TONYMOLY

BCDation Multi Use Sun Oil [SPF50+/PA+++]

1 Reviews

• 건성이란이런거구나...

  Mar 16, 2017 (UTC)
  Dry Skin

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  Pros

  I bought this out of curiosity, not thinking it would be the be-all and end-all of sun protection. In hindsight, I probably didn't need to buy it. I was skeptical about how an oil could provide UV protection... I thought it might feel like a sunscreen with a separated oil layer, but it actually feels like a proper oil when applied. It's an oil you can only use for daytime care. While it's not sticky, to get meaningful sun protection, you'd need to apply a certain amount... which is practically impossible. Personally, I think the 'multi-use' claim is accurate. It's definitely not a main product, but more of a 'supplementary product' for various uses. For example, you could mix it with body lotion to create a body sunscreen.

  Cons

  Double cleansing is a must. It's absolutely impossible to apply the recommended amount of this. Personally, I think it's better to use a separate main sunscreen. For those with very dry skin who struggle with mineral sunscreens making their skin feel tight and cracked, you could apply a mineral sunscreen first, then layer a small amount of this on top, or mix it with foundation. Alternatively, if you've found a sunscreen that works well for your skin but has a strong white cast, you could apply a small amount of that and then use this for an extra layer of protection... Needless to say, those with oily skin don't need to buy this. A mineral sunscreen should suffice.

  Tip

  It's not that oils are inherently bad for oily skin.