LANCOME UV Expert Tone Up [SPF50+/PA++++] [Pearl Bright] Reviews

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• sjsj100

  Aug 4, 2019
  Combination SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skinproduct.Atopy Skin

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  Pros

  The finish is not too sticky or too dry, so the foundation has good staying power when applied. By the way, the Lancome basic sunscreen is too oily and heavy for me to use. Most tone-up creams have a pink base, but this one has a white base, so it expresses brightness more. At first, I wondered how this is different from whitening, but the more I pat it in, the more it absorbs into the skin and brightens the original tone naturally. The first photo is the side without application, and the second photo is the side with application - there is no whitening effect, just a natural brightening of about one tone. Tone-up sunscreens are usually powdery or dry like primers, but this one is bouncy, so it grips the foundation well and doesn't cling to the pores.

  Cons

  When first applied, it's a bit sticky, so you need to moisturize the skin well, and you have to pat it in for a long time for it to absorb, so it can be a hassle in the morning when you're in a hurry... But if you have the time to let it absorb properly, it expresses a naturally whitish look, so I end up using it even when I'm busy.

  Tip

  I'm not sure if it's okay to use two sunscreens, but I find that rather than applying the tone-up sunscreen all over the face, it's better to apply the moisturizing and non-whitening sunscreen all over the face in the proper amount, and then apply an extra layer of this tone-up sunscreen on the cheekbones, forehead, chin, and nose bridge areas. Tone-up sunscreens can make the face look patchy if you apply the full amount, and it takes a lot of time to fully absorb, so I do it this way on days with strong UV rays. On regular days, I just use this one sunscreen alone.

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