Dr.G R.E.D BLEMISH® SOOTHING UP SUN STICK [SPF50+/PA++++] Reviews

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2 Reviews

• 동그란귤

  May 8, 2023
  Dry SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  - The product applies smoothly without any white cast or pilling. As a first-time sunstick user, I was most concerned about white cast and pilling, but when applied with body heat, it spreads smoothly. - It has minimal stickiness. The low stickiness made it easy to reapply, especially on sweat-prone areas like my neck. I think it will work well as a body sunscreen in the summer. - It is gentle. I've used the Dr.G Mild Up Sun for a long time, and this product also seems to have a similar level of mildness. I was able to use it without any skin issues, and I didn't need to visit a dermatologist (I have sensitive skin and often get contact dermatitis). - It has a pressure-releasing case(?) Looking at the inside of the cap, there seems to be a thin, movable internal case(?) that blocks outside air but releases internal pressure. This attention to detail made the product more appealing, though I'm not entirely sure if I understood its purpose correctly. - Braille There is Braille labeling for visually impaired users, which I thought was a considerate touch. Sunscreens in stick form may be the most convenient for those with visual impairments, so it's great to see a brand catering to this need. While there are many cosmetics for the general public, there aren't as many that consider the needs of people with disabilities. It would be wonderful if Dr.G could become the first domestic brand to create a line(?) specifically for the visually impaired.

  Cons

  - Texture and application The smooth application was both an advantage and a disadvantage. While the texture melts well with body heat for good adherence, the initial feel when first opening the case gave a slightly tacky sensation. This may lead to a mixed response from users. - Stick shape I'm a bit disappointed that the stick had to be in this flat, round shape. A more flexible, curved shape that contours to the skin could have worked well too. While it's easy to apply on the body, the facial area has more intricate contours and delicate spots, making it inconvenient to spread evenly. - Packaging I also wish the packaging didn't have to be in this exact shape. After finishing my skincare routine, my hands are often moist and slippery, but the packaging has no grooves or indents, making it difficult to open and close. Even a slight difference in height between the cap and the body would have made it easier to grip and operate.

  Tip

  The sunscreen applies without any white cast, and melts well with body heat for good adherence, making it a gentle sun protection option that can be recommended for both people with and without disabilities. The non-sticky formula also makes it easy to reapply as needed.

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• 요거츄

  Apr 24, 2023
  Dry SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  Convenient to use! The downside of sunscreen is that it needs to be applied by hand or with a puff, but the stick format is a great feature. When applied to a dry, flaky face, it provides a slight moisturizing effect, preventing the skin from feeling too dry and parched. Despite my sensitive skin, it does not cause any breakouts. It is free of allergens, so it is safe to use.

  Cons

  It feels a bit pricey. When first applied, there is a slight stinging sensation (note that I have sensitive, very dry skin). It requires multiple applications, and when rubbing the stick on the face, the semi-solid texture can cause small particles to break off and spread across the face, so I need to gently massage it in with my fingers afterwards. It's not something I'll be reaching for frequently.

  Tip

  After applying your basic skin care (toner, lotion, cream), don't rub the stick sunscreen too vigorously. The stick contents can become crushed and spread unevenly across the face.