ATTATION UV TONE UP SUNSCREEN [SPF50+/PA++++]

I was looking for a mineral sunscreen and ended up buying one recommended by a YouTuber! I applied it as the last step of my skincare routine, spreading it thinly with a spatula and patting it in with a puff when going out lightly. The tone-up effect was amazing, my skin looked brighter just like when I have makeup on! It covered the reddish areas well, and it's so nice to use when going out lightly. I'm so satisfied with it that I want to use it as a base instead of foundation once my skin troubles are improved. It's moisturizing and creates a clear, healthy-looking complexion. The ingredients are especially great!!

It's a bit pricey...（´-`）.｡oO The scent is nice, but it's a bit strong, so those sensitive to fragrance might find it a bit challenging.

Applying it thinly with a spatula and patting it in with a puff works great..!( ´ ▽ ` )

This is a gentle and clean mineral sunscreen. It has the basic virtues of a sunscreen, with SPF50 and PA+++. The ingredients are low in toxicity and it does not contain any artificial fragrances, so it's reassuring. Instead, it contains lavender, scented geranium, and chamomile oils. 👍🏼🍃 The main UV-blocking ingredient is zinc oxide, so that's also reassuring. The ingredients at the bottom of the list - linalool, citronellol, geraniol, limonene - are often found in herb or plant-based products, so they're not a major concern. The cream is white in color, but I was worried it would leave a heavy white cast. However, when applied, it spreads thinly and moisturizes well, without any visible white cast after absorption. The scent is herbal, and the application is lightweight and smooth for a mineral sunscreen. It applies moisturizing, but over time it develops a slightly powdery feel, so additional moisturizer may be needed for dry skin types. This could be a benefit for oily skin types prone to excess sebum. On days when I only applied this sunscreen without any other base, there was a slight dryness right after application, but over time my skin seemed to produce enough oil to balance it out. This seems like it would be great for hot and humid weather.

As mentioned, after absorption, there is a slight tightness/dryness feeling (for combination/oily skin types). So for those with dry skin, it would be best to use a moisturizing base beforehand. Over time, as the skin starts producing its own oils, the slightly powdery finish becomes just right, making this a good option for combination/oily skin types in the spring and summer.