Item: Mild Up Daily Blooming Sun Cream [SPF30/PA++]
Rating: 5
Author: bo******

First, I'd recommend this if you dislike products with strong artificial scents. There's no chemical fragrance at all. I found the absorption to be great - it's not too thick, which I liked. There's no white cast, and it has a slightly oily feel? It's like there's a bit of oil mixed in, so unlike some drier formulas that can pill when applying or leave your face feeling parched after a while, this product seems less prone to that. It feels moisturizing without being sticky, and there's no white residue. It's really no different from a regular cream. Being a gentle product, it didn't cause any blemishes, and while it takes a bit of time to absorb, it's similar to other sunscreens in that regard. I'd recommend this to people who hate dry, chalky sunscreens with white cast.

The downside is that you should apply it in small amounts. If you try to apply too much at once, it'll take a while to rub in properly. You need to massage it in for quite some time to get a smooth, even application. There's also a slightly oily feel? You might notice some richness, but it's only noticeable at first and improves as your skin absorbs it over time. You might only feel this right when you apply it, and after a few hours it settles down. The scent might be hit or miss for some, but it's generally inoffensive. I'm not sure exactly what the scent is, maybe some kind of plant scent? But it's definitely not an artificial, manufactured fragrance. It seems to be from one of the ingredients. Other than that, I don't have any particular complaints.

A tip is to apply it in small amounts. If you try to apply too much at once, it can take a long time to rub in. This isn't a product that leaves a white cast or makes your skin look overly pale, so it's good for casual, lightweight application anytime. It applies with a moisturizing feel without dryness, making it comfortable to use.