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• i like

  Jan 12, 2018
  Dry SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  I used the colorful 'Badger Tinted Sunscreen'. It's a mineral sunscreen, but it has a slight tint, so the contents have a peachy hue. When I apply it, it looks natural on my skin tone, so I'm using it daily. The difference between this Badger Tinted and other Badger sunscreens is that the tint helps minimize white cast. If you use a BB cream or foundation in shades 13 to 21, you can use the Badger Tinted sunscreen without any white cast. It also doesn't contain any fragrances or aromatic oils. This sunscreen also contains a lot of sunflower oil, so it's a bit greasy and gentle, just like other Badger sunscreens. It's good for combination-to-dry skin. It's moisturizing. If it gets too greasy, you can use a makeup puff when applying the sunscreen to absorb the excess oil. The expiration date is 1 year after opening, and the 87ml size lasts a long time if you only use it on your face. The price is around 15,000 won, so I think it's affordable. You can buy it from Green Organic sites or iHerb, but you'll need to get it shipped internationally. I originally tried to register the Badger Tinted sunscreen, but my application was rejected because I wasn't sure about the exact order of the ingredients.

  Cons

  It's inconvenient that I can't buy it in domestic stores and have to get it shipped internationally. In the summer, it gets really oily and my hair keeps getting stuck to it, so I can't use it continuously... Lately, when I cleanse my face, I've been massaging in 100% coconut oil, wiping it off with tissue, rinsing with water, or wiping it with a toner-soaked cotton pad and then rinsing with water.

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• 운동하는뿡뿡이

  Feb 12, 2017
  Dry SkinSensitive Skin

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  OK

  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

  Since my skin is sensitive, I had a hard time finding a cushion or foundation that wouldn't make my skin look too pale. But I ended up buying a gentle sunscreen that has been working great for over a year now. I don't have any breakouts, and just a light application gives me a natural glow. (Of course, I use it with a sebum-absorbing powder... Even though I have dry skin, it does get a bit shiny sometimes...)

  Cons

  It's extremely oily. It's winter now, so it's a bit hardened in the morning, and you can see a thin layer of oil on top.

  Tip

  I'm applying it in small amounts, tapping it onto my skin, and the sebum-absorbing powder is almost essential...