Dr.G Green Mild Up Skin Sun Lotion [SPF50+/PA++++] Reviews

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2 Reviews

• 하하하ㅏㅏ하

  Mar 17, 2023
  Combination SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skinproduct.Atopy Skin

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  Pros

  I have been using Dr.G sunscreen for several years, so it was good to be able to compare it. The Dr.G sunscreen is also on the runny side, but the sun lotion is even more watery than the sunscreen. The sunscreen doesn't have a very pronounced scent, but it does have an unpleasant smell, whereas the sun lotion is fragrance-free, which I liked. The Dr.G sunscreen I use does a good job of color-correcting, which I like, but it's not quite thick enough to completely cover the redness in my skin, which was a bit disappointing. But this sun lotion is not as thick, so it doesn't cling to the skin texture as much, which I was satisfied with. The tone-up effect is not completely absent, but it's just right, so it's a good tone-evening effect! The photos show: first, just a dab - half applied - fully applied. Looking at the half-applied, you can see that half of it brightens and evens out the tone a bit~

  Cons

  Both the sunscreen and the sun lotion feel slightly oily when first applied, but afterwards, while the sunscreen maintains a moderate oiliness, the sun lotion doesn't feel oily at all, and is actually quite drying. If you have dry skin, it would be good to build up a solid skincare base before applying it.

  Tip

  I have dry skin, so I applied a good skincare base and then finished with a stick balm on the dry areas and the sun lotion. This worked well for me. Even on dry days, I would apply the stick balm over the sun lotion and then add another layer of sun lotion. It's a great size to carry around with you!

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• 작은아이☆

  Mar 17, 2023
  Oily SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skin

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  Pros

  As a vegan product, I had more confidence in its ingredients and lack of irritation. In fact, I hardly experienced any skin issues or irritation after using it. The product is called a sun lotion, and its formula is thinner than a typical sunscreen, so it applies smoothly and softly. There is a slight white cast, but it becomes almost unnoticeable once spread out. I enjoyed the non-greasy, moisturizing application. I would recommend this to those who find regular sunscreens too thick and heavy.

  Cons

  It seems to have quite a bit of oiliness. I expected a more hydrating lotion-like formula, but after applying and over time, an oily residue comes through. As someone with combination-oily skin, it wasn't a major issue for me in the current season, but I think it could be problematic in the summer due to the oil content. Those with oily skin types should take note.