah, but you can get it the same day and support local businesses.
Oh really? Which stores? I’ve been on the hunt for this brand around Ktown but I never can find it
@@monejohn9973 Amazon is a hit or miss with skincare. You might get sent a fake.
isNtree hyaluronic acid watery sun gel is the best korean sun screen in my opinion!! its so nice
Need to try that one. I use the beauty of joseon one currently and its bomb
@@epic7224 it's definitely one of the best ones as well
Agree!
isNtree? or innisfree???
@@raenia3655 isNtree
I'm brown and this is what I use!! The alcohol smell goes away immediately. No complaints from me. Love that it blends and it's SPF 50 and affordable!
Is it ok for dry skin
@ayeshhh455 I have combo skin. But I guess, that shouldn't be a problem if you wear your for-dry-skin moisturizer first then put on the sunscreen. That's what I do anyways. I put on my moisturizer first. I don't think there's many sunscreens out there that can also double up as your reliable moisturizer?
@@ayeshhh455 i find most of them are but a good alternative that definitely is is Joseon Relief Sun
does it sting your eyes? some sunscreen do that to me
@ninanim unfortunately this one, I cannot tolerate it on my eyelids. But elsewhere around the eyes I can tolerate it. (So I end up not putting sun protection on my eyelids 😅 not exemplary behaviour I know)
I'm black and I use Japanese sunscreen!!! It's truly so good, I'm genuinely shocked that people make such a fuss to get a decent sunscreen because they're so cheap too!
Even Indian sunscreens are getting really good that too for affordable prices
Indian cosmetics cannot be compared to their Japanese and Korean counterparts in terms of quality.
@@alaah4183 no they definitely can ☠️ u guys put anything East Asian on a pedestal, there are tons of amazing Indian cosmetic products
@@deszu i tried them and got my face burnt while using actives. Never making that mistake again. People in India do 100 percent fraud. It's East Asian integrity that's on a pedestal and they deserve it.
@@alaah4183 Indian skincare industry has changed drastically over the past 3-4 years
@@alaah4183 why always the east asians.... South asian have better products too... But everyone is always hyped abt america and east asia
Indian sunscreens are killing it recently. The aqualogica ones, the derma co ones, the Dr sheths ones like oh my goddess! If you know more add it to this comment.
No
Gurl no
@@dharanib8241 why, what's wrong? I have no idea, are the above mentioned sunscreens good or not?
I wanna add Fae beauty’s sunscreen to the list. Its my favourite sunscreen along with the the Beauty of Joseon one. Indians should try the Fae beauty one imo.
@@tempest0.0.0 they are excellent
Thank you! I’ve been looking for more brown girl friendly sunscreens 😅
im honestly surprised she liked it so much bc im extremely pale and it still gives me a white cast😭 weird
@@chickenfoot2423 this is the Biore Aquarich Watery Gel sunscreen. This one leaves no white cast. Been using this one for years.
U should get your hands on Indian sunscreens, they blend like a dream. Dr sheth, aqualogica, minimalist are some of the best sunscreens evaaaar. No white cast
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+1
Aqualogica Watermelon one is amazing
Do they have one that has a matte finish for oily skin? Also do they ship to Canada?
They are the worst. They gave break outs before using the Indian sunscreen my face was so healthy now it destroyed
Idk why it doesn't suit me especially the aqualogica
@@twinkle1602personally I find Dr sheths one superior than the rest and iam saying this after having many empties and repurchases of the same
You should try the skin104 centella sunscreen! Very affordable and brown skin friendly. On stylevana! Its my fav sunscreen!
Affordable?? Crazy how prices can vary from. Country to country. It retails for over 30 usd in my country.
Anessa is another god-tier Japanese sunscreen. I hope you can even try some other Asian sunscreens, there’s a local brand (Indonesian brand) that I swear is just so so good leaves no white cast at all, from a brand called The Aubree.
Too expensive
Indian sunscreens have come such a long way! You should definitely give them a shot
Have you tried Indian sunscreens though??.....the dermaco hyaluronic sunscreen is literal perfection
Does that cause break out on sensitive acne-prone skin?
@@bunbun68 my skin is very acne prone and it hasn't caused me any breakouts yet
That is one of the most popular sunscreens in the Philippines. But it is quite expensive compared to other brands. But damn I love the formula
you should also try beauty of joseon rice prebiotic sunscreen 😊 super nice and feels light on the skin no whitecast 😊 its my fave !
also gives you a nice glow from within look
La roche posay isn’t a Asian sunscreen, but it’s amazing in formulation and protection. It’s technically the best sunscreens, but they are a bit pricey depending on what you can afford. But if you can, I suggest them
girlll try the beauty of josen sun screen i’m a black girl and it just blends in and gives me that glow from with in look!
Australian sunscreen is still the best and the most reliable. And this coming from a girl who lives in a tropical country above Australia.
do you mind if ask you what ones you use, as I use Ocean Australia SPF50 kids and it's great but its not always stocked in my area.
Indian skincare products are now gearing up their game well for past few years. You should definitely give them a try. There are many brands nowadays to choose from. Most importantly it has wider range of skin types and skin color products
Do u have any recommendations, because my friend is moving to India and she doesn't have a skin care routine ( but she has perfect skin) and I would love to force a routine on her 😊
you need to try indian sunscreens too. i’m one or two shade darker than you but there are so many indian sunscreen thats just like moisturiser and just blends so easily. aqualogica, derma co, dr. sheth’s, minimalist, dot&key are few are indian cult favourite. i personally love dr. sheth’s and aqualogica
Lab muffin beauty science has whole videos dedicated to Asian sunscreens and their UV filter technology :)
Her videos are fantatsic
I've tried all types of Asian and Caucasian sunscreens but nothing beats the Biore one for me ❤
This is my everyday sunscreen and believe me when I say “my skin has never been better” my skin glows it’s smooth I have zero sun burns and no inflammations…. This is a game changer and I’ve used this spf for the past 5 years ✨
I use the supergoop glow stick sunscreen, I like it and it’s transparent so no white cast and it makes my skin look glows, it’s a bit on the pricey side tho
Monica, You need to try the minimalist sunscreen! It's perfect for Indian Skin! (P.S: Also affordable 🤫)
As a black girly, this spf and La Roche Posay are my favourites
Biore was the first sunscreen i'd ever tried that didn't break me out. Also it absorbs and stays longer through sweat, which i need as a southeast asian. Since then it's only Japanese sunscreens for my face. My personal favorite is Skin Aqua
Asian sunscreens are really good bu I highly suggest Australian. It’s the best, the system to check and prepping everything are really full proof. I would love japanese skin care but they change their formulas Alot xD idkw but there’re alot more skincare that I prefer before the change 😭😭
Yes. Australian sunscreen are actually spf50. When other brands are imported to Australia the spf of the sunscreen will be different from other countries. Because a korean sunscreen may be spf 50 at korea or other countries but when coming to Australia. It may just be spf 30.
Can u suggest goodAustralian suncreens for oily acne prone skin?
@krg98 I have oily skin as well. And the once I use is nivea sun uv face shine control matifying effect. Depends on people thougg. This works for me but it still feels a bit sticky compared to what it says. Just gotta try a few to find the iggt one.
@@ayagokenyam1345Okay..thanks😊
@@ayagokenyam1345Nivea is German though, not Australian. Do you have Australian brand recommendations for sunscreen since you say they are good?
Yup my favorite sunscreen! Japanese and Korean sunscreens are the best!
Biore uses denatured alcohol to penetrate the skin so you might notice some sensitivity. It helps with hyperpigmentation but my skin felt dehydrated after a day of use so pair a hydrating lotion for better results.
This is my favorite sunscreen! Love this!
This is my favorite sun screen but does have a pretty high alcohol content. I alternate this with the coola water cream or my skin gets angry.
Bioré aqua rich is gooooddd, i don't care about the smell as long as it's not that strong 👏🏼
go glad you got on this!! Also order the Nivea Japan Sun Gel spa 50! It's amazing!!
This is quite popular sunscreen in Indonesia for years, so it is def brown girl friendly
Chemical sunscreen do not mean harmful chemicals...its just extracts from natural ingredients
I used to live in Singapore and I could not tolerate the chemical ones because of my rosacea 😢 high alcohol content can set it off or otherwise the ever changing formulas.
I brought Biore sunscreen in 2020 when no one was talking about it. It wasn't the time when people really talked about sunscreen on the internet that much, the skincare boom came into my country right after that phase. There was only 1 review of this and i gave it a shot. I think yes it's a good one but there are so much better options available now. After a particular amount of time like a month or so, the formula separates and the oil leaves the cream part (idk how to explain it). Basically, not worth the hype that much if u have oily acne prone skin. Please stay away from it because the fragrance and unstable formula is going to break u out
just wanted to say your hair looks really good in this video
You need to try south Asian sunscreen next. 😊
If you're interested in korean brands of sunscreen, I'd definitely recommend Beauty of Joseon and RoundLab (those two are the best ranked sunscreen last year)
this sunscreen isnt really the best option especially if you have dry skin due to the high concentration of denatured alcohol in it which is extremely drying and sensitizing especially if you have dry skin. its the second ingredient on the list!
Absolutely do!! And elite is correct!!! I am trying the tocobo bio watery sunscreen (blue package) and it’s amazing!! I also like the beauty of Joseon one as well but like the tocobo one better!
I'm trying that one too!! I've been using it singe January and I love it! It leaves no white cast and is very moisturizing with a glowy finish. I use the tocobo cotton stick to reapply throughout the day and on the go but I LOVE to use the bio watery sunscreen in the morning after my skincare routine!
@@alonnah840 I’ve reapplied just using the liquid one and still found it to be so nice!!! I’m so glad that I bought it.
You should try Indian sunscreen, especially dermaco and Dr sheths......
I swear Beauty of Joseon's Relief Sun SPF with Probiotics.
It's so lightweight and hydrating I just use it as my daycream, too, if I'm just staying home. I've been using it for more than a year and it worked really well in the summer, too. I absolutely love it.
Asian sunscreens are far less oily on the skin, but if you need protection go for an Australian suncreen. They have wider coverage cause Australia and New Zealand are right next to the hole in the ozone. My proudest moment living in NZ so far was having the woman ringing me up say that my daily sunscreen choice looked "like it actually could be good." I bought the store brand.
uu should try azarine sunscreen!!! best indonesian sunscreen!!!
I love that one. It's watery and it works but I'm not crazy about the alcohol. I now favor Beauty of Josean. Enjoy! 😊
As someone who lives in japan and is an American I think she got a very good sunscreen here because from my experience Japanese sunscreens are horrible lol.
As an Asian myself, the best sun creams for me are never these cheap Asain drugstore brands, but always the expensive Western brands who make their sun cream in Asia and sold in Asia only. For example, Lancome UV EXPERT AQUA GEL, I never found them in Europe
Good suggestion 👍 but actually I see the Lancôme you speak of is offered in the us ?
@Jackie-minjie Wu I'm not sure about the US. It's the best sun cream I've ever tried. Most Japanese brands make my skin more sensitive
@@llollllllllllllllllllllllllll I’m going to try it out thanks to you! Did you just randomly try it or did you hear that it was good? I’ve never heard about it, only Biore, Allie, etc. But now I’m curious if other western brands are good in Japan like Dior, etc
@Jackie-minjie Wu It was popular in China. I'm not sure about whether it still is now. Chinese beauty bloggers test sun cream based on various criteria, and they check the ingredients carefully. It is interesting to see some Asain beauty products from China, Japan, and Korean go viral on Western social media while they actually have little effective or even harmful ingredients to human skins.
@@llollllllllllllllllllllllllll thanks! I am Chinese but mostly only familiar with Western influencers via TH-cam. Can you recommend any Chinese beauty bloggers to me? For sunscreen review or just beauty products in general.
I would say Indian sunscreen with reasonable price is the best they are far more better
the thing w indian sunscreens is that a hugeeeee advantage is the price. one of the best suncreens ive ever used and its mf 5 dollars.
This is my fav sunscreen!
If you are interested in Japanese Sunscreen, Tina Tanaka regularly reviews them. Hope you find it useful!
That's a chemical spf, they are no supposed to leave a cast on any skintone. But any chemical spf and they will look the same. When it come to chemical just focuse on the texture, finish and ingredients (if it has to many irritants or good calming/hydtariong ingredients you might like)
I'm Asian and only use asian sunscreens. I didn't know their texture was different lol. I love this product, but don't get the version in the box tube thingy, that one has a white cast.
Australian sunscreens: AM I A JOKE TO U!?!?!
you should try the cheapest 3w one with the sun logo or something on the box, the plastic packaging are in silver.
Beauty of Joseon is my holy grail ❤
My fave sunscreen!
Also Australian sun screens are on different level.❤
our Aussie loves to burn us so we have to protect all year round.
This was my first venture into sunscreen! but I found out that it was causing my breakouts. Currently using The Saem's aloe sunscreen, and will be trying Anessa once I finish it (recommended by my friend) :)
would be more useful if you tried it out for a full day to see how it feels and to see how make up sits over the top but it looks good so far!
Tocobo and Beauty of Joseon are my favorites. The finish and the fact that they don’t make my skin a weird color are a win.
I absolutely love Japanese sunscreens because most of them are sweat and water resistant, come in larger sizes and very affordable especially if you buy them on Stylevana.
Finally!! I've been wondering why you never try Asian sunscreens they are the absolute best!! Especially hybrid sunscreens
Instree hyaluronic acid watery sunscreen is the best sunscreen I've used so far. And it's my fav skincare product of all time😃
Try out dot and key or dermaco… both are indian brands and they have great sunscreens without a white cast!
Yes! Add biotique to this list. 0 whitecast
The Cosrx sunscreen has had my heart for years now. They have great products at a great price
The most beautiful creature I have ever seen
Idk why but every korean skincare with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, it just never disappoints
how about you try some Indian sunscreens ? i am sure you'll love them . fixderma gel sunscreen are great !
This sunscreen was my starter sunscreen!! As someone who is oily and acne prone, this worked wonders! My skin’s not that sensitive so the alcohol didn’t bother me - no eye irritation either.
The ones with tint like d’alba, nubuzin are amazing there Apeu as well not tinted but so good
Get the beauty of joseon sunscreen! The best sunscreen ever!!!
It has a bit of alcohol there with helps to make the sunscreen film faster (compared to drying alcohol-free types which take a bit more time to set).
Seems like the one used is the 2023 reformulation and it looks sooo good. Have been using the Watery Gel one for many years now; the Essence version is a bit more luxe or velvety?
It is somewhat a drugstore brand in Japan, and could be available if you have Biore stuff in your local drugstore, but you may get the 2020 formula which is still good (in my area, we still have the 2020 formula but it might take a few months before we get the 2023 reformulation locally)
Girl.. try southeast or south asia' sunscreen... Asia is not only japan korea and Chinese honey
The biore one has a high alcohol content. I dont love it as it dries my skin out in the long run, but there are soooo many amazing sunscreens on yesstyle. A few brands to try: Beauty of Joseon, Klairs (white/yellow one), Tocobo, Isntree, Skin1004, Thank you farmer (essence) and Canmake (clear).
YOURRR HAIIRRR, OMG!!
Cathy doll is best sunscreen try that u will love that. ❤
They contain high amounts of alcohol denat. Over time that could dry you out. Especially if you use actives. Like the kind of dry that produces flakes. Not only that they lie about how much spf is in it.
true I've tried alot of sunscreens and the ones I got from Korea and Japan burnt my skin.
I now stick too my Aussie made sunscreen as I know it works for me and the climate I'm in.
I live in Hong Kong and I use this sunscreen. It’s very reasonably priced and worth it, especially in places here it’s hot and humid.
That sunscreen is actually pretty drying. I would recommend the isntree watery sun gel ^_^
My fav sunscreen i like it. cuz it has no whitecast and so watery it beneficial for me as an oily skin person ✨
It's a nice one I'm happy that I'm using it😊
PLEASE TRY THE BEAUTY OF JOSEON SUNSCREEN
Its blend into the skin so smoothly because of the alcohol. Biore is the most affordable sunscreen and they have a various type to choose.
For all brown fellas, try any skincare/sunscreen product from asean country with great review, mind blowing.
I'm brown asian and I using skin aqua, it's really good tone up no whitecast and safe fungal acne, easily to find in my country
Thanks for reminding me, I need to go restock my Asian skin care products
That’s the first one I tried and now I’m hooked. Try the beauty of Jose on next
I love that conclusion 🤣❤️
You should try Cathy doll sunscreens it's really good
5 asian sunscreens i would definitly recommend, dark skin friendly & no white cast
1. Isntree watery sun essence
spf 50
2. TOCOBO: Bio Watery Sun Cream
3. skin1004 sunscreen hyalu cica
Spf 50 (the blue package)
4. NEOGEN: Day Light Protection Airy Sun Screen spf 50.
5. Nivea watery sun gel Spf 50.(japanese version)
ALSO TRY THE COSRX ALOE SUNSCREEN its a godsend!
I love her hair
My favorite! I got it off of Amazon.
Girl I’m Japonese and it’s fireee
TRY THE BONDI SANDS ONE THERE IS NO WHITE CAST
They also have a ton on amazing which may be a little easier shipping wise!! 😁