Name: Essence UV Sunscreen Mild Milk [SPF35/PA+++]
Brand: ANESSA
Rating: 4.09 (45 reviews)

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Essence UV Sunscreen Mild Milk [SPF35/PA+++]

Slippery

Oily

Heavy

Unsatisfactory Scent

Causes Itching

Not Smooth

Doesn't Provide a Tone-Up Effect

No White Cast

Velvety

Moisturizing

No Eye Irritation

Not Irritating

Hydrating

Feels Comfortable

The only downside is that it's a bit oily? It might not suit those with oily skin.

I've been using this sunscreen really well without any side effects, even though I tend to have severe sunscreen side effects.

에센스 UV 선스크린 마일드 밀크 [SPF35/PA+++]

If I had to pick something, I'd say the tone-up effect is almost non-existent and the price is expensive.

There is no eye irritation, the cleansing power is good, and it does not clog the pores, so breakouts are much less than other sunscreens.

When applying generously, if you pat it in little by little, it seems to absorb quickly:)

There are no disappointing aspects, so I don't feel the need to purchase other products and I've been using this well:)

This is a very reliable and good sunblock that I've been using well:)
I have seborrheic dermatitis. When I applied various products sold at Olive Young, they would dry out my skin and after a few hours, little whiteheads or blemishes would pop up, so I would give them away or throw them out. But this product doesn't do that, so I've been using it well:)
I tend to apply a lot of moisturizing base, and even when I put this on top, the makeup doesn't slide or clump at all.
The sunblock function also seems to work properly, and I was fine even on the days I went biking during the day.
When Olive Young has a sale, the price is also reasonable. Since there are no bad points in any aspect, I continue to use it well:)

In Japan, they call it a baby product.
I guess it's as gentle as having Polyethylene Glycol or Cyclopentasiloxane, but I didn't know Cyclopentasiloxane is no longer used in Europe.
But Oxybenzone still irritates my eyes.

I didn't know there was Polyethylene Glycol, but oh well..
It's more convenient to get than Biore.

When I wear this and a mask, the moisture creeps up under my eyes and makes them sting.
I plan to try something else.

In the summer, I was a little worried about the milky application at first, but the finish turned out to be surprisingly good.
It's okay to apply it directly to the bare face.
It feels moist inside like applying a moisture primer, and the outside has a nice powdery softness(?).
So there's a slight effect of smoothing the skin texture.
There's no eye irritation either.

In late August, it's not a downside, but given my skin type, it's a bit heavy for me in the height of summer.
When both temperature and humidity are high!

It was too oily and felt very stuffy and unpleasant.
After using this, I kept getting something like pimples, and I ended up not using it anymore.
I don't think this would work for oily skin. And it doesn't suit people with sensitive skin either. Be careful.

I have sensitive skin. This product was recommended for sensitive skin and Anessar is a fairly well-known brand, so I trusted it and bought it.
It's quite moisturizing.

As I mentioned, the presence of stearic acid worries me about potential future breakouts. And while it's described as refreshing, I do find it a bit slippery right after application. It absorbs better over time, but those sensitive to that slick feeling may not enjoy it. Also, if I apply an oil-blotting powder like Eglips over this sunscreen, it can cause pilling around my nose. If I were to layer other makeup over this, I think it would be better to let the sunscreen fully absorb first before applying a base product. But even then, I'm not sure it would play well with other complexion products.

I searched and searched for a sunscreen without the pore-clogging ingredient stearic acid, which is common in sunscreens for oily skin. I went to buy the Dr.G green sunscreen, but was swayed by the sales associate's recommendation and bought this one instead. Unfortunately, it does contain that ingredient, so I regretted my purchase. Luckily, I haven't noticed any breakouts yet. The waterproof formula is very good.

It doesn't seem to suit oily skin types.
It's difficult to rinse off.
Due to the improved quality of other products, it has become less competitive, so I no longer use it.

As the first product I used, it provided a decent user experience, so I continued using it.

While I have been using it quite well, the slight oiliness was not ideal.

As someone who dislikes the unique stickiness felt when applying sunscreen, I highly recommend this product.

Since I purchased this without trying it first, I'm a bit disappointed that it doesn't provide any skin tone correction. It leaves my bare face looking quite plain.

Texture: I was surprised when I shook the container, thinking it was a sunscreen that needed to be shaken, but I didn't hear the sound of the contents sloshing around. It's not a shaking product, but feels more like a sun lotion.
It's a thin lotion, not watery enough to just pour out, but it applies smoothly and softly on the skin. The color is not pure white, but has a translucent mint tint.

Fragrance: The fragrance is not strong when applied, which I liked.

Application: It can be smoothly spread and doesn't leave a sticky feeling after application. However, the thin texture did leave my face looking quite shiny after use.

Color: This product doesn't provide any skin tone correction, but there is also no white cast.

Usage: The shininess is quite significant, so I wouldn't use this as my sole daily product, but it works well as a pre-makeup step. There was no drying of the skin. It didn't cause any stinging around the eyes either, which was good.

Evaluation: This is a good product to use during the dry winter season.

It feels too oily. I have dry skin, so it didn't feel heavy or uncomfortable when I applied it, but the overall feel was unpleasant. The texture is similar to the Dr. Belmeur product from The Face Shop, and both seem to be divisive.

It's moisturizing and non-greasy. It feels suitable for daily use.

While it does become less shiny over time, it is fundamentally a somewhat greasy type.
For oily skin, the Mild Milk or Skincare Milk SPF50+ from the same line as this product would likely be better.
And since there is absolutely no white cast, it may not be suitable for those who want a tone-up effect.

It is suitable for normal, dry, and very dry skin as it is moisturizing and has an oily texture.
The sun protection factor is just right for sensitive skin.
The ingredients are good, and it has no alcohol, so while absorption may be a bit slower, the skin does not become dry and feels comfortable.
When applying this and then a base product, it creates a beautiful, luminous makeup look.
There is no eye irritation.
The biggest advantage is that you can apply the recommended amount the size of a 500 won coin without any white cast.
It is an excellent daily sunscreen for all seasons and highly recommended.

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