CHARMZONE Tone-up sun stick [SPF50+/PA++++]

The design is beautiful, and the tone has become naturally brighter, which I really like.

Sticks are convenient to apply, but something tends to get stuck, so you should wipe and use it once before applying.

I started using it around August or September of 2024. My skin tone was uneven and a bit yellow, so I was looking for products that could help match my skin tone. But the popular products I tried either caked up a lot or made my skin look worse after using them (like the ㅇㅇㅋㅁㅇㅋ tone-up sun cream and the ㄴㅂㅈㅇ porcelain-like product). However, this product is amazing - I just have to lightly spread it on and there's no caking at all, and no white cast either, it looks so natural. And it doesn't cause any breakouts on my face or body. - Face Even though I have an oily T-zone, it leaves a smooth, non-greasy finish after application (not completely matte, but nicely dewy). - Body To be honest, the real purpose of this product for me is for my neck and limbs. It's perfect for matching the tone when I'm wearing makeup on my face and neck. In the past, I would try to use foundation on my neck and body to match the tone, but that would always lead to breakouts. But with this, I can get an even, natural look without any issues. There's no sticky or shiny residue like you often get with sun creams, sun sticks, or sun cushions, which I really appreciate. This is the best product for anyone who wants natural-looking skin tone correction.

The downside is that when applied with the hands, it gets too messy and leaves residue on the hands. It's neater to use a puff or other applicator. Of course, I'm too lazy to do that and just use my hands and wash them afterwards. Also, it tends to transfer onto clothes and other items during daily use. It's not just from casual contact, but seems to rub off as I move around. The areas around the hairline are the worst, but there's no transfer on the arms or legs. Apart from these issues, I still really like this product as it helps achieve a natural-looking tone, which is why I continue to use it.

When applying to the face, it is best to draw lines with a sun stick and then spritz on a mist, then spread it out with your hands. For the body, it is good to draw lines with a sun stick, then make the puff damp, and apply it twice. If you only apply it once, the yellow tone is not well-captured, as the puff seems to absorb the sunscreen (the photo uploaded is when I applied it only once with my hands).