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• sky139

  Mar 10, 2019
  Dry Skin

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  Pros

  It spreads smoothly and evenly! Sunscreen is difficult to function properly with a small amount, so I tend to apply it generously, but sunscreens with white cast were a bit burdensome to apply that way. This product, however, has no white cast at all, so I could apply a generous amount without any issues.

  Cons

  There is a greasy feeling when applying the sunscreen, and the oil gradually builds up on the T-zone over time. It might still be usable in the winter, but for those with oily skin or excessive oil on the T-zone, it's probably best to avoid using this in the summer. Personally, I don't like the shiny, greasy look, so this was a disappointment for me. If you apply the entire recommended amount of sunscreen at once, it doesn't absorb well and leaves a tacky feeling. I would recommend applying it in smaller, divided amounts.

  Tip

  Applying it in small, 2-3 divided amounts and patting it in as it absorbs seems to help reduce the greasy feeling a bit!

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• kyo_o2o

  Mar 1, 2019
  Dry SkinSensitive Skin

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  Reviewed by Hwahae Trial Reviewers

  This review was written by a Hwahae Trial Reviewer who received the product for free and evaluated it with a sense of representing Hwahae. The review is completely unbiased and honest, with no guidelines or restrictions. Trial Reviewers' reviews undergo the same strict verification process as regular reviews, and if they don't meet our standards, revisions will be requested.

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  Pros

  🌸 Hwahae Trial Reviewer Review 🌸 My skin changes with the seasons and weather, so I don't always use the same products. To provide an accurate review, I started using this product right after receiving it on the 27th, and this is my review after 7 days of use.😊 I had been using The Saem and Atomy sunscreens, but recently they haven't been working for me, so I applied for this event to find a new sunscreen. The texture is a cream type that doesn't run when squeezed, as shown in the photo, and it applies lightly like a lotion, which I really enjoyed. :) The scent is a subtle tea tree or herbal fragrance. There was no white cast at all, and while most sunscreens feel heavy, this one felt lightweight, allowing my makeup to layer well. I was also really pleased to find that this product not only provides UV protection and helps with wrinkles and whitening, but also blocks fine dust. My face usually gets itchy and turns red when I go out, and any scratching leads to breakouts, but with the soothing cica gel in this sunscreen, my skin feels calmed. It's a product I really love! Even though this was just an event participation, the product came in a cute pouch, and they included samples, which was a nice surprise.ㅎㅎ

  Cons

  I think sunscreen should be absorbed well since it's the first step in the makeup routine. The texture was like a lotion, but after applying it, I felt like the surface was just coated, though not too severely. I've used many sunscreens with similar textures, but this one felt a bit different. It's like just swiping on a stick-type sunscreen without patting it in. And the 'fine dust blocking' that they advertise as 'protection sunscreen' didn't seem to work as well as promised. I usually get itchy even just from taking the subway, but after using this sunscreen, I started feeling itchy again by the time I reached my destination.😭 Also, with the recent weather changes drying out my skin, my makeup didn't break down as much, so I didn't need to touch it up often. But when I first looked in the mirror after a while, I was surprised. The T-zone was shiny with oil, and the cheek area had already worn off, as if the makeup had been absorbed. I felt like the unabsorbed sunscreen had blurred the layered makeup.

  Tip

  I saw a broadcast that said when using sunscreen, just rubbing it on has no effect at all. They said you need to use a little more than you think and pat it in to absorb it properly in order to get the UV protection benefits. It's not a huge tip, but going forward, try using the patting method to absorb the sunscreen.

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