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Planticious UV Sunblock [SPF50+/PA+++]

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• 쬬코

  Mar 17, 2017 (UTC)
  Combination SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skinproduct.Atopy Skin

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  Pros

  Ah... it's just full of praise. First of all, I've been suffering from contact dermatitis for a year, so I have super super super sensitive skin!! For 6 months, I've been wandering around as a naturalist without wearing makeup or sunscreen even once. At some point, my skin barrier seems to have strengthened a bit, so I thought I'd try using sunscreen once... Coincidentally, I won the Hwahae Trial Reviewer and this sunscreen was among the iNature products, so I used it as a sample. First of all, I carefully examine and ponder a few times before using it. Once it's messed up, it's irreversible... So I scoured the homepage and Hwahae, analyzing the ingredients. The fact that alcohol was in the top 1/3 of the ingredients made me more cautious. And I was worried about the mineral sunscreen, but it absorbed like an essence, and since I'm the type who just gets messed up whether it's mineral or organic, I started with the forehead and chin and gradually expanded the area. However, during a 2-week stay in Thailand, I increased the amount and applied it daily!!! Ooh!!! It didn't get messed up ㅎㅎㅎ It's not greasy and the mineral sunscreen is a merit!!! So I bought it at the duty-free shop ㅎㅎㅎ I'll use it a lot when I go on a business trip to Japan this time~~~ By the way, iNature is only available on the internet duty-free, and it's at Shilla Duty Free.

  Cons

  There's nothing disappointing. I really really have nothing to say ㅠㅠ It's a perfect item for me. I'm the type who just uses it without getting messed up, so for sensitive people like me, I'd recommend trying a sample first rather than recommending it. And for super oily skin, it might feel a bit stuffy, but it seems usable for most combination/dry skin types.

  Tip

  It has less oil than regular sunscreens, but it has some alcohol content, so it absorbs well like an essence. However, it doesn't have the feel of an organic sunscreen, and it has a slight glowing oiliness, like applying a bit of a moisturizing cream for dry skin. But there's no problem at all, and I plan to use this for touch-ups during the summer. The case is small and pump-type, so it's super hygienic. There's an organic sunscreen milk from the same brand, but the case design is the same... The blocking power is better, and since it's organic, sensitive skin should avoid it, and the mineral one I'm using now has so many great advantages (even SPF50) that I felt no need to bother with the organic one.