Name: Green Tea Moisture Sunblock [SPF50+/PA++++]
Brand: ASIS-TOBE
Rating: 4.55 (137 reviews)

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Green Tea Moisture Sunblock [SPF50+/PA++++]

Contains Artificial Fragrance

Feels Harsh on Skin

Doesn't Provide a Tone-Up Effect

Overpowering Smell

Causes Allergic Reactions

Causes Itching

Doesn't Give High Coverage

Hydrating

No White Cast

Not Sticky

Not Irritating

Easy to Apply

Moisturizing

Easily Absorbed

The moistness was maintained even as time passed, leaving no regrets.

The Waterful type is moisturizing and applies smoothly, without any white cast, so you don't need to pat it on heavily, making it convenient to use.

그린티 모이스처 선블록 [SPF50+/PA++++]

There is a slight whitish cast and when applying sunscreen and certain products, it sometimes pills up. 
However, if you absorb it well and apply it, it's less noticeable.

The fragrance is unscented, but after using it for a while, there is sometimes a sort of ethanol-like? Unique scent that can be detected. It disappears quickly, but is perceptible for a brief moment.

The sun protection factor is important as it is a sunscreen, and it strongly blocks ultraviolet rays while having gentle ingredients, which I like.
Moreover, as it contains only safe ingredients for the body, even children can use it together, which I appreciate.
Particularly, it is a moisturizing type of sunscreen, so the skin does not get dry or feel heavy and sticky.
Also, it is almost fragrance-free, so it would be good for those with skin irritation from sunscreens or those sensitive to ingredients.
The small size also makes it convenient to carry and bring around.

From the very beginning, when I applied the balm, my skin felt irritated and burning, but it disappeared after a few minutes, so I thought my skin would just adapt and moved on. But it turns out that the whole idea of skin adaptation is just pseudoscience. In that case, why are there even distinctions like dry, oily, and sensitive skin types? Anyway, I endured it for 2 weeks, thinking my skin would eventually adapt to the product, but after that, it became unbearably itchy. It's irritating when I apply it, and it gets itchy over time. I wonder what ingredient is causing this problem. After looking into it, I found a couple of potential culprits. Anyway, I'm now using a different sunscreen, and my skin has improved a lot.

I'm tired, so there are a lot of typos. Please understand. I have sensitive skin, so when I used organic sunscreen, my skin turned upside down. After that, I only used inorganic sunscreen for several years, and my skin wasn't like that, but it became very dry. It got so dry that wrinkles became very visible in those few years. I thought I couldn't use organic sunscreen because of my sensitive skin, but I found that there are organic sunscreens that are not like that, and when I tried them, they were great. They are moisturizing, and unlike inorganic sunscreens that become drier the more you apply, these maintain a sense of moisture, don't cause breakouts, and don't have the biggest downside of inorganic sunscreens, which is the white cast. Even when I'm indoors, I have to apply sunscreen, and I think this will be good, so I plan to buy a lot of it.

It's all good, but sometimes after applying it, my eyes feel a bit irritated.

It's great. It's moisturizing, fragrant, and has the perfect cream texture, plus it's not sticky at all~!

As the product is absorbed into the skin, it is important to cleanse thoroughly.

The product absorbs well into the skin when applied, without leaving a white cast or feeling sticky or anything like that.

When fully absorbed into the face, it leaves a powdery film-like feeling. I wouldn't recommend it for dry skin! But it seems quite moisturizing for a mineral sunscreen! While not ideal for dry skin, I think it could be good for oily skin types.
It has a brightening, tone-up effect when applied.

The Aseaze to Be sunblock felt quite different from using a sun gel. It definitely creates a powdery film when fully absorbed into the face. I don't recommend it for dry skin!
It doesn't pair well with foundation.

The Aziz Izzy Green Tea Moisture Sunblock has a somewhat thick texture, but it is not overly moisturizing. As I have dry skin, I tend to experience persistent dryness. Therefore, the level of skin dryness throughout the day can vary depending on the sunscreen I use. The Aziz Izzy sunblock felt quite different from using a sun gel. Certainly, there is a powdery film left on the face after fully absorbing it. I would not recommend this for those with dry skin! However, it seems relatively moisturizing for a mineral sunscreen. While not suitable for dry skin types, it may be a good option for oily skin.

There are no major inconveniences, and I'm satisfied. Especially, the great cost-effectiveness is great.

It's suitable for daily use without any haze or cloudiness. It seems mild and there is no major inconvenience.

Apply organic sunscreen 30 minutes before going out!

When my skin is sensitive, the organic nature of this sunscreen does seem to cause some irritation.
I try to avoid using it when my skin is inflamed.

Among the organic sunscreens, the one from Hwahae was extremely irritating, but this one is gentle on my skin!
It's so easy to apply, like a lotion.
The green tea ingredients also seem to suit my skin well.

The scent is a bit sharp, like a medicinal smell
It's a bit drier than expected

It's mild and glides on smoothly
There's little stickiness and no eye irritation

The coverage is lacking, which could be both a pro and a con. But I don't have any particular complaints.

It did not smear or feel sticky, so it finished my makeup cleanly.
There was also no white cast.

Apply this sunblock and then layer a base makeup, and you'll have the perfect self-made tip for complete UV protection!

There are no shortcomings!
I think the only downside might be that the coverage is limited

1. Smooth and creamy application
2. No white cast
3. No oily residue
4. Gentle ingredients

ASIS-TOBE Green Tea Moisture Sunblock [SPF50+/PA++++] Reviews

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