This is a review of the sample of the product. - UV protection The UV protection ability seems to be verified and excellent. After using it and engaging in outdoor activities, my skin did not become significantly reddened or sunburned. - Spreadability Rather than a thick cream, it has a soft lotion texture and spreads smoothly. It is white in color, so it does not provide any tinting or noticeable white cast. - Usage experience It is not as lightweight and quickly absorbing as other sun serums or light sunscreens, but it absorbs at a moderate pace. It has a faint, almost unscented fragrance. - Ingredients I did not feel the ingredients were particularly impressive. Using it did not cause any breakouts or irritation, but I would recommend that sensitive individuals thoroughly check the full ingredient list and do a patch test before purchasing.

When applied, it feels quite oily and heavy, not soft or light in finish. It feels a bit stuffy and sticky, requiring powder application or cushion pressing. The price is on the higher side. As it is a Japanese cosmetic, I don't feel compelled to seek it out specifically.

Among the popular sunscreens, the Shiseido product seems to be definitely waterproof and has good application. It applies smoothly and moisturizes, but then becomes matte, which is great.

It seems like there isn't really anything. Well, the price is a bit expensive, isn't it?