Name: Baby Care Sunscreen [SPF34/PA+++]
Brand: ANESSA
Rating: 3.14 (7 reviews)

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Baby Care Sunscreen [SPF34/PA+++]

Has a White Cast

Lacks Moisture

Oily

Not Moisturizing

Clear

Applies Thinly

Easy to Apply

Doesn't Cause Breakouts

After using it well and searching on Hwahae, I found that it contains 2 harmful ingredients including fragrance ㅜㅜ

It's as thin as a skin.
It applies smoothly and softly like a lotion, which I like.

베이비 케어 선스크린 [SPF34/PA+++]

But I'm not sure if it's actually gentle... For example, it sometimes even caused my eyes to get irritated... Many other sunscreens also tend to get oily over time, but this one was the king of oiliness... That was too burdensome, so I gradually stopped using it. Personally, I don't recommend it.

I bought it expecting it to be gentle since it was labeled as a 'baby care' product.

If you go to Japan, be sure to bring some back!!!!!

There's really nothing bad about it other than the fact that it's hard to find in Korea!!

I used to use Kiss Me Baby Sunkillers, but after they were discontinued, I stopped using sunscreen. I was looking for a product that applies thinly, isn't greasy, and has good ingredients, and I finally found the perfect one!!!

The real danger is sunscreen sprays.
If the sunscreen ingredients are absorbed through the respiratory system, it can be very dangerous.
You know in movies how they snort drugs through the nose? Absorption through the respiratory system is much easier than ingestion!
When using a spray, the inhalation possibility increases, so many organizations do not recommend using it. The same goes for powder products (high possibility of powder entering the nose when patting on the face)
If you really want to use it, the advice is to hold your breath when applying..

It's drying. The dryness of mineral sunscreens is unsolvable, even with nano-formulation ㅋ

It's expensive. I wanted to repurchase it because the lack of white cast was good, but I found it's almost 3 times more expensive in Korea than in Japan duty-free.

It's expensive and I also have concerns about nuclear power (..), so I'm wandering around looking for other mineral sunscreens...
I'm still waiting for the delivery of new mineral sunscreen babies ㅋㅋㅋ
The mineral sunscreen review will be continued

I believe you already know that all Annessa sunscreen products are nano-formulated.
So I understand that this review will only be seen by those who want to see it..

There are no research results showing that the nano-sized zinc and titanium are found in the body, and it has been confirmed that they remain on the skin surface. The rumors circulating are just 'concerns about the possibility', so I'm using nano-formulation coolly.🤔

There is almost no white cast (but it's there)
I used it without any trouble!
But the reason I didn't repurchase is because of the disappointing aspects.. continuing..

For my oily skin, it's too greasy and for my dry-skinned sister, it lacks moisture. It was written as 'baby' on the low SPF, so I thought it was a mineral sunscreen, but it turned out to be an organic one.. If you're going to Japan, please buy the essence sunscreen instead of this one.. I don't think I'll even use it on my body..

The degree of spreading and binding was good. I heard that it's better to use the original product within 6 months, and the small volume is nice.

 Since it's not easy to remove, be sure to use a generous amount of cleansing oil when cleansing.

I submitted a product registration application, and they said they couldn't accept the Japanese ingredient list from the official website, and that it had to be in Korean or English. So I translated it into English and submitted the new version. I'll attach photos of the original Japanese and my English translation. If anyone who can read Japanese spots any errors, please let me know so I can make corrections.

 Shiseido Anessa is known for being difficult to remove, which is why they have a dedicated cleanser. When I used the Shiseido Elixir Superieur Synactif soap (bar), it was able to remove the sunscreen thoroughly without the need for a second cleansing. I don't think a dedicated cleanser is absolutely necessary, and using a generous amount of cleansing oil can also effectively remove it.

The amount is also less. I was surprised that the price is half of the Mild Face, and the size difference is quite significant. I've added a size comparison photo below.

The ingredient list shows physical blockers (zinc oxide, titanium dioxide), and the application is very smooth with minimal white cast, which raises suspicions about the nanoparticles. Indeed, the nanoization of physical blockers is still a controversial topic in the academic community, so I'm a bit uneasy about it. I wonder if I should just go back to using Biore, which has great ingredients, even though the application and white cast are the worst. I do use Biore when I'm just running around the neighborhood without a full makeup look, but...

 The price is quite affordable. I originally used the Shiseido Anessa Mild Face Sunscreen (white case), but this product is almost half the price and the ingredients don't differ much. The texture is also watery and mild like the Mild Face, so it applies smoothly. The Mild Face had a slight tint, but this product is just white without any pigments.

There is a difference in the UV protection level, with the Mild Face having SPF 46 and this product having SPF 34. But when considering the "amount of UV reaching the skin," the difference is not that significant. Based on the "amount of UV blocked," SPF 15 blocks 93.3%, SPF 30 blocks 96.7%, and SPF 50 blocks 98%. So I don't particularly prefer higher SPF values. I've also heard from dermatologists that to increase the UV protection rate by 1%, the amount of synthetic ingredients more than doubles. The academic community generally considers SPF 30 and above to have little significant difference, and instead recommends reapplying every 2-3 hours. In that regard, this product's SPF 34 is an appropriate level that I'm satisfied with.

This really needs to be scrubbed thoroughly with soap.
When I just gently used soap, there were still some patchy areas left. You have to use a dedicated cleansing product and scrub it hard with soap to get it all off.

The texture is nice - it's smooth like water, so it's easy to apply, but it doesn't absorb quickly.

ANESSA Baby Care Sunscreen [SPF34/PA+++] Reviews

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