DARPHIN Intral Pink Filter Jacha [SPF50] (Environmental Lightweight Shield) Reviews

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This Korean review was translated by AI and may contain inaccuracies.

3 Reviews

• 전통적인콩중이63466

  May 31, 2022
  Dry Skinproduct.Atopy Skin

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  Pros

  It applies lightly, has good spreadability, and is non-irritating. It looks small, but I've been using it for longer than expected.

  Cons

  It's a slightly moisturizing and slightly oily type, so it's uncertain whether it would suit oily skin. But it worked well for my dry skin.

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• kangswan

  Dec 9, 2017
  Combination SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  I've tried over 30 different sunscreens, both for adults and children, but I've had to discard most of them because my eyes would sting too much to use them fully. This product, however, is my fourth bottle already. While the price is a bit high compared to the product volume, it's great for carrying around and reapplying. It has no white cast and provides no coverage, so it applies naturally and leaves a dewy finish. Living in a very cold and dry country, I've been using this after applying oils and creams, and it doesn't feel heavy or greasy. I highly recommend this, especially for the winter season.

  Cons

  The product is a bit oily, so in the summer I would apply it sparingly without any additional creams, and reapply as needed while carrying it around. I tried the Dalphang sun block while in Korea in the fall, and was satisfied with it.

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• kimchumji

  May 2, 2017
  Combination SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skin

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  Pros

  The case is pink and pretty, and the small size makes it easy to carry. It's used by shaking it like a correction fluid, and even though the capacity seems small, it lasts quite a long time. Despite being a sunscreen, it has good spreadability and the beige color doesn't leave a white cast, making it easy to apply. True to the Intral line, there was no irritation.

  Cons

  I bought it expecting it to fit well with the Intral line, but it's too similar to the Clinique sunscreen I was using before, so there's no reason to pay more for it. As they're from the same cosmetics company, the packaging size and design, as well as the shaking application, are the same. The Dalphang is a bit more watery and has a slightly pinker tone, but the difference is negligible once applied. Clinique has a sheer (white) and a sheer tint (beige) option, and the tinted one was a bit too dark for my skin, so I bought the sheer one. The Dalphang is also a bit too dark for me. It might not be an issue for those with normal skin tones. The color representation in the photos didn't turn out well, but the one on the left is Clinique and the one on the right is Dalphang. In reality, Dalphang looks a bit pinker and brighter, but there's no noticeable difference on the face. Even with the color, it doesn't really cover blemishes, and only helps to minimize the white cast typical of sunscreens. Both Clinique and Dalphang leave a slight tightness on the skin by the afternoon when used alone over the basic skincare routine.

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