Name: Moist Calming Daily Sun [SPF50+/PA++++]
Brand: Be:ve
Rating: 3.89 (9 reviews)

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Moist Calming Daily Sun [SPF50+/PA++++]

Causes Allergic Reactions

Causes Breakouts

Oily

Lacks Moisture

Leaves a Sticky Residue

Rich

Easily Absorbed

Easy to Apply

Not Irritating

Refreshing

No Caking

Pleasant Scent

Applying with a puff makes it easy to control the amount

- The price is diabolical compared to other sunscreens.. Please do something about the price ㅠㅠ

- Does not cause makeup to smear
- I've tried around 20 different sunscreen brands for my sensitive and troubled skin, and they've always caused some kind of breakout or bumps, but this product is the only one that hasn't caused any issues
- Applies smoothly and evenly

모이스트 카밍 데일리 선 [SPF50+/PA++++]

My skin seems to have a bit of oiliness, so I think this would be good for dry-skinned users.

I have sensitive skin, but this gentle product is non-irritating and applies smoothly, so I've been using it well.

Most organic sunscreens have a certain level of oil content, so as long as it's not overly oily, I'm willing to use it. I prefer products that provide moisture and whitening without a white cast, so I used to use the Innisfree Blueberry Sun product, and after it was discontinued, I've been using the Innisfree True Hyaluron Sun product. Among mineral sunscreens, I'm using the pre-reformulation Dr.G Green Mild Up Sun Cream.

Compared to the product I used before, it felt a bit lacking in moisture. However, the oil content is not excessive, so I'm using it daily without any issues.

As the name 'Moist' suggests, it was a moisturizing type of organic sunscreen. I usually apply the recommended amount, and it has minimal stickiness. The product met my criteria for choosing sunscreens.

 The 50ml product costs 30,000 won, which felt expensive to me as a student. The good ingredients are certainly the reason for the high price, but it felt burdensome for me.
There is some greasiness and oiliness left behind, so it's a shame for oily skin types to use this very moisturizing product.

 ☑️ Completed low-irritation skin test
☑️ Completed anti-pollution human application test
☑️ Vegan certified cosmetics
☑️ 4free

The design was really pretty at first. I liked the simple design with green and white colors.
The contents didn't come out much at first. I had to press down hard to get it out, but it's good that it doesn't come out all at once.
The application is moisturizing without being greasy - it's a dewy, adhering texture. It seems to be 83% moisturizing ingredients. However, for oily skin types, there may be an oily part. So it would be better for dry skin types.
Over time, the oiliness does come up, but it took about 5 hours for that to happen.
The scent has a subtle herbal aroma, and there's also a petroleum-like scent. In my opinion, it would be better to remove the petroleum scent and strengthen the herbal scent.
I didn't feel any eye irritation! Maybe because I don't tend to be sensitive in that way.
It works better as a base layer rather than using it alone. There was no white cast for me, which is great. It's a product I can use without worrying, even on hot days, like during sports events!
As a vegan product, I feel reassured and can trust it.
Even for those with sensitive skin, the ingredients are good, so you can use it with confidence. Of course, the good ingredients mean the price is higher. But I didn't experience any breakouts!

Why is shea butter included...? This may be the reason for the occasional bumps that appeared. 
And while it's moisturizing upon application, over time the inherent dryness of the formula leads to an extreme dryness that hurts the skin.

Lovely packaging and vegan concept!
The smooth application felt great when applying.

 You make an excellent point about the mindset one should have when applying sunscreen. The key is to:

1. Dispense the proper amount first - don't try to stretch a small amount across the entire face and body.

2. Then, approach the application with the determination to ensure you get full, even coverage, no matter what.

This is such an important tip, as sunscreens are often under-applied, which significantly reduces their protective efficacy. By committing to using the recommended amount from the start, and making it a priority to thoroughly cover all exposed areas, you can be confident you are getting the maximum sun protection benefits.

Your advice highlights the importance of the user's mindset and application technique, not just the sunscreen formulation itself. Adopting this diligent approach is key to getting the most out of any sunscreen product. Thank you for sharing this valuable perspective!

 You make some excellent points about the typical drawbacks of mineral-based sunscreens:

1. They can be drying, so double cleansing is a must to properly remove them. This is an important consideration, especially for those with dry skin.

2. The addition of ingredients like shea butter is likely an attempt to counteract that dryness, but as you noted, it may be better to minimize those emollient components if possible.

3. Regarding the fragrance components like limonene and linalool - you're right that these have been known to cause allergic reactions in some people, especially after formulation changes. If this is just for scent and not serving a critical function, it would be better to omit those as well.

Overall, your feedback highlights the importance of carefully evaluating the full ingredient list of mineral sunscreens to ensure they are formulated in a way that balances sun protection with skin compatibility. The goal should be an elegant, non-irritating formula that provides effective UV shielding without any unnecessary or potentially problematic additives. Your insights on optimizing the formula are very valuable.

 This is an excellent sunscreen product that I've tried. Here are the key points:
1. It is a vegan certified product, which is very important to me as I was deeply saddened after seeing the conditions of animal testing facilities and animal farms. I'm glad to find a reliable vegan brand like Biv from Mensore.
2. The formula provides a nice balance of mineral and chemical sunscreen filters, giving a semi-matte finish that works well as a makeup base without being drying or greasy.
3. It does not contain the harmful chemical filter ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate, which can damage coral reefs. Many chemical sunscreens contain this ingredient, so I'm very pleased this one avoids it.
4. There are no unnecessary whitening or anti-aging ingredients, which I appreciate as I'm not looking for those benefits from a sunscreen. The formula is simple and focused on sun protection.
5. It avoids some pore-clogging mineral filters like stearic acid, and while it does contain shea butter, that seems to be minimized.

Overall, this is an excellent balanced sunscreen that checks all the important boxes for me. I highly recommend it, especially for those who want a straightforward sun protection product that works well under makeup.

This sunscreen would be great for those with very dry skin. Over time, it does fade slightly. I highly recommend it for those with a lot of wrinkles or very dry skin. I tried sticking a piece of paper to it, and it didn't fall off even when shaken. I suggest this sunscreen for those looking for a moisturizing formula.

It feels slightly sticky on my skin, and you can see the dewy finish in the photo.

This sunscreen has no white cast and has a seal attached. It has a grassy scent that is not unpleasant. It has a nice, dense texture and absorbs quickly.

A vegan formula sunscreen! The range of vegan options is steadily expanding.

None yet. Maybe I'll notice something after using it a bit more... But so far, no issues.

My sensitive, dry skin feels comfortable with this rich yet quickly-absorbing cream that leaves a refreshing finish. I've been using it daily lately. It's a gentle, nourishing sunscreen.

I think this would be a good option for those with oily skin, especially during the winter or dry seasons. However, I wouldn't recommend it for those who don't do well with shea butter.

I have oily, acne-prone skin, and when I bought this, I wasn't aware that it contains ingredients like mugwort, etc. But as soon as I started using it, I started breaking out. I just checked on Hwahae today and found that it contains shea butter... I'm wondering why they would include shea butter along with the mugwort.

The texture is rich and creamy, and it doesn't feel heavy or greasy when applied with other cosmetics, which is a plus!

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